By some macrones and sit on a bench and listen to the sound of the fountain in front of the beautiful church. A great pause in bizzy Paris. More

Great church, lovely neighbourhood and fantastic fountain outside. More

It touristy in summer and simply beautiful in winter More

Saint-Sulpice is a very beautiful church with a lot of history. It has a great organ and a peculiar design. It's the second largest church in Paris, but many tourists ignore it, but it worth the visit. More

The church is nice, with the mysterious lines and so on that you read about in Dan Brown - and the neighborhood towards the rue Madamoiselle is even nicer. More

That is now a place for edgy designers, trendy shops, fashion creators, home fragrances...exquisite shopping ahead More

This was a big surprise for us when we dropped in. We weren't expecting much but the sight definitely exceeded our expectations. It is close to the Luxembourg Gardens and Notre Dame so it can be easily put in between a visit to both. Our visit was a short but there was a nice organ concert on Sunday at 12.... More

While any cathedral has breath-taking views when you step inside, Saint-Sulpice adds a huge bonus by allowing you to stand next to the organist, Daniel Roth, while he's playing for the second Sunday morning mass. Suddenly, the cavernous echo chamber feels like heaven as you hear the massive organ fill the huge space with ease. Roth plays effortlessly and skillfully... More

Will, I must admit that I love to photograph. Saint-Sulpice has an outstanding fountain outside decorated with lions. Good. And inside you have this beautiful view - the huge windows, the sacred pièta, and over all the very large churchroom - very unreal for a traveller from the lutheran Scandinavia. Didn´t match with a organ-consert this time - a shame... More