Expiatory Chapel Paris Tickets

The Expiatory Chapel is a solemn monument dedicated to King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette in Paris. A place of reflection and remembrance, it stands on the site of their burial. Experience history and pay homage to the past in this tranquil Parisian landmark.

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Expiatory Chapel in Paris with blooming white roses in the foreground.

Expiatory Chapel exterior with arches and greenery in Paris, France.

Expiatory Chapel altar with ornate candlesticks and crucifix in Paris, France.

Statue inside Expiatory Chapel, Paris, depicting a kneeling figure holding a cross.

Statue inside Expiatory Chapel, Paris, with ornate ceiling and candelabras.

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Visit the Expiatory Chapel in Paris, an exquisite example of Gothic design, featuring intricate stained glass windows and a stunning rose window.
Enhance your visit with a free downloadable booklet, available in 7 languages, to guide you through the chapel's intriguing past.
Explore a monument of remembrance built on the site where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were buried during the French Revolution.
Visit the royal crypt, housing the royal couple's remains, and admire the sculptures of an angel pointing to the sky and Marie-Antoinette kneeling in reverence.
Did you know? The chapel was designed by architect Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, who also worked on Parisian landmarks, like the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe.

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Visit the Expiatory Chapel in Paris, an exquisite example of Gothic design, featuring intricate stained glass windows and a stunning rose window.
Enhance your visit with a free downloadable booklet, available in 7 languages, to guide you through the chapel's intriguing past.
Explore a monument of remembrance built on the site where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were buried during the French Revolution.
Visit the royal crypt, housing the royal couple's remains, and admire the sculptures of an angel pointing to the sky and Marie-Antoinette kneeling in reverence.
Did you know? The chapel was designed by architect Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, who also worked on Parisian landmarks, like the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe.