Yes, Notre-Dame Cathedral reopened to the public on December 7, 2024, after five years of restoration following the 2019 fire. The cathedral is now fully accessible to visitors.

The restoration aimed to return Notre-Dame to its original splendor. Efforts included cleaning soot from walls and statues, repairing artworks, and reconstructing the roof and spire to match their original designs. The interior now features cleaned stone and paintings, as well as renovated or new furniture, enhancing its beauty while preserving its historical integrity.

While entry to Notre-Dame is free and does not require a reservation, to reduce waiting times, visitors have the option to book a free access slot online a few hours before their visit. This is optional and intended to streamline entry.

Yes. Following the cathedral's restoration and reopening, guided tours are once again permitted inside Notre-Dame Cathedral. Visitors can choose from experiences that include guided visits inside the cathedral or guided exterior tours followed by self-guided entry, depending on the ticket selected.

Visitors can purchase a richly illustrated visitor’s guide for €10, available in French, English, and Spanish, highlighting key aspects of Notre-Dame's history and architecture. Additionally, the official mobile app provides tailored tours and spiritual content to enrich your visit.

Notre-Dame has resumed its regular schedule of masses. Masses are held daily at 8am, 12pm, and 6pm, each lasting about one hour. Attending mass is a meaningful way to experience the cathedral's spiritual ambiance.

There is no admission fee to enter Notre-Dame Cathedral during mass or at any other time. The Church opposes entrance fees, so visiting remains free.

The Archaeological Crypt, located beneath the Notre-Dame Cathedral, houses artifacts and ruins dating back to ancient times, offering insights into Paris's history from the Roman era to the present. It's a fascinating site for those interested in archaeology and the city's origins.

Yes. Notre-Dame's Bell Towers have reopened to visitors following their restoration. Your visit includes access to the towers, where you can climb to panoramic viewpoints, see the cathedral's historic bells, and admire close-up views of the restored Gothic architecture.

There are no specific age restrictions for visitors to Notre-Dame Cathedral. However, children should be accompanied by adults, and it's recommended to supervise them closely, especially in crowded areas.