
Attraction


Attraction


Attraction

Highlights
Admire the stunning Gothic features of the Expiatory Chapel, including radiant stained glass and a remarkable rose window.
Receive a complimentary digital guidebook in 7 languages to enrich your exploration of this historical landmark.
Visit the memorial site marking the initial resting place of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Descend to the royal crypt and see expressive sculptures commemorating the tragic royal couple.
Discover the influence of architect Pierre Fontaine, also behind famous Paris monuments.
What’s Included
Admission to the Expiatory Chapel
Free downloadable booklet in 7 languages
Your Visit to the Expiatory Chapel: A Journey Through Royal History
Experience Parisian Heritage
The Expiatory Chapel stands as a poignant tribute to a remarkable chapter of French history. As you step through its doors, you are enveloped by intricate Gothic architecture, bathed in the colorful light of its stained glass windows. The chapel's centerpiece, an impressive rose window, illuminates a space designed not only for remembrance but also for reverence and reflection.
Discover a Royal Memorial
Located on the site where King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were originally interred after the French Revolution, the chapel is both an artistic masterpiece and a historic monument. A visit here offers insight into the struggles and resilience of the French monarchy during one of the nation’s most turbulent eras. Explore the symbolic sculptures—one depicting an angel pointing skyward and another of Marie Antoinette in prayer—which serve as moving tributes to the fates of the monarchs.
Architectural Highlights
The Expiatory Chapel reflects the vision of Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, a celebrated architect whose contributions also include work on the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe. The chapel’s harmonious blend of neoclassical elements with High-Renaissance and Greco-Roman designs offers visitors a unique look at Paris’s evolving architectural styles. Within these peaceful surroundings, you’ll find a calming space to contemplate history and heritage.
Engage More with a Multilingual Booklet
Your visit is enhanced with a free downloadable booklet available in seven languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Russian. This guide unveils fascinating stories, architectural details and key events connected to the royal site, making your visit both intellectually rewarding and memorable.
Visiting Practicalities
Whether you are a history lover or a fan of architecture, the Expiatory Chapel offers an opportunity for discovery at your own pace. While exploring, observe the crypt’s black marble altar—a silent witness to past turmoil and dignity. Seasonal free entry days, concessions for young visitors and practical amenities help make this experience accessible and meaningful. Note the chapel’s central location: 29 Rue Pasquier in the heart of Paris, convenient for integrating into a day of exploring the city.
Why Visit the Expiatory Chapel?
See a distinguished blend of Gothic and neoclassical art forms
Reflect on a defining period in France’s royal history
Enjoy a self-guided experience with helpful materials in your language
Appreciate serene ambiance while surrounded by Parisian heritage
Book your Tickets to Expiatory Chapel tickets now!
Carry a valid ID if seeking free entry for youths or EU residents under 26.
Respect the quiet and solemn atmosphere of this royal memorial.
Pets are not allowed, except for service dogs.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; follow staff guidance.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible; plan accordingly.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm Closed
What are the opening hours of the Expiatory Chapel?
The Expiatory Chapel is open afternoons from 1:30pm to 6:30pm on select days. Please check your ticket or the official website for the latest schedule.
Who is eligible for free admission?
Anyone under 18 and EU citizens ages 18 to 25 can enter free with valid ID. Certain days also offer free entry to all.
Is the chapel accessible for wheelchair users?
No, due to its historic structure, the chapel is not wheelchair accessible.
Are pets allowed inside?
Only service animals are permitted. All other pets are not allowed in the chapel.
Is there an audio or booklet guide available?
Your ticket includes a downloadable booklet in 7 languages to guide your visit.
Free admission is offered every first Sunday from November to March and during the European Heritage Days in September.
Visitors under 18 or EU nationals under 26 must present ID for free entry.
Free access available for guests with disabilities and their accompanying adult upon proof.
Wheelchair access is not available at this venue.
