Sainte-Chapelle Guided Tour
Highlights
- See Sainte-Chapelle's 13th-century stained glass with pre-booked access and a guided stroll across Île de la Cité.
- Take part in a 60-minute English guided tour covering the chapel's bright interiors and the island's historical sites.
- Catch every word from your guide with the provided headset and radio as they explain the chapel's biblical glass windows.
- Save time with pre-booked access and see Sainte-Chapelle's top sights in a short tour that slots easily into your schedule.
- Add Notre-Dame as an upgrade, or include both Notre-Dame and the Conciergerie for a more complete Île de la Cité itinerary.
Your experience Visit Sainte-Chapelle with reserved entry and live English commentary, then continue on a guided walk past the historic landmarks of Île de la Cité. Getting started Meet your guide at Café ODETTE, 77 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris, 10 minutes before the start time.
Your experience
Visit Sainte-Chapelle with reserved entry and live English commentary, then continue on a guided walk past the historic landmarks of Île de la Cité.
Getting started
Meet your guide at Café ODETTE, 77 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris, 10 minutes before the start time. After receiving your reserved entry ticket, headset, and radio, you'll walk to Sainte-Chapelle together as a group. All visitors must go through a security check before entering the chapel.
What to expect
Sainte-Chapelle
Built in the 13th century, this Gothic chapel is famous for its soaring stained glass windows and their biblical scenes.
Features
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Step inside Sainte-Chapelle with reserved entry and explore its richly decorated interior alongside your guide.
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Listen to live English commentary through your headset as your guide explains the stained glass, the architecture, and the chapel's royal history.
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Find out how Sainte-Chapelle served as a royal sanctuary for the French kings.
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Walk across Île de la Cité with your guide and learn how the island shaped the religious and civic history of Paris.
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Upgrade to add Notre-Dame, or choose the Notre-Dame and Conciergerie option to go deeper into the island's Gothic, royal, and revolutionary past.