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France's official National Monuments agency.
The Conciergerie, a popular tourist attraction in Paris, was Paris's first royal palace. This Gothic-style palace was used from the time of Clovis to the reign of Philip the Fair. In the late 14th century, the palace was moved to the Louvre, and from the 15th century, it was used as a prison. From the Middle Ages to the 19th century, it was a prison, then a penitentiary, and now it is used as a French national historical monument.
It is easily accessible near the Pont Neuf, and it is recommended to visit the Sainte-Chapelle right next door at the same time!

From Royal Residence to Infamous Prison,
The Unique Charm of the Conciergerie
A must-see course for your Paris trip! If you visit Île de la Cité, we recommend visiting the Conciergerie. This place has great historical significance. During the reign of Philip IV, it was used as Paris's first palace, and after the Louvre was built, it was used as a prison. In particular, the Conciergerie is famous as the place where Marie Antoinette waited before going to the guillotine.
Visit the Conciergerie, which is now used as a French national historical monument. Enter quickly with the skip-the-line ticket prepared by WAUG for a more comfortable experience.
A Time to Meet the Past

The Conciergerie, which was used as a dedicated space for the royal family, was Paris's first palace, so even though it later became a prison, it still retains the magnificent 'splendor of the past'. It is also located on the Île de la Cité, which contains a compressed history of France, so famous people were often imprisoned here. A prime example is Marie-Antoinette, the queen of Louis XVI, who was imprisoned during the French Revolution.
In this way, it is fun to see why the Conciergerie is so splendid even though it was used as a prison.
Meet History in Advance with an AR Tablet

Even if you don't have much historical knowledge, you can easily solve what to see at the Conciergerie with the Histopad you receive upon entry. Even if you don't know anything, you can enjoy the past history in a fun way with stories introduced in virtual reality. Korean is also supported, so you can watch it very comfortably.
It's really convenient to be able to see how this place was used in the past with AR.
Meet in More Detail with Multimedia

You can get more important information with the internal multimedia. You can see why the Conciergerie was called a special prison during the French Revolution and who the prisoners were on the digital touch table.
Through this, it can be seen that most of the prisoners were from the Third Estate, mainly artisans, small merchants, and mostly men. You can also check the detention and trial information of more than 4,000 prisoners with this digital multimedia.
The Marie Antoinette Monument is a Must-See

There is a monument to Marie Antoinette here, called the Expiatory Chapel. It was created in 1806 by architect Antoine-Marie Peyre, and is located on the site of the cell where Marie Antoinette spent more than 70 days. Even today, travelers from all over the world come here to participate in the memorial worship of Marie Antoinette.
Visit Sainte-Chapelle on Île de la Cité

Along with the Paris Conciergerie, you must also visit Sainte-Chapelle on Île de la Cité. At WAUG, you can purchase Conciergerie tickets, Conciergerie + Sainte-Chapelle tickets, and Sainte-Chapelle priority entry tickets.
⚡Go to Conciergerie + Sainte-Chapelle ticket
Free Admission with the Museum Pass!

The Paris Conciergerie is a museum that you can visit with the Museum Pass. If you want to purchase a Museum Pass? You can book a Museum Pass at a discounted price at WAUG and pick it up conveniently at Incheon Airport first.
Address :
Conciergerie
2 Boulevard du Palais, 75001 Paris, France
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Operating Hours :
9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
January 21, 2026: Closed
* Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
* Closed on October 1, October 4, and December 25.
* Operating hours vary depending on the season, so please refer to the official website before visiting.
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