Must visit place in Paris! It's a glorious beauty beholding the grandeur for centuries! Tickets need to be purchased online. Need to stay in line for a few minutes, after which you pass through security, then a relatively narrow staircase. Once you enter you notice that it's only a single big space but for sure you will be awestruck by it's beauty! The details on each of the stained glasses and the colors used are just amazing! There's also a video display board on the side for more information.Definitely worth a visit! You exit through the souvenir room. There's a toilet facility just outside.

Although the church itself is smaller in scale compared to others it’s interior is still beautiful. When we arrived the line was quite long and I was thinking that it wouldn’t be worth the long wait considering it was a cold rainy day. However to my surprise the line moved quite quickly. Once we entered we could see all the beautiful stain glass windows and other decor. The souvenirs they had at the bottom were all eye catching especially the circular stain glass pieces they had available, which I had to get for myself.

Very beautiful but very noisy, silence should be required according to everything in a small building and even a bedroom. Overall a nice visit even if there was a very large crowd and noise There are two spaces to see, the most beautiful of course being the one at the top which has wonderful stained glass windows and is truly exceptional. Fairly quick visit, I advise you to buy your tickets online as you will save a little time.

Ok well I wouldn't pay to enter the chapel because u can see all.of it in under 5 minutes and its contained in these photos. That said I entered on the free Sunday day and.it was absolutely worth it. Make sure u go to the first floor and don't stop with just the main entrance ground floor. The large panels of glass stained glass is on the next floor

This is absolutely the most beautiful church I have ever been in. It is on a small "island" in the middle of Paris called Ille de la cite. The stained glass windows are spectacular, tall, slender colorful, original! I was mesmerized from start to finish, my photos do not do it justice. It must be witnessed in person. Do not miss it or its really beautiful Rose window! You will not be disappointed. Get the guided tour, it's worth it as you will find out so much more than what you'll learn just by reading the laminated information cards they have in each area.

For anyone with a Paris Museum Pass, be sure to book a time slot and visit this famed chapel. For those without a Museum Pass, you still should visit it if you are travelling into Paris. Words do not do justice to how awestruck we were upon entering the second floor (be sure to find the spiral staircase from the first floor without missing it) to see the main chapel decorated in the most beautiful work of stained glass art we will ever see. The entire visit and lineup will not take long so be sure to find 30min to an hour of your day to visit this masterpiece.

Beautiful tourist spot and a must-see. This was one of my favorite spots as a first time tourist. It felt like a nicer experience compared to a place like the Louvre because it wasn't as hectic or crazy. There were some people but not too many, and it was quiet inside the actual stained glass area.

Immense, vast, tall, grand and majestic. If you buy tickets in advance this does not mean you won't have to line up, be prepared to line up for at least 20mins. The cumbersome security process takes a while. Once you get past this, it's worth it. Be prepared to also climb a few plus some more stairs.

There are two levels to cover. The lower level is beautiful but subtle and displays artefacts retrieved before the renovation and also houses the souvenir shop. The upper level is more crowded and home to the stained glass windows and statues along with the shroud. The place is beautiful inside. Tickets cost around 11€, but are free for certain groups. It's better to book them online in advance (though you might have to stand in a queue anyway).

The Church is so beautiful. The interior is incredible. Worth it to visit when you are in Paris. We must not queue to enter the Church because already did an online reservation. So, better if you do a reservation before coming here. Sadly we were just doing a short visit because we still must visit other places.