Service animals are permitted; pets are not allowed.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
29 Rue Pasquier, 75008 Paris, France
Highlights
Admire the stunning Gothic features of the Expiatory Chapel, including radiant stained glass and a remarkable rose window.
Receive a complimentary digital guidebook in 7 languages to enrich your exploration of this historical landmark.
Visit the memorial site marking the initial resting place of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Descend to the royal crypt and see expressive sculptures commemorating the tragic royal couple.
Discover the influence of architect Pierre Fontaine, also behind famous Paris monuments.
What’s Included
Admission to the Expiatory Chapel
Free downloadable booklet in 7 languages
Your Visit to the Expiatory Chapel: A Journey Through Royal History
Experience Parisian Heritage
The Expiatory Chapel stands as a poignant tribute to a remarkable chapter of French history. As you step through its doors, you are enveloped by intricate Gothic architecture, bathed in the colorful light of its stained glass windows. The chapel's centerpiece, an impressive rose window, illuminates a space designed not only for remembrance but also for reverence and reflection.
Discover a Royal Memorial
Located on the site where King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were originally interred after the French Revolution, the chapel is both an artistic masterpiece and a historic monument. A visit here offers insight into the struggles and resilience of the French monarchy during one of the nation’s most turbulent eras. Explore the symbolic sculptures—one depicting an angel pointing skyward and another of Marie Antoinette in prayer—which serve as moving tributes to the fates of the monarchs.
Architectural Highlights
The Expiatory Chapel reflects the vision of Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, a celebrated architect whose contributions also include work on the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe. The chapel’s harmonious blend of neoclassical elements with High-Renaissance and Greco-Roman designs offers visitors a unique look at Paris’s evolving architectural styles. Within these peaceful surroundings, you’ll find a calming space to contemplate history and heritage.
Engage More with a Multilingual Booklet
Your visit is enhanced with a free downloadable booklet available in seven languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Russian. This guide unveils fascinating stories, architectural details and key events connected to the royal site, making your visit both intellectually rewarding and memorable.
Visiting Practicalities
Whether you are a history lover or a fan of architecture, the Expiatory Chapel offers an opportunity for discovery at your own pace. While exploring, observe the crypt’s black marble altar—a silent witness to past turmoil and dignity. Seasonal free entry days, concessions for young visitors and practical amenities help make this experience accessible and meaningful. Note the chapel’s central location: 29 Rue Pasquier in the heart of Paris, convenient for integrating into a day of exploring the city.
Why Visit the Expiatory Chapel?
See a distinguished blend of Gothic and neoclassical art forms
Reflect on a defining period in France’s royal history
Enjoy a self-guided experience with helpful materials in your language
Appreciate serene ambiance while surrounded by Parisian heritage
Book your Tickets to Expiatory Chapel tickets now!
Carry a valid ID if seeking free entry for youths or EU residents under 26.
Respect the quiet and solemn atmosphere of this royal memorial.
Pets are not allowed, except for service dogs.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; follow staff guidance.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible; plan accordingly.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm 01:30pm - 06:30pm Closed
What are the opening hours of the Expiatory Chapel?
The Expiatory Chapel is open afternoons from 1:30pm to 6:30pm on select days. Please check your ticket or the official website for the latest schedule.
Who is eligible for free admission?
Anyone under 18 and EU citizens ages 18 to 25 can enter free with valid ID. Certain days also offer free entry to all.
Is the chapel accessible for wheelchair users?
No, due to its historic structure, the chapel is not wheelchair accessible.
Are pets allowed inside?
Only service animals are permitted. All other pets are not allowed in the chapel.
Is there an audio or booklet guide available?
Your ticket includes a downloadable booklet in 7 languages to guide your visit.
Free admission is offered every first Sunday from November to March and during the European Heritage Days in September.
Visitors under 18 or EU nationals under 26 must present ID for free entry.
Free access available for guests with disabilities and their accompanying adult upon proof.
Wheelchair access is not available at this venue.
