*** (22/07/2017 01:32)
We went on a weekday with the Paris Museum Pass just before lunch. The museum pass line had no wait. Entering the first level, the glass and ceiling are beautiful with many areas to explore and things to read. The big moment is walking up the stairs in the corner to the main floor. My goodness the stained glass is massive, encompassing and each tells a unique story. Everyone has the same reaction when they walk up - just WOW! Is a must see and can easily be combined with Notre Dame in the same morning or afternoon.

*** (24/11/2017 22:16)
Stunning. Our favorite church in Paris. The windows are incredibly beautiful and tell the whole story of the Bible. The visitors literally gasped when they would enter the chapel. Well worth the price of admission.

*** (20/10/2016 21:16)
Under construction when I visited so I'm not sure I got the full extent of it. The lineup was horribly long and the church itself was fairly small. Was not really worth the wait in my opinion.

*** (09/07/2017 06:16)
Very cool stained glass church. We didn't prioritize this and just popped in when we could. People seem to stay a while but we felt that 15 minutes or so was plenty to get the shots and get out and away from the mobs. Quite a dramatic building though and happy we went to shoot it!

*** (09/09/2016 16:32)
This medieval Gothic chapel was not on a list of sights that we were supposed to see with our travel agency. It is quite small so the waiting lines are usually quite long. However if one comes early in the morning (as we did) he might get lucky (as we were) and see the interior of the chapel in relative peace and quiet. The place is unbelievable. Small, dark, but full of history.

*** (02/10/2017 21:16)
Just remember. The Chapel is UPSTAIRS!!!. The entrance is at the ground floor. Take the stairs on your left as you enter to reach the actual Chapel

*** (22/12/2016 05:08)
This small chapelle is stunning- I'm so glad we went. If you like stained glass, then the entry fee is worth it. It is very close to Notre Dame Cathedral so you can visit them together.

*** (24/11/2016 18:11)
Go in the morning. We were there before noon on a weekday and there was no line. Inside had a small crowd, nice experience in the beautiful chapel full of rich history. In the main chapel, by the exit, grab a giant card with your language to learn more about the 15 windows.

*** (05/12/2017 04:37)
My husband’s favorite place in all of Paris. We go everytime and soak up the grandeur and majesty of it all. If you get a chance to come for a small concert make sure you do!

*** (23/09/2017 01:41)
Beautiful chapel. Far more impressive than Notre Dame. The 15 stained glass windows go through 15 significant stories from the Bible, from Genesis to Exodus to the Crucifixion to the Apocalypse. Definitely worth a visit, if nothing else to admire the technical artistry of the stained glass.

*** (09/12/2017 04:55)
The upper chapel, besides being exquisitely beautiful with its jewel-like stained glass, positively buzzes with energy. Call it spiritual, historical, or aesthetic--it is profoundly inspiring and unforgettable.

*** (22/09/2017 03:20)
Some reviewers made the mistake I nearly made... The first room you enter is the basement, not the Chapelle itself.. In good French style , no signs to tell you this though. Take the stairs at left when you enter. They take you to the actual Chapelle.. awesome !

*** (03/12/2017 23:27)
Beautiful window art! Only downside is it is very quick to walk around and see everything, however I still recommened highly! Have to see!

*** (19/11/2017 12:25)
A stunning piece of architecture with awesome stained glass windows. Looks like someone here missed the best part up the stairs. The best of Paris!

*** (06/01/2017 09:50)
This is a must for first time or even repeat visitor. When I climbed the stairs to second floor I entered with my jaw wide open with amazement. Funny enough I observed people who followed me had the same reaction. The stained glass windows are absolutely stunning and cannot be described with words or even pictures, you just have to be there.