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The skip-the-line entrance made it much easier as it was very cold and windy. That's why buying the ticket in advance made it easier, as we didn't have to stand in line to buy the ticket, which was long on the day of the visit!

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Completely unproblematic, simply book and pay online and you can simply walk past the huge queue at the entrance Top!

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BEAUTIFUL! If you can, make your reservations in advance and try to arrive early. They do have a line if you don't have tickets, but the line is long and the times lag behind the later in the day it gets. Is it worth it to visit St. Chappelle and the Concierge? Definitely! St. Chappelle is stunningly beautiful. The stained glass panels all tell a story from Genesis to Revelation (Rose Window). It's hard to believe it was built in the 1200s and is still in great shape. I'm so thankful we found tickets at the last minute to see this treasure. I would have had FOMO if I hadn't seen it. It's quite incredible. The Concierge is also in great shape and amazing to visit. Now when I see Middle Age scenes, I can imagine where they took place, and where Marie Antoinette was imprisoned.

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Nov 2025

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I visited it 30 years ago, but the amazement was even more intense this time because I took my Mexican students with me.

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The Conciergerie is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that sits somberly on the banks of the Seine River. Although it was the seat of power for French kings in the Middle Ages, the Conciergerie is famously recognized for being the prison where Queen Marie-Antoinette was held prisoner “in secret”, before being executed.

If you’re visiting, this guide shares facts and fables as we know them, to help you plan your visit to the oldest remains of the Palais de la Cité.

Things to know before booking your Conciergerie tickets

Tickets to the Conciergerie are self-guided, complete with an audio guide, booklets and a HistoPad.
If you don’t have the time for a complete tour of Île de la Cité, book a combo tour of Sainte-Chapelle and the Conciergerie.
Entry to the monument is free on European Heritage Days (third week of September) and on the first Sunday of January, February, March, and November.
Your tickets are non-cancellable but come with validity of up to three years.
The Conciergerie is not yet wheelchair accessible.

Why visit the Conciergerie?

Transformation from palace to prison

The Conciergerie has undergone one of Paris’ notable transformations, from a palace to a royal prison, during the French Revolution. Through the 14th century, it remained a place of detention, with its most famous prisoner being Marie Antoinette.

Imposing Gothic architecture

The Conciergerie is a stunning example of Gothic architecture featuring imposing towers, soaring arches, and intricate stone carvings. On the inside, the impressive vaulted ceilings and ornate carvings make it just as impressive as the exterior.

Marie-Antoinette’s Cell restored

Step into the prison cell where Marie Antoinette spent the last ten weeks of her life before she was executed. To honor her memory, King Louis XVIII built an expatriate chapel on the site of her former cell.

History comes to life

The Conciergerie houses exhibits that bring its history to life, from artifacts of the Revolution to detailed reconstructions. These displays offer a vivid glimpse into the lives of prisoners and the workings of the revolutionary justice system.

Pick your preferred Conciergerie adventure here

Entry tickets

Enter and explore the Conciergerie and Sainte-Chapelle at your own pace and on your own time.
Want to learn about the Conciergerie’s history? Pick either audio guides or written booklets, to tell you more.
Audio guides are available in French, English, Spanish, German, and Italian; booklets are available in French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, and Portuguese.

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Guided tours

Club your visit to the Conciergerie with other Île de la Cité monuments such as Sainte-Chapelle and Notre Dame Cathedral (outside only), and on the outside of it - the Pantheon, Latin Quarter, and a Seine River cruise.
An expert local guide leads these tours, depending on the monument.

Recommended combo tickets

Île de la Cité and Latin Quarter Guided Tour with Seine River Cruise
Combo (Save 10%): Pantheon Tickets + Île de la Cité and Latin Quarter Guided Tour with Seine River Cruise

What to see inside the Conciergerie

To make the most of your visit, request a HistoPad tablet at the entrance, which will reconstruct each space to what it was in the past and even give a detailed history of the space.

Hall of Soldiers

Considered Europe’s largest medieval hall (1785 m2), the Hall of Soldiers has soaring vaulted ceilings and robust columns, a classic feature of Gothic architecture. Built under the rule of King Philippe IV, this was where soldiers met, ate, slept, and stored their weapons and firewood.

