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Visiting Notre-Dame
Ways to explore: Choose from interior and exterior guided tours, exterior tours with free cathedral entry, or combo tours that include Notre-Dame alongside other Paris landmarks like the Louvre, Sainte-Chapelle, and Conciergerie.
Additional access: Some tours can be upgraded to a private, personalized experience with your own dedicated guide.
Unique experiences: Visit Notre-Dame on an evening Paris illuminations tour for a more atmospheric experience, or explore the Archaeological Crypt beneath the square for a hidden view of the city’s past.
Queues: Wait time is approximately 20 minutes.
When to book: Book guided tours a few days in advance in peak season, especially for evening tours and combo experiences.
Good to know: Cathedral entry is free, while guided tours and Archaeological Crypt tickets are paid experiences. Combo tours are ideal if you want to see more of Paris in one day.
Now reopened after a meticulous five-year restoration, Notre-Dame stands as a masterpiece of French Gothic architecture and a symbol of Paris’s enduring spirit. The roof and spire, interior elements such as the stained-glass windows and organ, and key structural repairs have given rise to the Notre-Dame Cathedral in new and inspiring light.
French Gothic at its finest
Notre-Dame epitomizes the French Gothic style that emerged in the 12th century. With its pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and vast tinted windows, the cathedral achieves a breathtaking blend of height and light. These elements, coupled with its ornate sculptures depicting biblical tales, make it a visual and spiritual marvel, embodying centuries of architectural innovation and craftsmanship.
Quasimodo’s cathedral in art and culture
Notre-Dame's influence extends far beyond its walls. Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame immortalized the cathedral, spurring a renewed appreciation for its grandeur. Its beauty has inspired artists like Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro, while its unmistakable silhouette has graced films like Ratatouille, Midnight in Paris, and The Devil Wears Prada.
Home of Christianity’s most sacred relics
Notre-Dame remains a profound symbol of Christian faith and a focal point of Catholic life as the seat of the Archbishop of Paris. It houses significant relics, including the Crown of Thorns, believed to have been worn by Jesus Christ. Even after the devastating 2019 fire, it continues to embody hope, faith, and a deep spiritual connection for millions.
Things to know before you buy your tickets
The Notre-Dame Cathedral has reopened, welcoming visitors and pilgrims once again. Entry is free, and walk-ins are allowed, though lines can get very long, especially on weekends and during peak hours. To make your visit easier, you can choose reserved entry, which lets you select a specific time slot and includes a personal host to escort you directly to the cathedral’s reserved entrance, helping you start your tour smoothly.
To fully appreciate the cathedral's rich history and meticulous restoration, we highly recommend an interior guided tour. An interior guided tour of Notre-Dame offers an in-depth look at its stunning Gothic architecture, sacred art, and restoration progress. It's a rare chance to experience the cathedral’s spiritual and historical heart from within.
Feel like exploring the cathedral on your own but would like some context on the cultural significance of Notre-Dame? We have you covered with an outdoor guided tour. Led by a local expert, you’ll hear fascinating stories about Notre-Dame’s past, the devastating fire, and the five-year reconstruction, all outside the cathedral, before you explore the inside at your own pace.
Certain areas require separate tickets. Tickets to the Treasury are available for purchase on-site only. The Crypt, located in the square outside the cathedral, offers a fascinating glimpse into Paris’s layered past. Explore the archeological crypt with direct entry tickets.
What's new at Notre-Dame?
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Restored spire
The iconic flèche (spire), designed by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, has been fully rebuilt using traditional techniques and materials. The golden rooster weathervane that crowns the spire has also been restored.
Roof
The roof's wooden framework, which was severely damaged in the fire, has been replaced with oak beams from French forests, preserving its original design.
Restored interior
Many of the stained glass windows, especially those in the rose windows, have been meticulously restored, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
Sculptures
Sculptures, including the famous Last Judgment and others that were damaged by the fire, have been carefully restored. Some pieces may have been relocated or repaired to be shown in a more protected way.
Restored Organ
The organ, which was also damaged by the fire, has undergone restoration. It is expected to be played during special services and concerts, adding to the cathedral’s musical heritage.
Preserved historical integrity
While significant restoration has taken place, the aim has been to preserve the cathedral's original Gothic features, including the stonework, arches, and vaults. The overall architectural vision remains the same, honoring the cathedral's legacy as one of the most important Gothic structures in the world.
New museum space
Some areas inside Notre-Dame have been transformed into museum-like spaces, showcasing the history of the cathedral, its construction, and its restoration process. Visitors can learn about the historical significance, art, and craftsmanship of the cathedral.
