What are the nearest attractions to Chapelle Expiatoire?

Attractions near Chapelle Expiatoire: Printemps Gare Saint-Lazare Théatre Édouard VII

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Ways to visit Chapelle Expiatoire

Though the famed couple are now laid to rest at the Saint Denis Basilica, the altar in Chapelle Expiatoire crypt marks the precise place from which the couple was exhumed. Enter this landmark, along with dozens more of the city’s top attractions (such as the monarch’s former palace home at Versailles) for free with a Paris Museum Pass or Paris Pass. Passes also allow you to skip-the-line at must-see places such as the Louvre Museum and Centre Pompidou. Passes come in 2-6-day versions and include unlimited public transportation on select services, and free sightseeing tours such as hop-on hop-off buses and a cruise along the Seine.

Things to know before you go to Chapelle Expiatoire

Chapelle Expiatoire is an ideal monument for French history buffs.
Adult admission is about US$7 for adults; entry is free if you have a Paris Museum Pass or Paris Pass, which is the unlimited version of the pass.
Every other Thursday, the chapel offers free guided tours in French, English, and Spanish.

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Grand and Petit Trianon at Versailles Palace

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