Marie Antoinette’s Cell

One of the prison’s most famous prisoners, Marie Antoinette spent the last 10 weeks of her life ‘secretly’ in a prison cell before she was tried and publicly beheaded by guillotine. Although reconstructed, the cell exhibit allows visitors to feel the gravity of her final days.

The Guard Room

Historically used by the palace guards overseeing the prison, the Guard Room today is an exhibition space, displaying fascinating artifacts from the revolutionary era. The exhibits intend to shed light on the daily operations and security measures undertaken by the Conciergerie.

Girodin’s Chapel

After the fire of 1776 destroyed the palace’s medieval chapel, the Girodin’s Chapel was built, to commemorate the Girondin deputies who perished during the Revolution. It gets its name from a Revolutionary group called the Girodins who were given a "last supper" of sorts here before being executed the next day.

Women’s Courtyard

The Women's Courtyard, an open-air area where female prisoners spent their days, offers a glimpse into their daily routines. This space starkly contrasts with the dark cells and highlights the everyday experiences (washing clothes, walking, and eating outside) of women incarcerated during the Revolution.

The Royal Kitchens

Built around 1353, the kitchens included two superimposed rooms: the king's kitchens on the upper floor and the common kitchens on the ground floor, where meals were prepared for the royals, the guards, and the prisoners. It features four large fireplaces, two windows, and a selection of cooking equipment.

Prisoners’ Gallery

This passageway links the various prison cells, revealing the stark differences in inmate accommodations, from communal rooms to solitary confinement while illustrating the harsh realities of prison life during the Revolution.

Revolutionary Tribunal

This space was a court instituted during the French Revolution for the trial of political offenders, at a time when justice was swift and often harsh. This room is rich with stories of infamous trials, offering a gripping glimpse into the legal chaos and fear that characterized this period.

Plan your visit to the Conciergerie

January 1–December 31 from 9:30am–6pm.
The last access to the monument is at 5:30pm.
Closed on: May 1 and December 25.
Early closures on: January 1 and December 24 at 5pm.
Histopad tablets are available till 4:30pm.

Address: 2 Bd du Palais, 75001 Paris, France

Find on Maps

How to get there?

By metro
Line 4 | Cité station
Lines 1, 7, 11, and 14 | Chatelet station
By RER
Lines B & C | Saint-Michel station
By bus
Lines 21, 24, 27, 38, 58, 81, 85, 96 | Cité - Palais de Justice

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Although guided tours of the Conciergerie are unavailable, the HistoPad tablets and detailed signs give you all the information you need, about the monument, Medieval life, and the French Revolution.
To capture a stunning view of this Gothic structure, cross the Seine via Pont au Change. The Clock Tower is visible from the Boulevard du Palais.
Note: The Clock Tower is the Conciergerie‘s tallest tower, rising at 47 meters.
If you have bought a combo ticket to the Conciergerie and Sainte-Chapelle, visit the former first. Replace the gloom and doom of the prison with the bright-colored stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle.

Admission to the monument is free for visitors with disabilities and their companion, upon presentation of valid proof.
Depending on their disability, an adapted tour can be offered to them. This holds if they come as an individual or as part of a group.
To better learn about and understand the monument, devices are provided that aid in improving the quality of their visit.

If you’re visiting as a family, don’t miss out on storytelling visits (suitable for children between 6–12 years of age) and thematic visits (suitable for children 7+ years of age).
If you’re visiting as a teacher and (kindergarten) student group, there are interactive activities that allow kids to touch, look at, and listen to the monument. Inquire about your visit so you can plan better.
If you’re visiting as a group, there are different options available to improve the quality of your visit, such as self-guided tours, guided tours, conference visits, and heritage workshops. While the adult groups are limited to 25 people + 1 guide, the school groups are limited to 35 students + 5 accompanying adults.

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Sainte-Chapelle

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Frequently Asked Questions about Conciergerie Paris tickets

It typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to explore the Conciergerie thoroughly.

Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of Sep, and every first Sunday of the month in Nov, Jan, Feb & Mar.
Entry is free for anyone under the age of 18 years, and for European Union nationals or non-EU residents in France aged between 18 and 25 years (an ID is necessary).
Entry is free for disabled guests with an accompanying adult, jobseekers (on presentation of a certificate less than 6 months old), and holders of a valid education pass.
The audio guide is available in Spanish, Chinese, English, French, German, and Italian.
The booklet is available in Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, and Russian.
No luggage is allowed inside the monument.
From September 8th, a security perimeter will be set up around the Île de la Cité from Monday to Friday. Access will only be via Place Lépine (flower market square), where an initial check will be carried out by the police. Visitors will be required to present their entrance tickets to the monument. Visitors to the Sainte-Chapelle and/or Conciergerie will have a dedicated line. The Cité metro station remains open. Then, visitors will be able to access the monuments through the usual address where a second check will be carried out before entering the monument.
On weekends, public holidays, and Christmas holidays, and on days without an audience (some Mondays), access to the monuments will be via the usual address.

Inclusions #

Tickets to Conciergerie
Self-guided visit
Booklet in 11 languages

Exclusions #

Entrance to Sainte-Chapelle
Transportation

These tickets are valid until 5 May, 2028.

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Your Essential Pass is for your exclusive use only, it's non-transferable and cannot be shared with others.
Your pass includes access to the Turbopass City Explorer App. Download it before your trip and get access to expert tips, audio narration, itineraries, and essential information for a seamless experience.
Carry a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
While the pass offers a complete list of all attractions and tours and their opening hours, it is advised to check the official website of each attraction or tour for exact information.
Some attractions included with the City Pass require advance reservations. Please check the official website for the latest booking information.
Please note that security checks at some attraction entrances are mandatory.
You can visit each attraction only once during the validity period.

Forget about printing tickets – simply present your digital pass for entry. Once you purchase, you'll get an email from Paris Turbopass with a link to your digital pass and the booking app.
Use the app to check which attractions need pre-booking, and effortlessly reserve your slots by following the straightforward instructions.
Your pass becomes active at your first attraction, granting one-time free entry to each site.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

See Paris’ most iconic landmarks in a single day with expert-led walking tours and exclusive access.

Everything you get: Enjoy exclusive entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, immersive walking tours of Île de la Cité, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, and the Louvre Museum, plus a visit to Musée de l'Orangerie.
Why choose this: Perfect for first-timers or those short on time, as this tour combines Paris’ essential sights, expert storytelling, and exclusive access for a truly unforgettable day.
Upgrades: Enhance your experience with a leisurely lunch, savouring authentic Parisian flavuors in one of the city’s charming cafés or bistros

Inclusions #

Entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral
Walking tour of Île de la Cité
Entry to Louvre Museum
Entry to Sainte-Chapelle
Entry to Conciergerie
Entry to Musée de l'Orangerie
Lunch (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as this experience involves extended periods of walking and standing.
Dress appropriately for the weather, as parts of the tour take place outdoors.
Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated throughout the day.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the attractions for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount.
Free for children aged 0–2, but they must still be included in your booking.
Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the 8am departure time.
The schedule may change depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Group size is limited to 1 to 7 people.
Meals are not included unless specified in your selected package.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Avoid spending time in queues to explore 2 historic Paris monuments that feature stunning medieval Gothic architecture and royal relics.
First, make your way to Conciergerie, a medieval royal palace that turned into a courthouse and Marie Antoinette’s prison during the French Revolution.
Later, visit Sainte-Chapelle, a UNESCO World Heritage chapel that boasts exquisite stained glass windows depicting Biblical scenes and religious artifacts like Christ’s Crown of Thorns.
See Marie's expiatory chapel, the Guards Room, and the Hall of the Soldiers at the grand structure abandoned by the Kings at the end of the 14th century.

