圣德尼大教堂
圣德尼大教堂
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olivettiunderwood
67 条分享
2024年12月 • 夫妻情侣
We were fortunate to visit in late December when crowds were light, so we just walked in. But it would be worth any wait during busier times. There is so much French history inside these walls. All the kings and queens of France have some portion of their remains entombed here, each marked by spectacular carved sarcophagi. A self-guided tour is sufficienct to enjoy the grandeur of the entire displays and cathedral, although guided tours are an option. What a feeling to experience the feeling of building that dates back 1000 years!
撰写日期：2025年1月17日
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Игорь К
拉脱维亚里加4,153 条分享
2025年1月 • 家庭
According to legend, in the area where the Basilica of Saint-Denis is located, in the distant third century AD, Saint Dionysius died. He was beheaded on the summit of Montmartre. The French believe he walked for a full six kilometres holding his own head and then died near a nearby village. This village was later named Saint-Denis after the saint. And where his grave is, they built a chapel in the 5th century. In 625, by royal order, an abbey and monastery were built in this place. In time, the monastery church was built instead of the chapel.
In the 8th century the abbey was like a fortification. A water ditch was dug around him. The way to get through it to the abbey was through a lift bridge. Despite such fortifications, the basilica was severely damaged during the attack by Sigebert's troops. It was then reconstructed, and the abbey became a church school, libraries, and rich houses. In the 12th century, Saint-Denis was rebuilt, giving the abbey a Gothic style. The work was carried out for 20 years. That's when the remains of the French monarchs were transferred. During the French Revolution, the abbey was looted. The historical and cultural monument of France was subsequently restored.
The Abbey of Saint-Denis in its modern form was designed by the talented architect Eugène Violet, who in 1846–1869 was involved in the restoration of the temple and tombs destroyed during the Revolution. The modern basilica attracts guests with its magnificent 12th-century western facade, which is marked by a plaque dedicated to Joan of Arc.
The Basilica of Saint-Denis was the last refuge for 43 kings, 32 queens and 10 servants of the French monarchy. It features the largest collection of funeral sculptures from the 12th to 16th centuries. The abbey contains more than 70 lying statues and monumental tombs from the Renaissance. The most prominent of these is the tomb of Henry II and Catherine Medici, decorated with 12 columns. At the corners of the tomb rise four statues made of bronze. They are symbols of the virtues of the Christian faith.
On the tombstone are statues of the deceased spouses, and next to it are sculptures depicting living monarchs kneeling for prayer. The tomb of the royal consorts Anne of Breton and Louis XII, installed in the basilica in the 16th century, is in the same style. Of particular interest is the last burial of the French monarch, which took place in 2004. This is the tombstone of Louis XVII, where the vessel with his heart is placed. At the centre of the abbey stands a statue of Saint Dionysius. There are also sarcophagus with saintly figures.
A ticket to visit the tomb of the kings and queens of France costs 11 euros, and admission to the abbey itself is free.
In the 8th century the abbey was like a fortification. A water ditch was dug around him. The way to get through it to the abbey was through a lift bridge. Despite such fortifications, the basilica was severely damaged during the attack by Sigebert's troops. It was then reconstructed, and the abbey became a church school, libraries, and rich houses. In the 12th century, Saint-Denis was rebuilt, giving the abbey a Gothic style. The work was carried out for 20 years. That's when the remains of the French monarchs were transferred. During the French Revolution, the abbey was looted. The historical and cultural monument of France was subsequently restored.
The Abbey of Saint-Denis in its modern form was designed by the talented architect Eugène Violet, who in 1846–1869 was involved in the restoration of the temple and tombs destroyed during the Revolution. The modern basilica attracts guests with its magnificent 12th-century western facade, which is marked by a plaque dedicated to Joan of Arc.
The Basilica of Saint-Denis was the last refuge for 43 kings, 32 queens and 10 servants of the French monarchy. It features the largest collection of funeral sculptures from the 12th to 16th centuries. The abbey contains more than 70 lying statues and monumental tombs from the Renaissance. The most prominent of these is the tomb of Henry II and Catherine Medici, decorated with 12 columns. At the corners of the tomb rise four statues made of bronze. They are symbols of the virtues of the Christian faith.
On the tombstone are statues of the deceased spouses, and next to it are sculptures depicting living monarchs kneeling for prayer. The tomb of the royal consorts Anne of Breton and Louis XII, installed in the basilica in the 16th century, is in the same style. Of particular interest is the last burial of the French monarch, which took place in 2004. This is the tombstone of Louis XVII, where the vessel with his heart is placed. At the centre of the abbey stands a statue of Saint Dionysius. There are also sarcophagus with saintly figures.
A ticket to visit the tomb of the kings and queens of France costs 11 euros, and admission to the abbey itself is free.
撰写日期：2025年1月16日
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Auggie
阿根廷拉普拉塔156 条分享
2024年4月 • 夫妻情侣
This basilica is the resting place of every single monarch in France's history. The church itself is beautiful, and the added bonus of the kings crypts makes it well worth the trip to Saint-Dennis.
撰写日期：2025年1月6日
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Nathgau
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2025年1月 • 家庭
Incredible and moving tour of what makes France great.
However... the outside of the Basilica is a shame: an ice rink at the exit of the Basilica or music stuns you immediately after the visit, tents housing food (halal) everywhere... "beautiful winter" on the signs. And perhaps the worst, the extension of the town hall that adjoins the basilica like a dark wart. What a pity
Who could have let such ugliness build so close to this historic monument? Who let this happen in a place where we unfortunately feel like we're no longer in France
However... the outside of the Basilica is a shame: an ice rink at the exit of the Basilica or music stuns you immediately after the visit, tents housing food (halal) everywhere... "beautiful winter" on the signs. And perhaps the worst, the extension of the town hall that adjoins the basilica like a dark wart. What a pity
Who could have let such ugliness build so close to this historic monument? Who let this happen in a place where we unfortunately feel like we're no longer in France
撰写日期：2025年1月5日
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vickiebypass
康涅狄格斯坦福322 条分享
2024年11月 • 独自旅游
Loved this - highly recommend it! Very easy to reach via Metro line 13. The church itself is about 4 mins from the station, fronting a huge square and across from the city hall.
This has tremendous historical significance as the place where royalty was entombed for almost 1200 years. Befitting kings or queens, they were buried in marble sarcophagi with effigies on top. The audio guide is excellent and gives the option to press buttons for "further information". I learned all about the different of effigies throughout the millennia, why some had animals carved at their feet (and why the type of animals mattered); handling of entrails and heart; effigy carving styles. There are 42 kings, 32 queens, 63 princesses/princes plus stray dukes buried in over 70 recumbent tombs.
But beyond the tombs, it has amazing stained glass windows. The Abbot who coordinated the 12th c renovations felt light was the path to spirituality so he wanted a ton of windows, narrow columns, so that the windows would not be overwhelmed, and, contrary to every other church I’ve been in, there are no walls between the chapels so you have an uninterrupted wall of light.
Not many visitors so you can wander at will and absorb everything. (There's a crypt too.)
This has tremendous historical significance as the place where royalty was entombed for almost 1200 years. Befitting kings or queens, they were buried in marble sarcophagi with effigies on top. The audio guide is excellent and gives the option to press buttons for "further information". I learned all about the different of effigies throughout the millennia, why some had animals carved at their feet (and why the type of animals mattered); handling of entrails and heart; effigy carving styles. There are 42 kings, 32 queens, 63 princesses/princes plus stray dukes buried in over 70 recumbent tombs.
But beyond the tombs, it has amazing stained glass windows. The Abbot who coordinated the 12th c renovations felt light was the path to spirituality so he wanted a ton of windows, narrow columns, so that the windows would not be overwhelmed, and, contrary to every other church I’ve been in, there are no walls between the chapels so you have an uninterrupted wall of light.
Not many visitors so you can wander at will and absorb everything. (There's a crypt too.)