Service animals are permitted; pets are not allowed.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
29 Rue Pasquier, 75008 Paris, France
Highlights
Admire the stunning Gothic features of the Expiatory Chapel, including radiant stained glass and a remarkable rose window.
Receive a complimentary digital guidebook in 7 languages to enrich your exploration of this historical landmark.
Visit the memorial site marking the initial resting place of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Descend to the royal crypt and see expressive sculptures commemorating the tragic royal couple.
Discover the influence of architect Pierre Fontaine, also behind famous Paris monuments.
What’s Included
Admission to the Expiatory Chapel
Free downloadable booklet in 7 languages
Your Visit to the Expiatory Chapel: A Journey Through Royal History
Experience Parisian Heritage
The Expiatory Chapel stands as a poignant tribute to a remarkable chapter of French history. As you step through its doors, you are enveloped by intricate Gothic architecture, bathed in the colorful light of its stained glass windows. The chapel's centerpiece, an impressive rose window, illuminates a space designed not only for remembrance but also for reverence and reflection.
Discover a Royal Memorial
Located on the site where King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were originally interred after the French Revolution, the chapel is both an artistic masterpiece and a historic monument. A visit here offers insight into the struggles and resilience of the French monarchy during one of the nation’s most turbulent eras. Explore the symbolic sculptures—one depicting an angel pointing skyward and another of Marie Antoinette in prayer—which serve as moving tributes to the fates of the monarchs.
Architectural Highlights
The Expiatory Chapel reflects the vision of Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, a celebrated architect whose contributions also include work on the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe. The chapel’s harmonious blend of neoclassical elements with High-Renaissance and Greco-Roman designs offers visitors a unique look at Paris’s evolving architectural styles. Within these peaceful surroundings, you’ll find a calming space to contemplate history and heritage.
Engage More with a Multilingual Booklet
Your visit is enhanced with a free downloadable booklet available in seven languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Russian. This guide unveils fascinating stories, architectural details and key events connected to the royal site, making your visit both intellectually rewarding and memorable.
Visiting Practicalities
Whether you are a history lover or a fan of architecture, the Expiatory Chapel offers an opportunity for discovery at your own pace. While exploring, observe the crypt’s black marble altar—a silent witness to past turmoil and dignity. Seasonal free entry days, concessions for young visitors and practical amenities help make this experience accessible and meaningful. Note the chapel’s central location: 29 Rue Pasquier in the heart of Paris, convenient for integrating into a day of exploring the city.
Why Visit the Expiatory Chapel?
See a distinguished blend of Gothic and neoclassical art forms
Reflect on a defining period in France’s royal history
Enjoy a self-guided experience with helpful materials in your language
Appreciate serene ambiance while surrounded by Parisian heritage
Book your Tickets to Expiatory Chapel tickets now!
Free admission is offered every first Sunday from November to March and during the European Heritage Days in September.
Visitors under 18 or EU nationals under 26 must present ID for free entry.
Free access available for guests with disabilities and their accompanying adult upon proof.
Wheelchair access is not available at this venue.
Service animals are permitted; pets are not allowed.
Carry a valid ID if seeking free entry for youths or EU residents under 26.
Respect the quiet and solemn atmosphere of this royal memorial.
Pets are not allowed, except for service dogs.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; follow staff guidance.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible; plan accordingly.
What are the opening hours of the Expiatory Chapel?
The Expiatory Chapel is open afternoons from 1:30pm to 6:30pm on select days. Please check your ticket or the official website for the latest schedule.
Who is eligible for free admission?
Anyone under 18 and EU citizens ages 18 to 25 can enter free with valid ID. Certain days also offer free entry to all.
Is the chapel accessible for wheelchair users?
No, due to its historic structure, the chapel is not wheelchair accessible.
Are pets allowed inside?
Only service animals are permitted. All other pets are not allowed in the chapel.
Is there an audio or booklet guide available?