Inclusions #

Entry to Sainte-Chapelle
Entry to Conciergerie

Both sites must be visited on the same day.
10 March 2026: Sainte-Chapelle opens at 10am
11 March 2026: Conciergerie opens at 10:30am

Conciergerie

Tip: Don’t miss the Royal Kitchens with 2 superimposed rooms, meant for both royal feasts and common cooking.
The Conciergerie must be visited before the Sainte-Chapelle, as the last entrance to the Conciergerie is at 5.30pm.
The experience is not accessible by wheelchair users due to steps at the entrance.
Tickets are free for differently-abled people and 1 accompanying person.
Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of September, and every first Sunday of the month in Nov, Jan, Feb & Mar.
It is closed annually on December 25, January 1, and May 1.
Strollers must be small and collapsible in order to enter the X-ray detection machines.
The following are not allowed inside the venue: Large bags & luggage, sharp objects, glass - Keep in mind sharp metallic tools or objects, glass bottles, large bags, and luggage are not allowed on this experience.
Please note these tickets are non-extendable.

Sainte-Chapelle

Tip: Check out the information panels that guide you through the history of Sainte-Chapelle.
This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of September, and every first Sunday of the month from Nov to Mar.
All visitors, including those with free entry, must make a free reservation on the Sainte-Chapelle website. Without it, access will be denied. Gratuities are optional but appreciated.
Strollers must be small and collapsible in order to enter the X-ray detection machines.
Strollers are not allowed in the upper chapel.
For safety and security reasons, sharp metallic tools or objects, glass bottles, large bags, motorcycle helmets and large luggage is prohibited at the Sainte-Chapelle. Please note, the monument is under high police surveillance with strict security measures in place.
Please note these tickets are non-extendable.
The monument is closed annually on December 25, January 1, and May 1.

These tickets are valid until 31 March, 2026.

Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of Sep, and every first Sunday of the month in Nov, Jan, Feb & Mar.
Entry is free for anyone under the age of 18 years, and for European Union nationals or non-EU residents in France aged between 18 and 25 years (an ID is necessary).
Entry is free for disabled guests with an accompanying adult, jobseekers (on presentation of a certificate less than 6 months old), and holders of a valid education pass.
The audio guide is available in Spanish, Chinese, English, French, German, and Italian.
The booklet is available in Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, and Russian.
No luggage is allowed inside the monument.
From September 8th, a security perimeter will be set up around the Île de la Cité from Monday to Friday. Access will only be via Place Lépine (flower market square), where an initial check will be carried out by the police. Visitors will be required to present their entrance tickets to the monument. Visitors to the Sainte-Chapelle and/or Conciergerie will have a dedicated line. The Cité metro station remains open. Then, visitors will be able to access the monuments through the usual address where a second check will be carried out before entering the monument.
On weekends, public holidays, and Christmas holidays, and on days without an audience (some Mondays), access to the monuments will be via the usual address.

Inclusions #

Tickets to Conciergerie
Self-guided visit
Booklet in 11 languages

Exclusions #

Entrance to Sainte-Chapelle
Transportation

These tickets are valid until 5 May, 2028.

Dive into 20+ unforgettable Paris experiences: from the Louvre to a Hop-on Hop-off adventure and guided bike tour, no planning needed.

Everything you get: Discover Paris’ best spots, including the holy trinity: the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and that jaw-dropping Versailles. Fun experiences include hop-on hop-off bus rides, cruising the Seine, and reaching for the skies on a hot air balloon ride for the validity of your pass.
Why choose this: No more collecting tons of attraction tickets like Pokémon cards. Enjoy a stress-free, expertly curated Paris experience with a single digital pass.
Upgrades: Choose the perfect pass for your Paris adventure: 1, 2, 3, or 4 consecutive days of unlimited access to the city’s top attractions and curated experiences, all at your own pace.

Inclusions #

Validity: 1/2/3/4 days

Access to

Landmarks: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse Tower & more
Bus tours and cruises: 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour in a double-decker bus, Seine river cruise & more
Guided tours: Eiffel Tower Second Floor, Palace of Versailles, Louis Vuitton Foundation, & more
Activities: 3-hour Paris highlights bike tour, Ballon de Paris Generali (hot air balloon), Montparnasse Tower observation deck, & more
Discounts at Les Caves du Louvre, EatWith Food Experiences & more
Get all details here

Your Essential Pass is for your exclusive use only, it's non-transferable and cannot be shared with others.
Your pass includes access to the Turbopass City Explorer App. Download it before your trip and get access to expert tips, audio narration, itineraries, and essential information for a seamless experience.
Carry a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
While the pass offers a complete list of all attractions and tours and their opening hours, it is advised to check the official website of each attraction or tour for exact information.
Some attractions included with the City Pass require advance reservations. Please check the official website for the latest booking information.
Please note that security checks at some attraction entrances are mandatory.
You can visit each attraction only once during the validity period.

