Paris: Basilica Cathedral of Saint Denis Fast-Track Ticket - Skip the Line Access

It would be a shame to miss it in Paris.
Saint-Denis Cathedral

Saint-Denis Cathedral, located in northern Paris, is a cathedral that honors Saint Dionysius, the first bishop of France, as its patron saint, and is also famous for being the first Gothic building in history. It is now a royal cemetery where past kings and queens of France are buried.

At Saint-Denis Cathedral, 43 French kings and 32 queens are buried here, and the tombs of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette d'Autriche are also located here.

Amazing inside look

Saint-Denis Cathedral had its windows shaped like long arches to allow more light into the interior, and stained glass was added on top to let in a mysterious light. This is because I thought of God as light, and even now, it is truly amazing.

The meaning of Saint-Denis Cathedral

Saint-Denis Cathedral was built around the 7th century BC and is a cathedral of great significance, as it is where past kings and queens of France are buried. It has great significance not only historically but also in architectural history. I especially recommend admiring the gorgeous stained glass here.