Plan your visit to Notre-Dame
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Monday to Friday: 7:45am to 7pm
Saturday and Sunday: 8:15am to 7:30pm
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time
Best time to visit: Early in the mornings from Monday to Thursday and during September through November and January to February.
Archaeological Crypt of the Île de la Cité:
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 6pm, with last entry at 5:30pm
Closed on: Monday
Best time to visit: During September through November and January to February. Arrive just when the crypt opens to avoid the crowds.
12pm (Mass in French, usually with a shorter duration)
5:30pm (Evening Mass)
Tip: The mass also attracts crowds, so arrive early to secure a seat.
Monday to Friday: 12pm and 6pm (this may vary slightly depending on the day or specific services).
Special events and holidays: Mass times during major religious holidays, like Christmas and Easter, may be different, or additional services may be held. It’s always best to check in advance for updated schedules during these times.
Address: 1 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75116 Paris, France. Find on Maps
Metro (Best public transport option): Line 4 (Yellow Line) or Line 1 (Yellow Line)
RER (Suburban Train): RER B (Blue Line) or RER C (Yellow Line): Get off at Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame station. From here, it's a short walk (5-10 minutes) to Notre-Dame.
Walking: From Louvre Museum, it's about a 10-minute walk, and from Le Marais, it's about 15 minutes.
Bus: Lines 21, 24, 27, 38, 47, 85. Stop at Notre-Dame - Quai de la Tournelle or Hôtel de Ville (which is a short walk to the cathedral).
Taxi/Ride-Sharing: You can take a taxi or ride-sharing service directly to the front of Notre-Dame. The area is generally accessible by car, but keep in mind that traffic in central Paris can be heavy.
Hop-on hop-off bus: The Notre Dame is the closest stop in Big Bus tours through the red route and in Tootbus through the Must See Paris route.
Start with the exterior: Take some time to admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral, its flying buttresses, statues, and the famous rose windows. Walk around the parvis (square) to see the iconic front façade.
Arrive early by 9am to avoid crowds.
Start with the exterior: Take some time to admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral, its flying buttresses, statues, and the famous rose windows. Walk around the parvis (square) to see the iconic front façade.
Arrive early by 9am to avoid crowds.
Start with the exterior: Take some time to admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral, its flying buttresses, statues, and the famous rose windows. Walk around the parvis (square) to see the iconic front façade.
Arrive early by 9am to avoid crowds.
Start with the exterior: Take some time to admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral, its flying buttresses, statues, and the famous rose windows. Walk around the parvis (square) to see the iconic front façade.
Arrive early by 9am to avoid crowds.
Start with the exterior: Take some time to admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral, its flying buttresses, statues, and the famous rose windows. Walk around the parvis (square) to see the iconic front façade.
Visitor guides: A richly illustrated visitor’s guide is available for €10 in French, English, and Spanish, highlighting key aspects of the cathedral's history and architecture.
Mobile app: The official Notre-Dame mobile app offers tailored tours for individual visitors, families, and pilgrims, as well as spiritual content like prayers and daily liturgical texts.
Treasury: The Treasury of Notre-Dame is a unique space where spirituality, art, and history come together, preserving sacred objects used in Catholic liturgy, such as vessels, ornaments, and liturgical books.
Accessibility: Efforts have been made to accommodate visitors with disabilities, including accessible entrances and facilities.
Restrooms: Public restrooms are available on-site for visitors.
Seating areas: Benches and designated seating areas are provided for rest and contemplation.
Gift Shop: A shop offers a selection of reading materials and souvenirs, including publications like the album dedicated to the Crown of Thorns.
The structure is wheelchair accessible.
Guide dogs are permitted on the tour.
According to your ticket type, professional tour guides and audio guides will be available at your convenience.
The main entrance through the central portal (Portal of the Last Judgment) is wheelchair accessible. A fast-track access is available to avoid waiting in line.
Several chapels, such as those of Saint Joseph and Isaiah, have fixed or movable ramps installed upon request via call buttons.
To preserve the serenity of the cathedral, guests are kindly requested to avoid using mobile phones during their visit.
For your safety and comfort, the cathedral strictly limits entry to 3,000 visitors at a time.
Modest attire is required in keeping with the sacred nature of the site. Men should remove hats upon entry.
Weapons, sharp objects (e.g. scissors, knives), alcohol, narcotics, and other dangerous items are strictly forbidden.
Please note that there are no toilets inside the cathedral. Public restrooms are available nearby.
Please wear modest clothing suitable for a place of worship. Men are asked to remove their hats.
Keep in mind all types of weapons, knives, scissors, alcohol, narcotics, and sharp metallic tools, are not allowed in this experience.