This place is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Paris. Thus I definitely recommend to buy tickets with time slot booking via internet. However, even with time-booked tickets, you still have to wait in line (queue) for 30-60 minutes because there are several significant defects in the way they operate. 1. First of all, there are three lines (queues) to wait; right, middle and left. - Right line (road side) is for ticket holders with “on the hour” time booking such as 11:00, 12:00, 13:00….. - Middle line for time booking 11:30, 12:30, 13:30….. - Left line (wall side) is for people without tickets. The biggest problem is that even if you have 12:30 tickets (for example), you cannot enter at 12:30. You have to wait probably 12:50-13:00 without being explained anything. 2. If you become anxious and try to figure out what’s going on, it is normal to ask their security person at the entrance. However, he is extremely useless, arrogant and unfriendly. It is probably not fair to blame only him because all the other staff such as security checkers, ticket officers, gift shop clerks are the same as if they all completed their internal training of “How to behave NOT nice to the visitors”. 3. Finally, you will find the lines (queues) are not for tickets but for security checks. Once you go through the security checkpoints, you can proceed very smoothly without stress and buy tickets easily. The fatal mistake is they don’t check the time-booking proof before security checks. In the extreme case, even if you DON’T have tickets, you can still pretend to have it and go through the security checkpoint and buy a ticket later. I truly wish the operator of this wonderful place shall be replaced by someone with more visitor friendly mindset but I know it doesn’t happen.

Beautiful chapel inside the royal palace. It was beautiful but very crowded. Since it was for royal use before, the church itself looks very extravagant but quite small. We finished checking it in like 30-45 mins (with taking pictures and reading stuff). I went in for free as it was the first Sunday of February

The chapel is beautiful, but I bought a time slot ticket, expecting to go in at that time. However, they oversold the 12:00 slot by hundreds of tickets and let all of those people go first. We had to wait 1.5 hours or more just to get in. I wasn’t a fan of that. However the chapel is beautiful and even though I have been before, my mom has not, and I wanted her to see it.

I don't know if it's because there's a Paris Superior Court, you have to get a full body X-ray scan that you can only see at the airport to pass the entrance. The space between the columns of the chapel is filled with stained glass, not a wall. So it is by far the best stained glass I've ever seen. And I think that I definitely would never see a stained glass more colorful than this.

WORTH YOUR TIME, I PROMISE! It was absolutely gorgeous. The first time were in Paris we didn't get a chance to see this building. I made plans to see it as soon as we booked our flight. We just happened to go on the first Sunday of the month, when admission is free. They have some pretty intense security measures to get through (at least to see a church) but it's understandable these days. The chapel itself was just gorgeous. I'm sure it's getting even more foot traffic these days with Notre Dame closed and I think that's great! This structure deserves lots of love! The gift shop in the lower level is definitely worth a visit. The upper level usually gets the most credit, but both levels are beautiful. For those with mobility restrictions (or claustrophobics), be aware there are pretty tight spiral staircases that take you up and down. I'm frankly not sure if there are more accessible ways inside and up, but I just wanted to make that much known.

Waited about 30 minutes to get in…that’s with advanced tickets and being there just a few minutes before they opened. Long lines, particularly for those who were trying to buy tickets on site. Well worth a visit, and suggest combo ticket option with the Concergerie. Together learned a lot about French Revolution, and the early ideals of equal/fair treatment of one’s citizenry. Spectacular stained windows and setting, and interesting lower chapel history. Definitely recommend the audio tour at the chapel.

Was in France with one of my French friends who mentioned this place and so glad he did. It was a very cool find to drop by and see. It’s not super big, doesn’t take a long time to see but I would say it’s def worth it if you have more time in Paris or you’ve seen all the other big attractions.

This beautiful cathedral is situated quite close to Notre Dame but can be easily overlook due to its surrounding buildings. The main chapel is just breathtaking and the stained glass is over 20m high! Attention to details is simply amazing and so is the architecture. Highly recommend!

The church features more than 1000 picture images on its windows dating back to the 13th century.....just incredible! Make a reservation for your visit, in off-season possible just one day before your visit. There is a limited number of chairs within the chapel in order to enjoy the windows.

Absolutely gorgeous stained glass windows. Cost was about 12 Euro per person. It's up a flight of narrow windy stairs, per usual. The inside is relatively small but the detail and stories told in the stained glass windows is amazing!!! Worth a visit for sure.

Line to get in was not too long, but I did go at the end of September. You do pass through security screening before entering. Once out of security screening you enter a courtyard where there are toilets on the left side. To your right you see the chapel. The Gothic style is very impressive with gargoyles and carvings on the outside. Worth a moment to see all the detail on the outside. You buy tickets inside the chapel, 17 and under are free. You first walk in the lower part of the church, which had artifacts and informational items. Then you walk up a narrow staircase to the top where you see the beautiful stained glass. There are so many stories told in the glass, it deserves sometime to sit and appreciate. Worth a visit!