Your ticket includes a downloadable booklet in 7 languages to guide your visit.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
29 Rue Pasquier, 75008 Paris, France
Highlights
Admire the stunning Gothic features of the Expiatory Chapel, including radiant stained glass and a remarkable rose window.
Receive a complimentary digital guidebook in 7 languages to enrich your exploration of this historical landmark.
Visit the memorial site marking the initial resting place of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Descend to the royal crypt and see expressive sculptures commemorating the tragic royal couple.
Discover the influence of architect Pierre Fontaine, also behind famous Paris monuments.
What’s Included
Admission to the Expiatory Chapel
Free downloadable booklet in 7 languages
Your Visit to the Expiatory Chapel: A Journey Through Royal History
Experience Parisian Heritage
The Expiatory Chapel stands as a poignant tribute to a remarkable chapter of French history. As you step through its doors, you are enveloped by intricate Gothic architecture, bathed in the colorful light of its stained glass windows. The chapel's centerpiece, an impressive rose window, illuminates a space designed not only for remembrance but also for reverence and reflection.
Discover a Royal Memorial
Located on the site where King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were originally interred after the French Revolution, the chapel is both an artistic masterpiece and a historic monument. A visit here offers insight into the struggles and resilience of the French monarchy during one of the nation’s most turbulent eras. Explore the symbolic sculptures—one depicting an angel pointing skyward and another of Marie Antoinette in prayer—which serve as moving tributes to the fates of the monarchs.
Architectural Highlights
The Expiatory Chapel reflects the vision of Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, a celebrated architect whose contributions also include work on the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe. The chapel’s harmonious blend of neoclassical elements with High-Renaissance and Greco-Roman designs offers visitors a unique look at Paris’s evolving architectural styles. Within these peaceful surroundings, you’ll find a calming space to contemplate history and heritage.
Engage More with a Multilingual Booklet
Your visit is enhanced with a free downloadable booklet available in seven languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Russian. This guide unveils fascinating stories, architectural details and key events connected to the royal site, making your visit both intellectually rewarding and memorable.
Visiting Practicalities
Whether you are a history lover or a fan of architecture, the Expiatory Chapel offers an opportunity for discovery at your own pace. While exploring, observe the crypt’s black marble altar—a silent witness to past turmoil and dignity. Seasonal free entry days, concessions for young visitors and practical amenities help make this experience accessible and meaningful. Note the chapel’s central location: 29 Rue Pasquier in the heart of Paris, convenient for integrating into a day of exploring the city.
Why Visit the Expiatory Chapel?
See a distinguished blend of Gothic and neoclassical art forms
Reflect on a defining period in France’s royal history
Enjoy a self-guided experience with helpful materials in your language
Appreciate serene ambiance while surrounded by Parisian heritage
Book your Tickets to Expiatory Chapel tickets now!
Free admission is offered every first Sunday from November to March and during the European Heritage Days in September.
Visitors under 18 or EU nationals under 26 must present ID for free entry.
Free access available for guests with disabilities and their accompanying adult upon proof.
Wheelchair access is not available at this venue.
Service animals are permitted; pets are not allowed.
Carry a valid ID if seeking free entry for youths or EU residents under 26.
Respect the quiet and solemn atmosphere of this royal memorial.
Pets are not allowed, except for service dogs.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; follow staff guidance.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible; plan accordingly.
What are the opening hours of the Expiatory Chapel?
The Expiatory Chapel is open afternoons from 1:30pm to 6:30pm on select days. Please check your ticket or the official website for the latest schedule.
Who is eligible for free admission?
Anyone under 18 and EU citizens ages 18 to 25 can enter free with valid ID. Certain days also offer free entry to all.
Is the chapel accessible for wheelchair users?
No, due to its historic structure, the chapel is not wheelchair accessible.
Are pets allowed inside?
Only service animals are permitted. All other pets are not allowed in the chapel.
Is there an audio or booklet guide available?
Your ticket includes a downloadable booklet in 7 languages to guide your visit.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
29 Rue Pasquier, 75008 Paris, France
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