BASILIQUE CATHÉDRALE DE SAINT-DENIS

가볼만 합니다.

유투브에 가는 길이 엄청 무섭다하여 긴장했습니다만, 부활절 오후여서인지 평온했고, 방문객이 많아서 외롭지 않았습니다.

파리지하철이 익숙해지니(두번타보면...) 구글지도 보며 오는 길도 어렵지 않았구요. 메트로나와서 왼쪽으로 돌면 시청사나오고, 바로 생드니성당이 보입니다.

이 곳 올 때는 아니었지만,
파리지하철 소매치기 시도는 당해보았네요. 여1 남2 젊은 일행들이 지하철 내리는 문열리기 직전 한명이 제 바지쪽 더듬거려서 본능적으로 큰소리로 고함지름 'What are you doing?'
한 녀석이 떨어트린 이어폰 찾았다고 헛소리하며 내리더군요.

그후 지하철 탈 때마다 더 긴장 ㅠ
그래도 이동은 편하군요

This basilica cathedral which also the French Monarch necropolis of the Kings of French and the last shelter of 43 kings and 32 queens from the 9th-19th century. It’s very rare gem and underrated like no others

I had a chance to visit this beautiful Basilica Cathedral which riches with the historical knowledge about French monarchy.
The basilica itself the Catholic Church which build in 18th century during gothic style that era, Great sculptures with details of the massive dome, mozaic glasses of the windows.
It’s a really nice opportunity to learn about the history of France monarchy during the French Revolution war in 18th century which if you visit the museum underneath you are also can see the tombstones of the kings and the monarchy people since the 1st history of France, like Louis XVI and even Marie Antoinette, that after she was executed during that era.
Just reading the caption and hearing the audio guide makes me goosebumps to imagine the real stories.

After that I suggest you to also pay a visit Musée d’art et d’histoire Paul Eluard which is also has a big part of history especially in Saint Denis district which is located just a few meters away.

I visited just yesterday during the Easter Day and after heavy rain so I’m quite lucky it’s not really crowded with people.

Visite très interessante et atypique. L’intérieur est majestueux. Une crypte à découvrir absolument avec les dernières demeures de nos rois et reines.

Superbe patrimoine historique de France avec toutes ses tombes et cénotaphes de rois & reines de France. Mais c'est très dommage que lors des jours d'enterrements, la visite soit réduite l'après-midi à 1 heure à peine (de 16h à 17h), et sans réduction de prix.

Superbe découverte...excentré de Paris mais les 30 min de métro valent le cout