Sainte-Chapelle

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Located in Paris Law Courthouse, 10 Bd du Palais, 75001 Paris, France ??. Definitely recommend booking your ticket online, if you go without, you might not get entry. For a guided tour - Adult 20.50€ Under 18 years FREE admission To explore yourself - Adult 13.00 € Under 18 years FREE admission People with disabilities FREE admission 18-25 years FREE admission (European Union) There are audio guides available if you want them. It’s a timed ticket , but you will have to wait in the correct line for the time stamped tickets based on the time you purchased for. Don’t get confused and wait in the extra long line for people who have not purchased tickets. There’s a gift shop inside if you want to purchase souvenirs. The glass windows are breathtaking. The craftsmanship that went into this is unbelievable. I could have sat looking at it for hours. The winding turret staircase is stunning but be careful as you climb. We weren’t there for long but it was definitely worth the visit. Would definitely recommend. Thumbs Up!!! ???

The holy chapel opening hours are 9:00-19:00 from 1st april- 30 th sept 2025 9:00-17:00 1st Oct- 31 march 2026 The cost is 13€ This is a must book online only. There is no counter at the door. Usually there t gets fully book and you must plan 3/4 days at least ahead. The chapel is very small so only limited people can enter at a time. There is a downstairs chapel and the main chapel is on the first floor. This is the most beautiful stained glass windows and it is even more beautiful on sunny days when the sun light penetrates. Please note that unfortunately some renovations started in April 2025 so a small part is covered and it will take a while. But visits are as usual and a beautiful experience.

Revisited the chapel as part of listening to the classical concert. The music was beautiful, amazing, and,entertaining. I highly recommend seeing the chapel of this way. Note that they are doing some restoration work so there are mirrors set up to camouflage with scaffolding. It did not distract from the experience. They suggest you get there 40 minutes in advance and they open the doors at about 30 minutes in advance. If there’s any chance of rain, bring umbrellas as the waiting area is not covered. There are benches next to the waiting area in case some of your party can’t stand very long. You can see the difference between the Stained glass that has been cleaned and that which has not been cleaned. I’m grateful for the restoration.

I absolutely, wholeheartedly recommend visiting this church! It’s not widely known among tourists, which makes it all the more special — a true hidden gem in the heart of Paris. I’m talking about the Church of the Kings — a stunningly beautiful place built in authentic medieval Gothic style. Majestic stained glass windows, intricate stone carvings, and an atmosphere of deep reverence and silence — everything here is steeped in history and grace. Please note: visits are only possible with a prior reservation. Without it, getting in can be extremely difficult, especially in the evening before closing time — no one is allowed in at that point. Although the church is currently undergoing restoration, it remains open to visitors, and the ongoing work does not diminish its beauty in any way. On the contrary — it’s wonderful to see how this sacred space is being preserved with care and respect for its history. One of the most beautiful and atmospheric churches in Paris. I strongly recommend it to anyone looking to connect with the true spiritual and architectural heritage of the city.

We had tickets, so the line wasn't oppressive. The interior was beautifully detailed. Even the floor was intricately inlaid. The windows were some of the finest stained glass that I have seen. Well worth the trip.