Probably one of the most beautiful place to visit in Paris. Walking up the stairs and then getting into the Chapel is just breathtaking. The colours of the windows are beautiful and relates the story from Genesis to the Apocalypse. With the Paris pass, you get free entry but you will have to pay a fee to get the audio guide. We were the last entry which meant that we got to have the chapel for ourselves as they were closing it down.

We almost didn’t include during our visit but so glad we did! Stunning church with amazing history. Hard to believe just how old this church is. It was originally built to hold a portion of the crown of thorns. Just spectacular!!

Beautiful place! It is well worth the visit. The price is affordable. The visit is really cool, full of history and beauty with the stained glass. The queue was fast. The service is very good, the staff are very polite and helpful. It is located close to other very interesting tourist spots. Visited in August 2019

STUNNING! The intricate detailed stain glass windows showing the stories of the Bible was heavenly. It honestly felt other worldly standing reverently amongst these masterpieces. I could have stayed for hours but they were closing. Honestly it was one of my favorite places we visited. Not only is the building stunning and the history interesting but it felt like I was enveloped and taken back in time with the stained glass windows.

A fantastic example of historic and breathtaking architecture. A must see when in Paris. Arrive or book early! This will always be busy. Didn't have to wait long, very friendly front of house and when going though airport style bag scanning. Br prepared to have a lot of people in your photos if you don't aim high! Reach for the stars and all will turn out well! Good luck!

Small but exquisite chapel with the most amazing stained glass windows. Make sure to book at time slot in advance, avoid the weekend, go early in the day, the chapel is small so 30 minutes is all you need once you are in. It’s just one block from notre dame, easy to find with google maps but few signs. A great brief experiment as part of a walking tour of Paris. Great gift shop.

Must see church! Beautiful original decor, gorgeous stained glass windows, lots of history. It was one of the first buildings in Paris. Printed pamphlets are in all languages and tell you a lot about parisian history. We bought timed combo ticket for Conciergerie and St.Chapelle. Highly recommend.

(Translated by Google) The holy chapel a Gothic gem. It was only carried out in a record time for the time. The fifteen stained-glass windows are magnificent, measuring 15 meters in height, the stained-glass windows recount the scenes from the Old and New Testaments until the arrival of the relics of Christ in Paris. The Chapel was intended to house the most precious relics of Christendom, including the Crown of Thorns of Christ, acquired by Saint Louis. This chapel is definitely a visit. It's my favorite, despite its entry price. But you really have to see the very pretty play of lights lit by the sun on the stained glass windows. The Sainte-Chapelle is accessible but the route is not easy in a wheelchair. The width of the electronic gendarmerie control gate is 76 cm. The monument is then accessed through the entrance located at the end of the paved courtyard, on the right. The upper chapel is not accessible (33 steps). To recommend. (Original) La sainte chapelle un joyau gothique. Elle a été réalisée en seulenent setp ans un temps record pour l'époque. Les quinze verrières sont magnifiques elles mesurent 15 mètres de hauteur, les vitraux racontrent les scènes de l’Ancien et du Nouveau Testament jusqu'à l’arrivée des reliques du Christ à Paris. La Chapelle était destinée à abriter les plus précieuses reliques de la chrétienté dont la Couronne d’épines du Christ, acquises par saint Louis. Cette chapelle vos vraiment une visite. C'est mon coup de coeur,  malgré son prix d'entrée. Mais il faut vraiment voir les très jolis jeux de lumières éclairées par le soleil sur les vitraux. La Sainte-Chapelle est accessible mais le parcours n'est pas aisé en fauteuil roulant. La largeur du portail électronique du contrôle de gendarmerie est de 76 cm. On accède ensuite au monument par l’entrée située au fond de la cour goudronnée, à droite. La chapelle haute n’est pas accessible (33 marches). A recommander.

