Sainte-Chapelle
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Not far from Notre Dame is Sainte-Chapelle, another cozy gem of the Gothic style. It was commissioned by Louis IX in the 1240s to house holy relics, and built in just 7 years. Sainte-Chapelle contains stunning stained glass, ranging across 15 windows and 15 meters high.
Insider Tip
A unique way for you to experience Sainte-Chapelle is to attend a sunset concert. As you sit listening to glorious music, the setting sun casts its glow through the stained glass, creating a magnificent effect.
Try to save Ste-Chapelle for a sunny day, when Paris’ oldest, finest stained glass is at its dazzling best.
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Built by the obsessively pious Louis IX (1226–70), this Gothic jewel is home to the oldest stained-glass windows in Paris.
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Countless writers have called this tiny chapel a jewel box, yet that hardly suffices.
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Address: 10 Bd du Palais, 75001 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 53 40 60 80
Hours: Closed
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Insider Tip
Insider Tip
A unique way for you to experience Sainte-Chapelle is to attend a sunset concert. As you sit listening to glorious music, the setting sun casts its glow through the stained glass, creating a magnificent effect.
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