The exterior of the Royal Chapel shines bright in simplicity and beauty as the tall windows add glory to its look. Supported by strong buttresses and strips of stone, the face of the Royal Chapel looks captivating to anyone who glances at the wonder. Decorated Pinnacles are mounted on its face with a structure taking the shape of the Crown of Throne depicting the proud possession of the relic by its creator Saint Louis. The royal entrance is under a porch whose triangular style represents a grand welcome as if the chapel placed a crown above your head.

As soon as you enter the Royal Chapel, you will be mesmerized by the large decorated pillars and the magnificent statues telling their stories. Marking the importance of government officials, the lower chapel is enough to impress you at the entry. Moving slowly up to the spiral staircase in curiosity, you will enter the enchanting upper chapel of luxury that everyone talks about. Once crowded with only the Royals, this place explains its rarity and importance.

The most attractive highlight of the Sainte Chapelle Ticket, is the large fancy stained glass windows dazzled in sunshine portraying the finest details of the Bible on display. The purplish look or the bluish-pink details are far observable in this prominent marvelous place. One thing that separates itself from everything is the Beautiful Rose window that hypnotizes everyone with its size.

One of the most famous Gothic Cathedrals, Notre Dame is a cathedral church in the city of Paris. Known for its elegance, size, and architectural beauties, this place is known for its uniqueness. Consisting of a choir and apse, the cathedral has two enormous early Gothic Towers. Upon returning from Saint Chapelle, you must visit the three-story western facade showcasing the Gothic carvings along with the testament of the kings as it is one of the most important highlights of nearing Notre Dame.

The oldest bridge across the adorable waters of the River Seine, this Pont Neuf bridge is enough to grab your attention. Always filled with shops, traffic, and tourists, this place was once a representation of the happening life of Paris. If you have Sainte Chapelle Tickets, this place is the best place to visit as the arms of the bridge connecting the right bank of the Seine river lead to the Île de la Cité, nearing the chapel.

Existing as a part of one of the oldest residential buildings, the Cluny Museum was built as a medieval mansion by the Abbot of Cluny. Soon to be called Hotel de Cluny, this place is now a museum containing the largest number of Roman artifacts and the exquisite representation of the French Middle Ages. This place is a must-visit if you have the Sainte Chapelle Tickets owing to its close vicinity to the Royal Chapelle.