(Translated by Google) It was a small cathedral, but the entrance fee is not a waste. I was immediately enchanted by the light passing through the long window filled with stained glass and stopped my steps. (Original) 작은 성당이였지만 입장료가 아깝지 않다 스테인글라스로 채워진 긴 창문에 통과해 들어오는 빛에 금방 황홀해져서 발걸음을 멈추게 했다

(Translated by Google) Among the many churches in Paris, this church is my favorite one! (Original) 巴黎教堂衆多中，此教堂是我最愛去的一個！

Art is a spiritual practice. If it weren't for art, I'd have given up on God a long time ago. This cathedral though....is very convincing. Said Janice McLeod. And yes this is the plain truth about this magical place. I highly recommend to all the people who come in Paris to visit this masterpiece of the medieval art and architecture.

I have no clue how I skipped this place during all my previous stays!!! It is, without a doubt, in my top 3 places to see in Paris now, maybe THE most impressive place to go. Being surrounded by the 360 painted glass is just breathtaking!

Easily one of the top five places we visited, the Sainte-Chapelle was one of the most majestic and beautiful churches that I have ever seen. I could have sat in the main room with all the stained glass for hours if I had the time, though we felt like 2 hours here was more than enough time to appreciate this gorgeous piece of history. Another neat fun fact is that all of the stained glass is original.

The church is very beautiful from the inside, there are two halls on the ground floor and the large one on the first floor. The climb up a narrow staircase from the inside is wonderful and charming. The floor and ceilings are very beautiful. The ticket price is suitable 12€ and there is the possibility of booking online for those who do not like to wait.

I have waited 47 years for the opportunity to visit this one of a kind place of worship. It did not disappoint. You'll gasp when you see it, even if you know what to expect. No words can describe its beauty. And, it's close to Notre Dame.

Breathtaking. I have seen many beautiful cathedrals and churches from the inside but this is really something else. The stained glass windows all around are simply awe-inspiring. If you go early or close to the closing time, the lines are not as long.

A must see in Paris! Definitely worth going! It is a gothic style chapel and it is very beautiful inside. Sainte-Chapelle is considered among the highest achievements of the Rayonnant period (period from about the mid-13th century to mid-14th century) of Gothic arhitecture.

A must-see sight in Paris. Small but just stunning. The stained glass really is something to admire here- I could spend hours just looking at it. So colourful and pretty, and the blue ceiling is amazing too. Really is like a little jewellery box. Note: if you don’t like small spiral staircases, then you won’t like this! It’s short so quick to get up there however it is narrow and steep.

Magnifique... Expression parfaite de la civilisation chrétienne !

(Translated by Google) Magical and exceptional place. (Original) Lieu Magique et exceptionnel.

(Translated by Google) A place where I really like to come back every time I visit Paris. It is located a short distance from Notre-Dame. The structure is divided into a low chapel and a high chapel (accessed via narrow spiral staircases), which is the amazing part of the place. The admission price is fair, it's definitely worth it! (Original) Un luogo dove mi piace molto tornare ogni volta che visito Parigi. Si trova a poca distanza da Notre-dame. La struttura è divisa in cappella bassa e cappella alta (alla quale si accede tramite strette scale a chiocciola), che è la parte stupefacente del luogo. Il prezzo di ingresso è onesto, ne vale sicuramente la pena!

(Translated by Google) Good bakery with very friendly sales assistants and good bread and sandwiches (Original) Bonne Boulangerie dont les vendeuse sont bien sympathiques et du bon pain et sandwitchs

(Translated by Google) Most wonderful church I have ever seen. This stunning work of art is stunning. (Original) Igreja das mais maravilhosas que já vi. Coisa deslumbrante essa obra de arte.

(Translated by Google) The magical place in Paris hoping that it all reopens quickly (Original) Le lieu magique dans Paris en espérant que tout cela réouvre rapidement

Wonderful experience! A must visit if you are in Paris for 3-4 days! Inside is a well preserved church with beautiful architecture. The colors and the glass walls are magnificent. You can pick up the brochures at the reception, which gives you a lot of information about the structures and the building itself. I would say the tickets are a little on the pricier side but, it's Paris!