撰写日期：2024年11月21日
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GREG ORY
698 条分享
2024年11月 • 夫妻情侣
Very nice basilica in front of the hotel
de villr with magnificent stained glass windows and the tombs of the kings of France with clear explanations.
de villr with magnificent stained glass windows and the tombs of the kings of France with clear explanations.
撰写日期：2024年11月17日
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Jet39816898699
1 条分享
2024年4月 • 夫妻情侣
The first example of a Gothic cathedral. Just fantastic! And the tombs of the kings of France! A visit not to be missed.
撰写日期：2024年11月9日
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Rodolfo B
São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil937 条分享
2024年10月 • 商务型
It is kind of impressive when looking outside. I visit on wednesday and it was a bit crowded nearby... Arriving by metro.
撰写日期：2024年11月3日
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trippa-dvisor
意大利帕多瓦362 条分享
2024年10月 • 夫妻情侣
Magnificent basilica, the first Gothic work in history, is worth a visit to see up close all the typical details of this art.
撰写日期：2024年10月26日
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Maiko K
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2024年9月 • 独自旅游
It is the cathedral where Marie Antoinette is sleeping. The stained glass basilica that I first saw when I arrived in France was very solemn.
It is just a short walk from Basiliksandni Metro Station. I saw a lot of shops on the straight road from the square in front of the cathedral, but I didn't have time to visit only the cathedral this time. When I told them I was Japanese when I got the brochure at the reception desk, they said in broken Japanese.
A young woman said thank you.
There was also a shop in the temple that sold a little souvenir.
There are many coffins of the French royal family, but when I saw the words Marie Antoinette, again, my heart shook.
It is just a short walk from Basiliksandni Metro Station. I saw a lot of shops on the straight road from the square in front of the cathedral, but I didn't have time to visit only the cathedral this time. When I told them I was Japanese when I got the brochure at the reception desk, they said in broken Japanese.
A young woman said thank you.
There was also a shop in the temple that sold a little souvenir.
There are many coffins of the French royal family, but when I saw the words Marie Antoinette, again, my heart shook.
撰写日期：2024年10月19日
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Is there anything else to see in area as we are coming from Novotel hotel cdg at airport . Should we take metro line 13? Thanks Charlie
撰写日期：2019年4月3日
Yes, take line 13 to the Basilica stop. There is a museum about the history of Saint-Denis and a large park near the Basilica.
撰写日期：2019年4月4日
How far is it from CDG as I have only 7 hours in Paris and is it possible to see this basilica and get back to the airport in time for my onward flight? Thanks for your responses.
撰写日期：2018年11月14日
Previous answers are probably the best with taxis being quicker. However the Metro is also available and a one one trip would take about an hour.
The Basilica is quite stunning and well worth the visit.
I am not sure if you have 7 FULL hours available to you. Timing could depend on local or international flight requirements and how long it takes to get through Immigration and ticketing.
撰写日期：2018年11月14日
The Saint Denis website seems to suggest reservations are required. Does anybody feel this is necessary? We would like to visit the Church then later decide whether we want to see the crypt or not. Furthermore, we plan to park at the place listed below. Does anyone believe there will be a safety concern if we park there and walk to Saint Denis? Thanks for your help.
Indigo Park
Basilique
4, place du Caquet
93200 Saint-Denis
撰写日期：2018年5月15日
Additionally, the crypt is part of the church, so you just walk down into it. There is no need to make an extra trip.
I would recommend not driving, but taking the metro to the church. Take Line 13 in the direction of Saint-Denis-Universite. Get off at "Basilique de St-Denis". Signs will easily guide you and it is literally less than a five minute walk from the station to the church.
撰写日期：2018年5月15日
Judging by the shop signs St Denis seems to have many Turkish shops and there are certainly many more "foreigners" evident here than in the more touristed areas of Paris, but the Cathedral is only about 150 metres from the Metro across an open square and adjacent to the Town Hall so I would feel very confident about going there as a single woman. If you want to venture further away from the Metro, the main shopping streets were very crowded so once again there would seem little problem - at least during the day.
撰写日期：2016年4月7日
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