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Home / France / Paris - "City of Light" / Conciergerie 47
La Conciergerie used to be a royal palace, but it's more famous for being the prison from which hundreds of prisoners - including Marie Antoinette - were taken to be executed on the guillotine during the French Revolution. It's on the west of the Île de la Cité, next to the Palais de Justice.
- A marble cenotaph with a dedication (in Latin) to Marie Antoinette, composed by Louis XVI and an extract of her Will.
- Altar with three 1817 paintings of Marie Antoinette during her final days
- Bust of Robespierre on the right
- Caesar and Silver Towers
- Calvalrymen's room
- Chapelle des Girondins
- Chapelle des Girondins where 21 parliamentary members of the Girondins spent their last night before being guillotined
- Close-up of marble cenotaph with dedication to Marie Antoinette
- Conciergerie opening times and entry fees
- Expiatory Chapel where Marie Antoinette's cell once was
- Fragment of black marble table used for royal banquets in the Great Hall
- Giftshop at Conciergerie
- Guard's room
- Guard's room at Conciergerie
- Guillotine blade believed to have been used on Lacenaire, a notorious murderer