Rose Window

Visit Sainte-Chapelle’s rose window in Paris to see one of France’s finest flamboyant Gothic stained glass artworks.

Brief History: Added during the 15th century in the flamboyant Gothic style, this circular masterpiece adorns the western wall of the upper chapel. Notable Features: The intricate tracery forms a delicate floral pattern, with vivid stained glass depicting scenes from the Apocalypse. Its geometric precision and bold colors make it a highlight of medieval artistry. Fun Fact: Despite centuries of exposure, much of the original glass remains intact, offering a rare authentic view of Gothic glazing techniques. Current Use: Tourists often pause here last before leaving the upper chapel, drawn by its symmetry and storytelling power.