La Conciergerie + Sainte-Chapelle Combined Tickets
Conciergerie + Sainte-Chapelle combined
Reserve the combined ticketSee both halves of the medieval royal palace in one morning. La Conciergerie - the great Gothic hall and Marie-Antoinette's prison - and Sainte-Chapelle - the dazzling chapel of 13th-century stained glass - sit a two-minute walk apart on the Île de la Cité. This combined ticket covers skip-the-line entry to both, with the HistoPad AR tablet included at the Conciergerie.
About this ticket
This combined ticket bundles skip-the-line entry to both La Conciergerie and Sainte-Chapelle, the two surviving parts of the medieval Palais de la Cité, plus the HistoPad augmented-reality tablet at the Conciergerie and our free 5-minute audio guide. The two monuments sit barely a two-minute walk apart, so you can see both in a single easy morning.
Visiting both monuments
Sainte-Chapelle shows the medieval monarchy at its most dazzling: an upper chapel wrapped in fifteen metres of 13th-century stained glass, built by Louis IX to house the relics of Christ's Passion. The Conciergerie shows the same monarchy's machinery of power - the great Hall of the Men-at-Arms - and, later, its violent overthrow, in the prison where Marie-Antoinette spent her final 44 days.
A good plan is Sainte-Chapelle first, when morning light makes the glass most spectacular, then the Conciergerie next door. Both open at 9:30, so an early start clears the busiest spaces before the island's midday crowds. The included HistoPad rebuilds the Conciergerie's palace and prison eras in 3D.