Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie

I visited Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie on the last day of the museum pass opening run. Even though I arrived before 9 in the morning, there were so many people that I had to wait for a long time. Thanks to that, I arrived before 9, but I remember entering after 10. I remember being nervous because the museum pass time was so close. Sainte-Chapelle has very strict security checks. In my case, I got scolded for using two baskets. It was nothing special, right? ㅠ.. When you enter, it is divided into the 1st and 2nd floors, and you may be a bit disappointed after seeing the scenery on the 1st floor. However, the main attraction of Sainte-Chapelle is the 2nd floor cathedral. The stained glass is incredibly gorgeous. Even though I visited on a somewhat cloudy day, I could feel the light. I regretted just going because the waiting time was over an hour, but I think I would have regretted it more if I hadn't entered. I think it's worth waiting an hour before. I hope you all visit with the determination to wait. Conciergerie is located right next to Sainte-Chapelle. I entered 10 minutes before the expiration of my museum pass and was able to enter right away without waiting. Here, they also lend out a free guide, which supports Korean. It is even on a tablet, so the quality is good. I was impressed by the space where Marie Antoinette stayed for the last time at the Conciergerie. The video explanation kindly explains up to the moment of her final execution, which is somewhat shocking and one of the most memorable parts. It was an opportunity to learn in detail about the end of a queen of a country. The Conciergerie made me think that there may be many parts that are unfair at present because there are many distorted parts about Marie Antoinette. If you like French Revolution history, go there. If you have a museum pass, you can enter for free :) #Travel plan