Saint Chapel

The light and shadow are amazing, and choosing the right time is very important, otherwise it will be crowded. The combined ticket for the Sainte-Chapelle and the Old Conciergerie on Ctrip is very cost-effective. If you have time, I recommend going to both.

Paris is best enjoyed not by sightseeing but by wandering aimlessly. Strolling the streets without much planning, sitting by the roadside, eating, and drinking coffee. Enjoying the sunshine and then watching the Sainte-Chapelle's blues. Unlike the vibrant, vibrant Sagrada Familia, the blues are softer and the purples mysterious. The beautiful weather was a real bonus. I even brought back window decorations; they're truly beautiful.

The booking was really confirm no exchange ticket is needed. Recommended to book with the timeslot and you can easily enter the chapelle without waiting. Beware that ticket sold out very fast and the ticket included conciergerie which recommened to trvael back in time to see the virtual prison.

Every time I come to Paris, I will buy a pass to come and see. The Ile de la Cité is not only Notre Dame de Paris, but also the Sainte-Chapelle behind the Judicial Bureau. The lower chapel can see the beautiful blue roof. I like this old roof very much. I personally think that the glass windows of the upper chapel used by the owner of the second floor are one of the most exquisite glass windows.

The Sainte-Chapelle in Paris is a church with a history of more than 300 years. It is not very large, but it is a very important church in Paris. There are many believers who come here to worship every weekend. The interior is also very solemn and quiet. Coming here to listen to the sound of the mass, I feel that my soul is purified a lot.

La Sainte Chapelle is a very famous tourist attraction in Paris, France. This church is not large in scale and its appearance is not grand, but the Holy Chapel houses Jesus' crown of thorns and other holy relics from the Passion of Jesus, which are of great sacred significance to devout Christians or Catholics. The large and magnificent stained rose glass windows in the Sainte-Chapelle depict more than a thousand biblical stories and are famous throughout the world for their exquisiteness and beauty.

all the Chapels in Paris are a great option, if you’re there I’d recommend for you to do it by foot and get to experience the beauty of the French architecture and its exquisite croissants 😊

The ticket to the chapel costs 9 euros, but we have a museum pass, so we can go in directly. Going up to the second floor, you can see a 360-degree panoramic stained glass window and statues of the twelve apostles. There are more than 1,000 Bible stories on the stained glass windows. The sunlight shines through the glass, bright and shining, which is very shocking.