*** (01/01/2017 03:39)
This church looks remarkable from the outside. It's one of the largest churches in Paris. It's very near Jardin du Luxembourg. It's open quite late and it's free to get in.

Plus, it's not very busy. It's mostly visited by locals who have come to pray, and some Da Vinci Code tourists. However, I didn't even know of the connection until I read a few reviews mentioning that and googled some info about it.

*** (12/07/2016 01:08)
nice

*** (26/11/2015 09:11)
Beautiful

If you have a self-guided tour of the church, it can be quite fascinating. I had Rick Steves' Paris book which pointed out unique aspects of the church and told some of the history. Don't miss one of the world's largest organs located here.

The Da Vinci Code states that the Paris Meridian or the Rose Line as the book calls it, runs through Saint-Sulpice church. You can a see a line by the Obelisk; however this line is used to determine the winter solstice and Easter.

*** (23/06/2017 14:54)
Beautiful church . I love it

*** (03/11/2016 05:12)
j'ai découvert cette paroisse dans des circonstances particulièrement éprouvantes ( messe anniversaire du décès d'un collègue de travail )
du plus loin que je m'en souvienne je n'ai rien vu d'égal ! la luxuriance du choeur les peintures décoratives les colonnes cannelées la coupole etc..le tout dans une pénombre qui lui confère son caractère unique.

Although, the architecture is quite impressive, the inside is in desperate need of some refurbishment. The first chapel, going counter clockwise, contains frescoes by Delacroix. They include "The Battle of Jacob with the Angel," "Saint Michael Slaying the Dragon," and "The Expulsion of Heliodorus from the Temple." Unfortunately, this chapel was under construction and the entire view was blocked during our visit.

*** (22/03/2016 02:52)
Amazing church, beautiful both from the outside and the inside.

Unless you're a massive fan of historical churches (or the Da Vinci Code), I wouldn't recommended going out of your way on your first visit to Paris (with limited time) to see this church. This is worth your time if it's a repeat visit to Paris, or if you're already in the area. It'll take 20 minutes to view. If it's restored, I'd imagine it would be much more worthy of your time to view!

There is also a statue of Joan of Arc, and that chapel as well was blocked by a nativity scene. And unfortunately, almost all of the other chapels, the paintings were so damaged and dark, you could not see them at all. Plus, a lot of the stained glass windows were broken or also very dark as well. This church needs to be restored to its original glory. It's seen much better days which is a shame.