Before You Book Sainte-Chapelle: Every Cost, and What's Worth It
Sainte-Chapelle, with its walls of 13th-century stained glass, is one of Paris's most beautiful interiors, and its price now depends on where you live. There's the non-EEA and EEA price, a combined ticket with the Conciergerie, free entry for young people and on winter first Sundays, and the Paris Museum Pass. Most of them sound worth paying for. You don't need the most expensive one to have a great visit. In this guide we walk through what each option costs, what you really get, and how to choose the right one, whether that's the 9 am slot or a busy midday.
- Non-EEA visitors
- €22
- EEA nationals and residents
- €16
- With the Conciergerie
- €30 (€23 EEA)
- Free
- Under 18; EU nationals 18-25
- Free first Sunday
- November to March
- Paris Museum Pass
- Valid, but a timed slot is still needed
- Quietest
- The 9 am slot
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The real total: entry price vs what a typical visit costs
Since 12 January, non-EEA visitors pay €22 and EEA nationals and residents €16. A combined ticket with the Conciergerie costs €30 (€23 EEA). Under-18s and EU nationals aged 18-25 are free, and so is everyone on the first Sunday from November to March, according to Art Visit Guide. Timed slots are required.