🪄 A room like a colored revelation:In the Sainte-Chapelle, the Bible is not read – it shines. 🪟In the 13th century, King Louis IX had this chapel built to preserve the most valuable relics of Christianity - including the crown of thorns of Christ. But what really looks heavenly are the 15 monumental stained glass windows, which unfold the entire history of salvation in over 1,100 scenes.🌈 On 640 square meters, colored light floods the room - a gothic total work of art in the style of Rayonnan

Inside Sainte-Chapelle, Paris 🌟 In the sumptuous lower chapel, once used by palace staff, the painted vaults, slender columns, and gilded details create a jewel-box of Gothic colour and pattern. Climb the narrow vice stair and you emerge into the upper chapel, built in the 1240s for King Louis IX to house his holy relics. Here, the walls seem to vanish into light: 15 vast stained-glass windows, soaring 15 metres high, depict over 1,000 biblical scenes. The delicate stone tracery, ribbed vaults,