Beautiful! But if I’m being completely honest, it was a bit pricey. The Pantheon was the same price and 20x the amount to see. A worker who was working the front entrance was a bit unpleasant (maybe bc I don’t speak French), when I left a different worker was working and he was kind.

This place is AMAZING!!!!! One if the most beautiful chapels i’ve ever seen. The colors were just fabulous. I would definitely back to visit it again. I can’t even describe it. Pictures don’t do it justice. I highly recommend you to visit it

Those stained glass windows are stunning, pick a sunny day to visit , It’s beside the justice department you probably will see tons of police and will be pad down before going in

Very interesting church with hundreds of murals, telling bible stories from genesis to revelations. Must get audio guide to fully appreciate each mural; go early before lunch to avoid crowd

A beautiful chapel famous for its stained glass walls. If you like Gothic art, you should consider visiting. The price is a bit too high for such a short visit (it is basically one chamber that could be seen in 5-10 minutes). Despite having a reservation (made online in advance) for a particular hour, we entered 1,5 h before, so I guess they either weren't too strict about the hour or it was not fully booked. There were two queues outside, one for visitors with reservation and the other for visitors without it. Ours moved fast, we waited maybe 2 or 3 minutes to enter. The covid pass was checked at the entrance, and wearing a mask was obligatory at all times when inside. Note: at the weekend, the nearest metro line (number 4) was closed. We had to walk to the Chatelet station instead.

An experience not to be missed. You cannot believe what you see and you will leave this place as a different person. You have to overcome all these security. The contrast with the dignified place was too great.

As an individual who loves stained glass art, this church placed me in awe. I still recall stepping into the main church and had my jaws dropped by the sight and structures. Reading up on the history behind Sainte-Chapelle provides more insight, allowing you to have a deeper appreciation of your visit.

There's 12 euro entry fee at this church and the queue is a lot longer and slower for those that buy their tickets on site. The church itself is amazing with it's Staind window glass walls. A lot smaller than I thought after seeing pictures online but still breathtaking. Totally worth it. The tour starts on the ground floor, which is small and dark, but don't panic, the main part of the church is after a small stairs climb through the small doors near the entrance.

It’s definitely very beautiful inside, but even with pre-purchased tickets we’ve spent 1 hour in line (our tickets were for 11:30, we joined the line at 11:20 and passed the security check at 12:20). So essentially we’ve spent 1h in line and like 20 minutes inside, cause it’s rather small. The day of our visit they’ve completely closed the entrance for those who don’t have tickets, so book in advance for the earliest possible time to avoid the waiting time

Absolutely beautiful chapel. It's not big at all, but it's a gorgeous jewel just a block from Notre-Dame. Buy your tickets in advance and book a time slot. It will ease your visit by 1000%

Arrived 30 minutes early for the 9:00am booking. Saw long line up for those without advanced booking. Once inside need to be patient to get the best photo spot as everyone wants to take their pictures.

The stain glass windows are magnificent and so beautiful to see, however, I thought it would be bigger than it was. The space was also crowded so suggest to come early or later in the day. Recommend to book your ticket in advance.

This church, now an UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built by a French king to house the crown of thorns and pieces of the true cross - they spared no expense. The accessible portions of this site consist of a lower worship area and an upper area. For both of these I recommend the audio guide at least - there is symbolism everywhere and meaning in everything. You will miss it otherwise. The two areas are connected by a windy staircase that was made in the middle ages. When you enter the upper area it’s just an explosion of color that has to be experienced. Today we can but marvel at the craftsmanship of this world treasure. Truly amazing.

Beautiful Gothic style chappelle worth visiting! Don't be disappointed when entering. There's more to see upstairs as the building has 2 levels! More information you can find on the free leaflets available on the right-hand side when you enter! Grab one and take the time to read it as it contains important information! Enjoy your visit and keep 🤫

Visiting Sainte-Chapelle in Paris was awe-inspiring. The stunning stained glass windows created a mesmerizing play of colors, casting an ethereal glow. The Gothic architecture added to the grandeur, making it a truly captivating experience. I would rate it a solid 4 out of 5, as the historical and artistic significance was profound, but the crowds slightly impacted the serene atmosphere.

