Following an enormous, expensive restoration effort after the devastating 2019 fire, the Paris cathedral has reopened to the world, at once recognizably itself and possessed of a startling new vibrancy.

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.

Reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris: how to book tickets? Notre-Dame de Paris reopens to the public on December 8, 2024, almost five years after the devastating fire of April 2019. This much-anticipated reopening is accompanied by a free reservation system, designed to manage the expected crowds. We tell you all about the ticket reversals. [Read more]

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.

An iconic place of worship has reopened their doors. Pharrell Williams recently performed at the Notre Dame Cathedral's reopening.

Would you like to rediscover Notre-Dame de Paris after so many years of restoration? Victor Hugo immortalized it brilliantly in one of French literature's most emblematic novels... Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral is one of the capital's most beautiful jewels,

Dame cathedral will reopen, five years after a fire the storied medieval landmark will reopen its doors once again.

Paris’ Notre Dame has officially reopened its doors after suffering a devastating fire five years ago, and is ready to welcome visitors. The famed cathedral opened on Dec. 7 to much fanfare after being closed since it caught fire in 2019 for extensive renovation work.

Paris’s fully restored Notre-Dame Cathedral held its first mass since it was largely destroyed in an inferno in 2019. The iconic landmark was reopened to the public on Saturday with much pomp and fanfare.

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.