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The official ticket is best for budget-conscious solo travelers, while partner combos offer better value for those visiting both the chapel and the Conciergerie. Choose a guided tour if you want expert insights into the 1,113 stained-glass panels and the chapel's royal history.
Direct booking at the official rate is the most economical way to enter.
Compare offers ↓Bundled tickets are cheaper than buying two separate full-price entries.
Compare offers ↓Includes a professional guide to explain the complex biblical narratives in the glass.
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Official timed admission
Compare offers ↓02Tiqets or GetYourGuide standard entry
Compare offers ↓03Sainte-Chapelle Guided Tour
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Compare offers ↓05Early morning official timed slot
Compare offers ↓06Notre-Dame and Sainte-Chapelle Guided Tour
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Use 10 Boulevard du Palais. Sainte-Chapelle is inside the Palais de Justice perimeter, so allow time for security screening and follow the booked time slot. The official practical-information page advises allowing up to 30 minutes on busy days; nearby identity checks may also occur.
The visible official offer is €22. Visible partner rows include €25 combined tickets, €26.45 for a Tiqets combined ticket, €31.50 for GetYourGuide hosted access, €99.90 for a Tiqets small-group hosted tour, and €158 for a GetYourGuide Notre-Dame and Sainte-Chapelle tour. Compare the final checkout total, cancellation terms and inclusions for the selected date; do not assume a higher price includes extra flexibility or services.
Free admission includes visitors under 18 (excluding groups), EU nationals aged 18-25, regular non-European residents in France aged 18-25, and visitors with disabilities plus one accompanying adult, subject to proof and applicable exclusions. Nationals or regular residents of an EEA country for more than four months use the €16 individual rate. Paris Museum Pass holders should book a time slot and show the pass at check-in; children also need a ticket or reservation when required by the booking flow.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
No. All visitors must pass through the Palais de Justice security screening. The ticket only skips the queue to purchase tickets at the desk.
Entry is usually permitted within a 30-minute window of your slot. Beyond that, admission is at the discretion of staff and often denied during peak hours.
No. There is no luggage storage. Bags larger than 40x40x20cm are strictly forbidden due to the chapel's location inside the courthouse.
Yes, but the standard route uses a narrow spiral staircase. Visitors with mobility issues should notify staff to use the elevator.
Yes, if you have 2.5 hours total. The Conciergerie is right next door and the combo ticket saves approximately €5 compared to separate entries.
Yes. Sainte-Chapelle is included in the Paris Museum Pass. However, you must still book a free timed-entry reservation on the official website to guarantee admission, as pass holders do not have a separate priority entrance.