This is nice, but can be done quickly. The regular wait is kinda long. However, if you have a mobility disability, there are accommodations, however, they're not obvious and you have to ask for them. But elevators etc are available... Pro tip: if you can find your way to the bathrooms by the elevator in the Justice palace part of the building (they're connected), there you'll find cheap snacks water and coffees via vending machine. I recommend this. It's about $14pp

Built by Louis IX in the 13th century, the Sainte-Chapelle is an architectural wonder and the finest royal chapel built in France. Designed with a Rayonnant Gothic style architecture, this chapel attracts millions of tourists each year. The chapel was commissioned by Louis IX of France in order to display his huge collection of Passion relics. It also houses the relics from the medieval Christendom, Christ's Crown of Thorns.

Your appreciation for gothic architecture will be at an all-time high! Every inch of this chapel is beautiful; it starts with the rose windows and extends to the floors. The chapel can feel a little crowded mid-day, so early more visits are recommended.

Hidden gem! The glass façades and the colored columns are so unique.

Extremely underrated compared to the Notre Dame. Definitely a magnificent and breathtaking cathedral to visit when in Paris. Do do please visit this place its showcased so many important events and definitely something every human should visit once in her/his lifetime.

We broke away from our group and decided to see Sainte-Chapelle. Very fascinated by the age of the Church but also had to see the stained glass windows. Worthwhile to go on a sunny day especially later in the day. Expect to wait in line to pay. The line moves slowly.

It stands squarely upon a lower chapel, which served as parish church for all the inhabitants of the Palace, which was the seat of government. The king was later recognized as a saint by the Catholic church. His title became Saint Louis.

I could sit here all day and watch the sun catches each stained glass window. Amazing architecture!

(Translated by Google) The concert in Sainte Chapelle was great. (Original) サントシャペルのコンサートは素晴らしかったです。

With Sainte-Chapelle and Notre-Dame De Paris, Sainte-Chapelle lives up to its worth as a large Chapple, being historic and grand, it's worth the visit.

The Electro is underground, no mainstream music, the DJ guests are amazing, the open bar is until 10 p.m. and the atmosphere is electric 🤟🏻🤟🏻

(Translated by Google) That's a wonderful thing. (Original) 素晴らしいのひとことです。

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place in the heart of Paris! Can be visited in 1 hour (Original) Très belle endroit en plein cœur de Paris ! Se visite en 1h

(Translated by Google) It's mine too (Original) També és meva

(Translated by Google) Lolo (Original) Lolo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful stained glass windows and a nice visit. (Original) Beaux vitraux et belle visite.

When the sunlight hits just right... ahhhh! A must see if you’re visiting Paris.

Amazing architecture and great place to relax!

(Translated by Google) The stained glass windows of the chapel are wonderful. It is worth visiting (Original) Τα βιτρό του παρεκκλησίου είναι υπέροχα. Αξίζει να το επισκεφτείς

(Translated by Google) A mystical and magical place. A unique work of art in Paris. (Original) Un lieu mystique et magique. Une œuvre d'art unique à Paris.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent monument, among the beautiful stained glass windows that I have seen! (Original) Magnifique monument, parmis les blus beaux vitraux qu'il m'ait été donné de voir !

