After a fire shuttered the beloved Gothic landmark for five years, visitor demand is expected to be high now that the doors have reopened; here’s how to plan your visit and what to expect.

Five years after it was nearly destroyed in a devastating fire, Notre Dame de Paris formally reopened on Saturday with a two-hour ceremony inside the famed cathedral’s gleaming, newly renovated interior.

The reopening ceremonies for Notre Dame were as much a celebration of people as they were a rejoicing of the cathedral’s resurrection from fire.

Paris, like no other city, holds a special place in people’s hearts. When Notre-Dame de Paris, the city’s emblematic 800-year-old cathedral, caught on fire in April 2019, it was not just locals, but the whole world that looked on in shock.

The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has always been one of the world's most important architectural and cultural landmarks. In December 2024, the cathedral reopened its doors to visitors, restoring its former grandeur after the tragic fire of 2019.

Notre-Dame de Paris is reopening in style, with a live-streamed concert featuring talent from the worlds of both pop and classical music.

Almost five years after the fire of April 2019, Notre-Dame de Paris is finally back in the public eye. This reopening is accompanied by a number of new features: a completely redeveloped forecourt, free reservations to limit the flow of visitors,

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The doors of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris have reopened to the public after a fire engulfed the beloved structure five years ago. The damage required painstaking restoration and rebuilding. But eight restored bells in the northern belfry have begun ringing in preparation for Notre Dame’s grand return,