- 8am – Angelus and Mass
- 12pm – Angelus and Mass
- 3pm – Rosary
- 5:30pm – Vespers
- 6pm – Mass and Angelus
- Thursday, 6:45pm – Eucharistic Adoration
Found the perfect time to visit Notre-Dame?
Make the most of your visit with an expert-led tour of the cathedral's interiors and exteriors. Visiting on a Thursday? Opt for a later tour and enjoy Notre-Dame until 10:00 PM, when it's often quieter and more relaxed.
Notre-Dame Mass timings
Notre-Dame Mass can be attended by all and is free for all. Find out more here.
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Archeological Crypt opening hours
Beneath Notre-Dame lies 2,000 years of secrets
Ever wondered what Paris looked like long before the boulevards, cafés, and crowds? With Archeological Crypt of Île de la Cité Entry Tickets, step beneath Notre-Dame and uncover the city’s hidden past through Gallo-Roman and medieval remains, ancient port ruins, 308 AD fortifications, and grand 3rd-century dwellings—all with access to every exhibition.
Frequently asked questions about Notre-Dame Cathedral hours
Since Notre-Dame Cathedral is open to all and free of entry, it could get crowded. To avoid the long wait line, reserve your time slot on the official website for a hassle-free entry.
Reserving the time slot is completely optional. It would be beneficial to reserve your time slot to avoid spending time in the long wait lines.
You can reserve your time slot on the day of your visit or as early as 2 days before your visit.
You may need to rebook, as reservations are typically non-flexible for specific time slots.
Yes, enjoy Notre-Dame until 10:00 PM only on Thursdays, when it's often quieter and more relaxed.
Yes, Notre-Dame holds regular religious services, which are open to the public. Services are usually held in the morning, midday, and evening. Special masses may occur on Sundays and religious holidays. Notre-Dame often extends hours for special events like Christmas or Easter.
Notre-Dame Cathedral and its associated sites may close on certain holidays, such as January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th. Unscheduled closures can also happen due to restoration work or events.
Yes, but the Notre-Dame Tower or Crypt have their own specific schedules within the Cathedral’s hours.
