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Discover the history of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, a jewel of Gothic architecture with over 860 years of history. Admire its impressive façade, sculptures, and restoration after the 2019 fire.
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Discover one of the great symbols of Paris, a cathedral that has survived the passage of centuries and regained its splendor after the 2019 fire.

The Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of the great works of French Gothic architecture.
Its construction began in 1163 and, since then, it has been the scene of historical events, religious ceremonies, and centuries of Parisian life.
During the visit, you can admire its three sculpted portals, the towers of the western façade, the flying buttresses, and its famous stained glass windows.
If you choose the interior tour option, you will also discover the imposing nave, the vaults, and other restored elements of the cathedral.
The 2019 fire marked one of the most challenging chapters in its history. After five years of restoration, Notre-Dame reopened its doors in December 2024, recovering spaces and architectural details that can now be seen again.
With a guided tour, you will learn about the stories and details that make Notre-Dame much more than one of the most photographed monuments in Paris.
The cathedral opens from 7:50 AM to 7:00 PM Monday to Friday, except on Thursdays when it closes at 10:00 PM. On Saturdays and Sundays, it opens from 8:15 AM to 7:30 PM. Hours may vary due to religious celebrations.
You can opt for a 45-minute exterior guided tour or a more complete 1-hour experience that includes both the interior and exterior of Notre-Dame. Both options include a professional guide.
Discover Notre-Dame with explanations from a specialized guide. Exterior tours are available in English, Italian, and French, while the interior tour option is conducted in English.
Admire the towers, sculpted portals, and flying buttresses of Notre-Dame. Learn about its history, the 2019 fire, and the restoration that allowed the cathedral to reopen in December 2024.
The nearest stations are Cité and Saint-Michel, both on line 4. You can also take RER lines B and C, getting off at Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame.
The line 47 stops at Cité and Saint-Michel, near the cathedral. You can also use lines 72 and 87, stopping at Hôtel de Ville, a few minutes' walk away.
You will find Vélib’ stations near Notre-Dame, such as those at Rue d’Arcole, Place Louis Lépine, and Quai aux Fleurs. From there, you can easily walk to the cathedral.
Notre-Dame is located on the Île de la Cité, surrounded by the Seine River, near the Sainte-Chapelle and the Latin Quarter. If you have a guided tour booked, check your meeting point: the statue of Charlemagne or Shakespeare and Company, depending on the option.
The western façade of Notre-Dame is one of its most impressive elements. Its three sculpted portals, the towers, and the famous gallery of kings showcase the richness of medieval Gothic art. On the sides, the flying buttresses stand out, designed to support the cathedral's high vaults.
Inside, the medieval stained glass windows, the large rose windows, and the imposing nave create one of the most emblematic spaces of French Gothic architecture. The restoration after the 2019 fire has allowed the recovery of numerous historical elements and restored brightness to the building.
To make the most of the experience, it is advisable to choose between a 45-minute exterior guided tour or a 1-hour tour that also includes the interior, depending on the available option. Both allow you to learn about the history of Notre-Dame and understand the details that often go unnoticed during an independent visit.
It depends on the selected option. The exterior guided tour lasts approximately 45 minutes, while the experience that includes the interior and exterior lasts 1 hour. Both allow you to discover the history and architecture of Notre-Dame with a professional guide.
The exterior option includes a tour with a professional guide around the cathedral, with explanations about its architecture, history, and restoration. The complete option also includes a guided interior visit, with radios and headphones. Access to the Treasury and towers is not included.
Yes. Guided tours are conducted on reserved dates and times, subject to availability. You must arrive 15 minutes before the start at the meeting point corresponding to your option. Remember that general entry to Notre-Dame is free, but our guided experiences require a reservation.
The cathedral is located at 6 Parvis Notre-Dame, Île de la Cité, 75004 Paris. You can reach it by metro from Cité or Saint-Michel (line 4) or by RER from Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame (lines B and C).
The meeting point depends on the experience: statue of Charlemagne, in front of the cathedral, for the interior and exterior tour; or Shakespeare and Company, 37 Rue de la Bûcherie, for exterior tours.
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