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Notre-Dame Cathedral

The Gothic heart of France, reopened after the 2019 fire.

  • Free to enter

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A minute of the narration, free and unabridged. It is the same recording the paid guide plays when you are standing here.

Opening hours, admission and address

Address
6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Place Jean-Paul II
Opening hours
  • Mon–Fri07:50–19:00
  • Sat–Sun08:15–19:30
  • Thu07:50–22:00
Admission
Entry is free and no ticket is sold; booking a free timed slot on the official site is optional and skips a queue that runs to hours in season. Thursday evenings stay open late, and last entry is thirty minutes before closing. The tower climb is ticketed separately and booked through its own site. The square and quays around the cathedral are a building site while the new esplanade is dug and laid, so the approach shifts; the cathedral itself is unaffected.
Category
Churches & monasteries
Official website
notredamedeparis.fr
Coordinates
48.85294, 2.35005

Where it is

Schematic map of Paris with 17 stops marked; Notre-Dame Cathedral is highlighted.N1 kmOpenStreetMapCentred near latitude 48.860.
Notre-Dame Cathedral on the Paris map, with the other stops of the guide around it.

Walk it with the guide

Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of 17 stops on Paris Essentials. The guide adds the story behind it, the detail worth crossing the square for, and the tip that only someone who has stood here would write down.

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