(Translated by Google) It's a great place to visit with the Paris Museum Pass. It's a place where you can see everything in 10-20 minutes, so rather than paying 11.5 euros alone, it seems better to take time to stop by the museum pass. It is divided into two floors, with a small souvenir shop and a place of worship on the first floor, and when you go upstairs, you will find a chapel where you can see the beautiful stained glass shown in the picture. I felt it was the most beautiful stained glass I've ever seen in the cathedrals I've been to. It is a cathedral that gives you a clear understanding of what the Gothic style is, and the second floor is very high. The high floor height and stained glass make the cathedral a more spacious and sacred space. The cathedral was built in the mid 1200's, so it's not as spacious as you might think, but it's amazing that this building was built 800 years ago, and that it has been well preserved. If you are going to Paris, if you have a Museum Pass, I recommend stopping by! (Original) 파리 뮤지엄 패스로 다녀오기 좋은 장소예요. 10~20분만에 모든 것을 볼 수 있는 곳이라 11.5유로를 단독으로 내고 다녀오기보다는 뮤지엄 패스 끊은김에 시간 내서 들리기 좋아보여요. 두 층으로 나뉘어져 있는데 1층에는 작은 기념품 가게와 함께 예배드리는 곳이 있고 윗층으로 올라가면 사진에서 보이는 아름다운 스테인드글라스를 제대로 볼 수 있는 예배실이 나옵니다. 지금까지 가본 성당들에서 본 스테인드글라스 중에서 최고로 아름답다고 느꼈습니다. 고딕양식이 어떤 것이구나를 확실하게 깨닫게 해주는 성당으로 2층 층고가 매우 높아요. 높은 층고와 스테인드글라스가 성당을 더욱 넓고 신성한 공간으로 만들어줍니다. 성당이 1200년대 중반에 만들어져서 생각보다는 넓진 않지만 이런 건물을 800년 전에 만들었다는 사실도 신기하고 이를 지금까지 잘 보존했다는 것도 신기합니다. 파리에 가신다면, 뮤지엄 패스를 소지하셨다면 한번 들려보시길 추천해요!

(Translated by Google) Unique in Gothic beauty and elegance. The pearl of the courthouse. (Original) Unique de beauté et d'élégance gothique. La perle du Palais de justice.

(Translated by Google) It is very close to the Ste Chapelle it is the courthouse! (Original) C'est très proche de la Ste Chapelle c'est le palais de justice !

Very beautiful. You should see it if you visit Paris

(Translated by Google) Well, the place is so normal, to look at the architecture, but if you are on trial here, then a wretched place, Lawyers slaughter the clientele, they put me on the floor for a reason and for no reason. The place where they put me, terrible food, no seasonings, etc., I understand that prison etc., but it could have been better than being 60) (Original) Ну место так норм,посмотреть на архитектуру но если тебя тут судят,то убогое местечко,Адвокаты забивают на клиентуру,сажают с полу повода и без повода.В место куда меня посадили,ужасная еда,без приправ и тд,я понимаю что тюрьма и тд,но могло быть и лучше чем в 60 года попасть)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, worth seeing better than the Eiffel Tower (Original) Precioso, digno de ver mejor que la torre eiffel

(Translated by Google) Hardly any people in summer 2020 due to Corona. Was worth seeing, tickets were only available online. Unfortunately not suitable for older people. Securitys were very nice. (Original) Im Sommer 2020 aufgrund von Corona kaum Leute. War sehenswert, Tickets gabs nur online. Für ältere Menschen daher leider nicht geeignet. Securitys waren sehr nett.

The most stunning man made place I've seen so far..

(Translated by Google) A true marvel of heritage, a must see! (Original) Une véritable merveille du patrimoine, à voir absolument !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful place (Original) Quel endroit magnifique

(Translated by Google) Closed now due to covid 🥺 (Original) Fermé en ce moment à cause du covid 🥺

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture (Original) Belle architecture

The stained glass is amazing. If you want to see iconic medieval art in Paris, this is the place to do it. The colors were every vibrant.

The Chapelle is breath taking. A must see while in Paris!

It was stunning to see how it is preserved until today. The fine art work on glass representing 4 colors red, blue, green and yellow is satisfying to watch. It reminds us about the glory of artists back then and gives an idea about their dedication, passion and devotion they had about their religion. But at the same time, it also reminds us that nothing in this world lasts forever. I am thankful to the ticket checker who let me in for free with my friends. The staff was very nice as well.

Really beautiful chapelle with amazing glass work. The audio guide is also very informative.

One should not miss the majestic breathtaking stained glass surrounding all sides nor the amazing atmosphere inside the chapels. I would say this stained glass is the most beautiful one I’ve ever seen in my life. It is located close to Notre Dame Cathedral. It is worth visiting when you come to Paris. Highly recommended!

Cathedral with eally impressive vitreaux. The visit is really short though, 30 minutes is more than enough

Beautiful former church with storied stain glass windows with unique detail.