Smoking, eating, drinking, and bringing animals (except for medical assistance animals) are prohibited.
Flash photography and the use of tripods are not permitted within the exhibition spaces.
There are no toilets inside the location but you can find public washrooms near the venue.
In the heart of Île de la Cité lies Notre-Dame
Île de la Cité is the historic heart of Paris, situated on the Seine River. As one of the city's oldest districts, it was the political and religious center of medieval Paris, home to iconic landmarks like Notre Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, and the Conciergerie. Today, it plays a major role in the history if the city:
Birthplace of Paris: The city’s origins trace back to the Roman settlement of Lutetia on this island.
Political & religious center: Home to medieval royal palaces and key religious institutions.
Architectural & cultural legacy: It remains a symbol of Paris’s rich history and architectural grandeur, attracting visitors with its stunning Gothic monuments and charming riverside ambiance.
State of affairs: Beyond its tourist appeal, Île de la Cité continues to function as a judicial hub, housing the Palais de Justice and France’s highest court, blending history with modern civic life.
Frequently asked questions about Notre-Dame tickets
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.
Currently, guided tours are not conducted inside the Cathedral to preserve the sanctity of the space and manage visitor flow. However, visitors can enhance their experience using the official mobile app, which offers tailored tours and spiritual content.
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.
As of now, the Bell Tower remains closed to visitors due to ongoing restoration work. It's advisable to check the official Notre-Dame website for updates on its reopening.
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.
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Dive deep into Notre-Dame’s secrets with an expert-led guided tour of the Cathedral.
Everything you get: Explore Notre-Dame with a professional guide available in English, Italian, Spanish, French, or Russian. Your experience includes entry into Notre-Dame Cathedral, an insightful guided tour covering both the interior and exterior, and rich storytelling that brings its Gothic architecture, history, and symbolism to life.
Why choose this: Entry to the cathedral is free, but without a guide, it is easy to miss the deeper meaning behind what you are seeing. This tour adds expert context to both the exterior and interior, with a small-group visit that feels more personal and easier to follow. So, if you want more than a surface-level visit, this tour offers the context most visitors don't get to experience.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a private, personalized visit with your own guide in English or French, depending on the option selected.
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
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1 min - 1 hr 15 mins
See Notre-Dame shine after dark
Want to make your Notre-Dame visit feel a little more special? This evening experience pairs a guided walk around the cathedral’s exterior with the magic of Paris lit up at night. Stroll through the historic Île de la Cité in a small group, hear the stories behind Notre-Dame’s architecture and restoration, and then soak up the city’s glow as Paris transforms after sunset.
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Guided Tours
Notre-Dame Exterior Guided Tour with Free Entry
Explore Notre-Dame with a group guided tour of the Île de la Cité, available in English, French, or Spanish, before entering the Cathedral at your own pace.
Everything you get: Join a group of no more than 20 guests for a guided tour of the historic Île de la Cité, where your expert guide will bring to life the area’s rich history, royal connections, and link to Notre-Dame. After the tour, enjoy entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, where admission is free.
Why choose this: Experience the tour led by an expert guide, then discover Notre-Dame independently with added context and insight.
Options: Choose from English, French, or Spanish for your guided tour of the Île de la Cité, so you can enjoy the experience in the language that suits you best.
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
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1 hr - 1 hr 15 mins
Guided Tours
Paris in a Day: Louvre, Notre-Dame, Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie
Cover Paris’s most iconic sites in one day with a guided small-group tour for a seamless experience.
Everything you get: Join a full-day walking tour with entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, a guided stroll through Île de la Cité, and access to the Louvre Museum, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, and Musée de l'Orangerie. All entry tickets and an expert guide are included.
Why choose this: This tour combines all of Paris’s headline attractions into a single, well-paced day, making it easy to see more with less planning.
Upgrades: Choose the lunch-included option if you want a relaxed midday break built into your sightseeing day.
You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Free cancellation
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9 hrs
Meals included
Guided Tours
Île de la Cité Guided Tour with Sainte-Chapelle Tickets
Guided walking tour of Île de la Cité with entry to a top attraction.
Enjoy entry to Sainte-Chapelle, ensuring you make the most of your 2 or 3-hour guided tour of medieval Paris.
Join a group of no more than 24 people for a personalized tour, allowing for deeper engagement and interaction.
Discover the magnificent stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle from your English-speaking guide on tour.
Relax and reflect on your journey during an optional tranquil 1-hour Seine River cruise, offering panoramic views of Paris's architectural wonders from the water.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Archeological Crypt of Île de la Cité Entry Tickets
Uncover 2,000 years of Parisian history beneath Notre-Dame at the city’s largest archaeological crypt.