Forget about printing tickets – simply present your digital pass for entry. Once you purchase, you'll get an email from Paris Turbopass with a link to your digital pass and the booking app.
Use the app to check which attractions need pre-booking, and effortlessly reserve your slots by following the straightforward instructions.
Your pass becomes active at your first attraction, granting one-time free entry to each site.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

See Paris’ most iconic landmarks in a single day with expert-led walking tours and exclusive access.

Everything you get: Enjoy exclusive entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, immersive walking tours of Île de la Cité, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, and the Louvre Museum, plus a visit to Musée de l'Orangerie.
Why choose this: Perfect for first-timers or those short on time, as this tour combines Paris’ essential sights, expert storytelling, and exclusive access for a truly unforgettable day.
Upgrades: Enhance your experience with a leisurely lunch, savouring authentic Parisian flavuors in one of the city’s charming cafés or bistros

Inclusions #

Entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral
Walking tour of Île de la Cité
Entry to Louvre Museum
Entry to Sainte-Chapelle
Entry to Conciergerie
Entry to Musée de l'Orangerie
Lunch (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as this experience involves extended periods of walking and standing.
Dress appropriately for the weather, as parts of the tour take place outdoors.
Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated throughout the day.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the attractions for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount.
Free for children aged 0–2, but they must still be included in your booking.
Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the 8am departure time.
The schedule may change depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Group size is limited to 1 to 7 people.
Meals are not included unless specified in your selected package.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Avoid spending time in queues to explore 2 historic Paris monuments that feature stunning medieval Gothic architecture and royal relics.
First, make your way to Conciergerie, a medieval royal palace that turned into a courthouse and Marie Antoinette’s prison during the French Revolution.
Later, visit Sainte-Chapelle, a UNESCO World Heritage chapel that boasts exquisite stained glass windows depicting Biblical scenes and religious artifacts like Christ’s Crown of Thorns.
See Marie's expiatory chapel, the Guards Room, and the Hall of the Soldiers at the grand structure abandoned by the Kings at the end of the 14th century.

Inclusions #

Entry to Sainte-Chapelle
Entry to Conciergerie

Both sites must be visited on the same day.
10 March 2026: Sainte-Chapelle opens at 10am
11 March 2026: Conciergerie opens at 10:30am

Conciergerie

Tip: Don’t miss the Royal Kitchens with 2 superimposed rooms, meant for both royal feasts and common cooking.
The Conciergerie must be visited before the Sainte-Chapelle, as the last entrance to the Conciergerie is at 5.30pm.
The experience is not accessible by wheelchair users due to steps at the entrance.
Tickets are free for differently-abled people and 1 accompanying person.
Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of September, and every first Sunday of the month in Nov, Jan, Feb & Mar.
It is closed annually on December 25, January 1, and May 1.
Strollers must be small and collapsible in order to enter the X-ray detection machines.
The following are not allowed inside the venue: Large bags & luggage, sharp objects, glass - Keep in mind sharp metallic tools or objects, glass bottles, large bags, and luggage are not allowed on this experience.
Please note these tickets are non-extendable.

Sainte-Chapelle

Tip: Check out the information panels that guide you through the history of Sainte-Chapelle.
This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of September, and every first Sunday of the month from Nov to Mar.
All visitors, including those with free entry, must make a free reservation on the Sainte-Chapelle website. Without it, access will be denied. Gratuities are optional but appreciated.
Strollers must be small and collapsible in order to enter the X-ray detection machines.
Strollers are not allowed in the upper chapel.
For safety and security reasons, sharp metallic tools or objects, glass bottles, large bags, motorcycle helmets and large luggage is prohibited at the Sainte-Chapelle. Please note, the monument is under high police surveillance with strict security measures in place.
Please note these tickets are non-extendable.
The monument is closed annually on December 25, January 1, and May 1.

These tickets are valid until 31 March, 2026.

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