Sainte Chapelle: a jewel in Paris' crown

If you are ever in Paris on a sunny day, you must not miss a visit to Sainte Chapelle.  This tiny 'Holy Chapel' on Ile de la Cite near Notre Dame, displays an amazing set of stained glass windows telling the stories of the Old and New Testaments.  The sunshine is key, giving the glass a heavenly glow.  Built in 1248 by King Louis the IX (Saint Louis) to house the Holy Relics he brought back from his travels, Sainte Chapelle is one of the oldest buildings in Paris today. Malcolm, Dinon and Terri were all impressed!  

-Gabi