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Dedicated to the patron saint of Monaco, Chapelle Sainte Devote can be considered one of the country's most significant churches and is regularly visited by the royal family. The Roman Catholic chapel gets a mention in documents dating as far back as 1070, but it was restored in the 16th century and has been modified throughout the years. Enjoy the church's picturesque setting and explore inside to admire the understated cream interior. Though not as lavish as many prominent Catholic churches, the chapel features colorful stained glass windows and fine religious artworks. Add Chapelle Sainte Devote and other attractions to your Monte-Carlo trip itinerary using our Monte-Carlo trip planner.
Chapelle Sainte Devote reviews
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Lovely little church in heart of Monaco that the residence of Monaco principality attend. Beautiful sculptures and paintings within and a nice history with an intriguing story of it beginnings.
Lovely little church in heart of Monaco that the residence of Monaco principality attend. Beautiful sculptures and paintings within and a nice history with an intriguing story of it beginnings. more »
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Not a soul around, was very lovely to check out inside, and see the memorials/info to Prince Rainier
Not a soul around, was very lovely to check out inside, and see the memorials/info to Prince Rainier more »
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This church is not as grand as others in the area, but it is very pretty and quaint. We liked stopping here and taking some pictures
This church is not as grand as others in the area, but it is very pretty and quaint. We liked stopping here and taking some pictures more »
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This 11th century votive chapel is dedicated to the Principality's and Princely family's Patron Saint. Beautiful small little church tucked away in Monaco. Unfortunately we didn’t get to see inside as we came just after closing. Though we did come back at night and took some pictures. It was built in the hollow of the "Vallon des Gaumates", where during the 4th century a frail boat carrying Sainte Dévote's remains ran aground at its entrance. Every year on 26th January, a boat is burnt at nightfall as part of a still fervent traditional ceremony. Free admission.
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The church is pretty small compared to the other buildings
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Beautiful little church was very busy with an event when I was there only walked into it by going to the train station but it was very quaint and lovely.
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A strange little Chapel. Until I was at the top I didn't know however there is a train station entrance behind
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Nice small chapel close to the port. Interesting emplacement at the base of a rock wall.
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