Saint Chapel (solo trip)

The location of the “Kings Chapel” is oddly inside an area that is heavily guarded by armed police. The actual building is smaller than I thought (this isn’t Sagrada!). Took a tour and the guide was knowledgeable however his accent was very hard to follow. It’s beautiful inside and out and emerging from the spiral stairs to second floor is pretty awesome. Quick tour is all that is needed. Skip...

Beautiful cathedral with informational pamphlets & videos to learn about the history and restorations. Currently has some restoration work going on now, so there’s some scaffolding outside and a clever placement of a large mirror inside the main hall with the stained glass (making the construction less obvious in pictures). Staff & security were very nice and helpful with accessibility accommodati...

It’s very beautiful but it’s a small place with 2 floors. The old construction is maintained very well. As a non Christian I do not know the meaning and value behind a lot of glass paintings there hence I took the audio guide. It has 8 or may be 12 recordings but they explain a lot of the history and symbolism very nicely. I thought it was a little expensive for the size compared to other places i...

Very beautiful. The chapel features 13th-century stained glass, with 15 towering windows that depict over 1,100 biblical scenes. At first, I thought, “Great, another church… okay, let’s go.” But once inside, it completely took me by surprise. It’s truly a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of color—light pours through the stained glass and transforms the space into a vivid, ever-shifting tapestry. Tip: Buy...

This church is truly a hidden gem that leaves visitors amazed. The chapel’s stunning stained glass windows are its main attraction, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate medieval designs that create a magical atmosphere inside. Even though it’s a relatively small space, the history and artistry packed into it make it a must-visit for anyone interested in architecture or Parisian history. I'm us...