Everything you get: Entry ticket to the Archeological Crypt of Île de la Cité, granting access to all exhibitions. Explore Gallo-Roman and medieval remnants, strategic fortifications from 308 AD, ancient port remains, and luxurious 3rd-century dwellings.
Why choose this: Gain exclusive access to archaeological ruins and exhibitions, exploring hidden layers of the city that most visitors never see.
Notre-Dame Exterior Guided Tour with Evening Paris Illuminations
Enjoy a guided walk around Notre-Dame’s exterior, and then cruise past Paris lit up at night.
Everything you get at Île de la Cité: Join a guided walking tour of Paris’s historic island in English, French, or Spanish with a small group of just 5 guests. Walk around Notre-Dame Cathedral’s exterior as your guide unpacks its architecture, history, and ongoing restoration, along with the stories that shaped medieval Paris.
Everything you get at Bateaux Parisiens evening cruise: Board a 1-hour evening sightseeing cruise on the Seine with departures every hour and a flexible ticket valid for 6 months. As you sail past Paris’s riverfront landmarks, listen to audio commentary in 14 languages including English, French, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Why choose this combo: Get expert context around Notre-Dame’s exterior, then switch to effortless sightseeing with a flexible Seine cruise.
Dive deep into Notre-Dame’s secrets with an expert-led guided tour of the Cathedral.
Everything you get: Explore Notre-Dame with a professional guide available in English, Italian, Spanish, French, or Russian. Your experience includes entry into Notre-Dame Cathedral, an insightful guided tour covering both the interior and exterior, and rich storytelling that brings its Gothic architecture, history, and symbolism to life.
Why choose this: Entry to the cathedral is free, but without a guide, it is easy to miss the deeper meaning behind what you are seeing. This tour adds expert context to both the exterior and interior, with a small-group visit that feels more personal and easier to follow. So, if you want more than a surface-level visit, this tour offers the context most visitors don't get to experience.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a private, personalized visit with your own guide in English or French, depending on the option selected.
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Professional tour guide in English/Italian/Spanish/French/Russian
Entry into Notre-Dame Cathedral (free)
Interior and exterior Guided tour
Intimate small-group for the interior visit (max 5 pax)
Private/ personalized visit with your personal guide in English/French (as per option selected)
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID for entry.
Keep your ticket with you at all times, as you may need to show it when entering different areas of the cathedral.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Smoking, eating, and drinking are not allowed inside.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are prohibited.
Loud conversations and phone calls are not permitted—please keep the atmosphere peaceful.
Accessibility
The cathedral is accessible for visitors with mobility impairments.
Wheelchairs are available upon request at the entrance (subject to availability).
Accessible toilets are available within the cathedral.
Additional information
Dress code: Modest attire is required to enter the cathedral. Shorts above the knee, mini-skirts, tank tops, sleeveless shirts, crop tops, low-cut tops, and clothing with offensive imagery or messages are not allowed. Men must remove their hats before entering.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled entry or tour start time to ensure a smooth experience.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Explore Notre-Dame with a group guided tour of the Île de la Cité, available in English, French, or Spanish, before entering the Cathedral at your own pace.
Everything you get: Join a group of no more than 20 guests for a guided tour of the historic Île de la Cité, where your expert guide will bring to life the area’s rich history, royal connections, and link to Notre-Dame. After the tour, enjoy entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, where admission is free.
Why choose this: Experience the tour led by an expert guide, then discover Notre-Dame independently with added context and insight.
Options: Choose from English, French, or Spanish for your guided tour of the Île de la Cité, so you can enjoy the experience in the language that suits you best.
Inclusions
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Guided tour of the Île de la Cité in English/French/Spanish
Entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris (free admission)
Group of 20 max
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID for entry.
Keep your ticket with you at all times, as you may need to show it when entering different areas of the cathedral.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Smoking, eating, and drinking are not allowed inside.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are prohibited.
Loud conversations and phone calls are not permitted—please keep the atmosphere peaceful.
Accessibility
The cathedral is accessible for visitors with mobility impairments.
Wheelchairs are available upon request at the entrance (subject to availability).
Accessible toilets are available within the cathedral.
Additional information
Dress code: Modest attire is required to enter the cathedral. Shorts above the knee, mini-skirts, tank tops, sleeveless shirts, crop tops, low-cut tops, and clothing with offensive imagery or messages are not allowed. Men must remove their hats before entering.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled entry or tour start time to ensure a smooth experience.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Cover Paris’s most iconic sites in one day with a guided small-group tour for a seamless experience.