Breathtaking architectural jewel, with impressive mosaic window panels. The second level is extraordinary, but make sure you visit the first level as well. Well worth it.

We visited Sainte-Chapelle in Paris & it really is an amazing sight to see! There are 15 stained-glass windows that stand nearly 50feet tall! Each of the windows have 30 or so? images & represent a book or story from the bible. The most significant is the Passion of Christ- center window behind the shrine. The statues of Peter & 5 other apostles are said to be the original from 770 something years ago-& have never been restored!!! Most appear to be ethnic- either black or brown. The round stained-glass windows at the back of the chapel is the story of the apocalypse. We spent about 1.5 hours there & it was a nice peaceful break from the hustle & bustle of St. Michel. Price to enter was about 12 Euro & wait to enter was maybe 15 minutes. #RoyalChapel #SainteChapelle #Paris #France🇫🇷 #gothic #chapel #13thcentury #magnificent #amazing

High security with kind police officers, nice place but not much to see

Small yet magnificent. Was in and out in about 30 minutes. Buy tickets online.

Beautiful church! Visit takes about 1 hour. The waiting time could be 1 hour and more, depends how many people are waiting. With the Paris Museum Pass you are also going to wait and queue like the normal entrance ticket 😞

Marvellous! Especially the insides. Worth a visit.

Enjoyed a beautiful NYE concert last night. The stained glass was not visible in all of its glory at night, so will return during daylight, but the concert was lovely.

Very nice glasses on top od Chapelle describe Isus life. 70% od glasess are original. Don’t miss this stop.

An amazing Gothic gem. Really worth visiting! The tickets are a bit too expensive in my opinion, since the chapel is just one room..

just breathtaking, the building is back from 13th century, and it's so well conserved. the windows are stunning and you will be there for hours just paying attention to every single detail. the ticket is a fair price. I really recommend going inside it

Sainte-Chapelle is very beautiful, however I only gave it 3 stars for two reasons: we bought tickets online for an allocated time but when we got there, there was a long queue and despite our booking, we got in thirty minutes later. Secondly, I expected there to be much more to see, but it was essentially just one room with stained glass- which don’t get me wrong, was breathtaking- but we didn’t stay there very long. If you are into cathedrals/churches then I’d recommend it.

Highly recommended. 30 minutes visit. There is a magasin inside and you can have a guide if you want. Also, I recommend to make a reservation.

The amazingness of it is difficult to describe it in words. At entrance is an airport like security gate before being allowed to buy the tickets. Buy the ticket only- it will save you time and no need to wait in queue. Prepare to be left speechless by the colors and architecture. Enjoy 🗺

Possibly the most beautiful place in Paris. You walk into a small chapel with a beautiful ceiling and incredible stained glass window, which you think is awesome. Then you go up stairs and get blown away! The entire top half of the walls is stained glass - rich blues, reds and greens. Just stunning. You need to book in advance (online) and join the queue for your time slot. It's a small place so you may wait a ten minutes but it means you will have space in there. The area may look blocked off with police (next to the Palais de Justice) but show your tickets and they'll let you through.) You are welcome to take photos. There a public toilets before you leave.

This is one of the best most beautiful churches in the whole world. The stained glass is so beautiful to look and it is all around you in the chapel. Although you don’t spend too much time there because it is rather small, it is definitely worth the price and the line because it is just amazing.

While you plan your trip, check to see if there are any concerts here. It was such an experience to witness gorgeous music in the chapel for a couple of hours. Not only is the room gorgeous, but sitting in there for its true purpose of reverent music and worship, was incredible!

The church is quite small in size, but the interior is glamorous as ever! We had to wait in a long queue for about half an hour and was doubting whether the wait was worth. But the interior & the stained glass windows were just breathtaking and justified the wait. The sight it creates when sunlight peeps through the stained glasses is just beautiful. The spiral stairway to the upper level is narrow, hence you have to climb up carefully. It is a must visit place if you are in Paris.

Beautiful!!! But but your ticket in advance! We didn’t and waited over an hour to go in. But so worth it! They have these cool plastic boards you could grab and carry around that explained each section of glass and the history of the chapel.