Everything you get: Join a full-day walking tour with entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral, a guided stroll through Île de la Cité, and access to the Louvre Museum, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, and Musée de l'Orangerie. All entry tickets and an expert guide are included.
Why choose this: This tour combines all of Paris’s headline attractions into a single, well-paced day, making it easy to see more with less planning.
Upgrades: Choose the lunch-included option if you want a relaxed midday break built into your sightseeing day.
Inclusions
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Entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral
Walking tour of Île de la Cité
Entry to Louvre Museum
Entry to Sainte-Chapelle
Entry to Conciergerie
Entry to Musée de l'Orangerie
Lunch included (as per option selected)
What’s not allowed
Pets are not allowed on this experience.
Drones are not permitted during the tour.
Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited throughout the experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Guided walking tour of Île de la Cité with entry to a top attraction.
Enjoy entry to Sainte-Chapelle, ensuring you make the most of your 2 or 3-hour guided tour of medieval Paris.
Join a group of no more than 24 people for a personalized tour, allowing for deeper engagement and interaction.
Discover the magnificent stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle from your English-speaking guide on tour.
Relax and reflect on your journey during an optional tranquil 1-hour Seine River cruise, offering panoramic views of Paris's architectural wonders from the water.
Inclusions
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Paris highlights guided tour
Entry to the Sainte Chapelle
Expert English-speaking guide
Group tour of 24 guests
1-hour Seine River cruise (optional)
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Uncover 2,000 years of Parisian history beneath Notre-Dame at the city’s largest archaeological crypt.
Everything you get: Entry ticket to the Archeological Crypt of Île de la Cité, granting access to all exhibitions. Explore Gallo-Roman and medieval remnants, strategic fortifications from 308 AD, ancient port remains, and luxurious 3rd-century dwellings.
Why choose this: Gain exclusive access to archaeological ruins and exhibitions, exploring hidden layers of the city that most visitors never see.
Inclusions
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Entry to the Archeological Crypt
Access to all exhibitions
Access to the underground ruins of Notre-Dame
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
What’s not allowed
Flash photography is not allowed inside the crypt and exhibition spaces.
Meals and beverages are not permitted inside the premises.
Personal tour guides are not included with your ticket.
Accessibility
The crypt may not be fully accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to stairs and uneven surfaces.
Additional information
Your ticket includes entry to the crypt and all current exhibitions.
The crypt is located beneath Notre-Dame Cathedral, in the historical heart of Paris.
Please wear comfortable shoes, as the visit involves walking on uneven surfaces and stairs.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The site showcases archaeological remains and exhibitions detailing over 2,000 years of Parisian history.
These tickets are valid until June 28, 2026.
Enjoy a guided walk around Notre-Dame’s exterior, and then cruise past Paris lit up at night.
Everything you get at Île de la Cité: Join a guided walking tour of Paris’s historic island in English, French, or Spanish with a small group of just 5 guests. Walk around Notre-Dame Cathedral’s exterior as your guide unpacks its architecture, history, and ongoing restoration, along with the stories that shaped medieval Paris.
Everything you get at Bateaux Parisiens evening cruise: Board a 1-hour evening sightseeing cruise on the Seine with departures every hour and a flexible ticket valid for 6 months. As you sail past Paris’s riverfront landmarks, listen to audio commentary in 14 languages including English, French, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Why choose this combo: Get expert context around Notre-Dame’s exterior, then switch to effortless sightseeing with a flexible Seine cruise.
Choice of departure time (cruises departs every 1 hour)
Flexible ticket valid for 6 months
Audio guide in French, English, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
Guided tour of the Île de la Cité in English/French/Spanish
Entry to Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris (free admission)
Small 5 pax group
What's not allowed
1-Hour Paris Illuminated Evening Sightseeing Cruise
Large bags are not allowed.
Notre-Dame
Large bags, suitcases, and bulky luggage are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted, except registered service animals.
Smoking, food, and drinks are not allowed inside.
Flash photography, tripods, and professional filming equipment are prohibited.
Additional information
1-Hour Paris Illuminated Evening Sightseeing Cruise
Only small backpacks and standard-sized handbags are permitted inside.
Restrooms are available only on board the boats; there are no facilities at the pontoons.
Paid parking is available nearby, subject to availability.
For a more immersive experience, you’re welcome to bring your own headphones.
Notre-Dame
The cathedral is accessible for visitors with mobility impairments.
Modest attire is required for cathedral entry.
Shorts above the knee, mini-skirts, tank tops, sleeveless shirts, crop tops, low-cut tops, and clothing with offensive imagery or messages are not allowed.
