Breathtaking architecture as always. I have visited the cathedral before the fire and currently after it. It is really sad to get to see how the fire impacted it you cannot go inside anymore and all you can see is the outside of it now. Still beautiful and worth looking into it from the outside Currently under construction. All of our hearts broke with the tragic huge fire, but we have hope that the cathedral will be back. The plan is to restore in the 19th Century design, and at this time is is under construction. Lots of work around. Heartening to come and witness the rebirth.

This is by far, one of the most beautiful and dazzling cathedrals I have ever visited, maybe also because of all the story behind it. The architecture is amazing and just being there is an out of this world experience. Everything gels near this spot and there are so many options for the visitors nearby to go as well. I had the opportunity to visit short before the fire in 2019 and I could see it inside and from the top too. I hope they finish restoring it sometime soon as nothing beats going inside it and seeing Paris from its top tower. So, I hope to come back soon. I recommend this visit 100% 🙌🏼

A lot people of visit this place although everyone knows it’s currently being rebuilt again after the fire incident(couple of years ago). There are some really nice places around and nice restaurants around from kebabs, Indian and Middle Eastern and Turkish etc. Perfect place for lunch, snack and dinner. just across the bridge there’s famous Shakespeare and company cafe. Really busy place to be honest. I would love to spend few hours around this place. If you are using big bus then there’s a stop just across the street.

What and incredible landmark and architectural masterpiece. Got consumed by the incredible art pieces and structural magnificence. I was stunned by the sheer spectacular grandeur and genius that went into building this incredible cathedral. So much history and I’m sure millions of tourists have visited this wonderful landmark in the city. Certainly not to be missed by any travelers passing through and looking to enjoy the magnificent construction. A sad day when the building caught fire 🔥 and destroyed so much of this incredible masterpiece. So glad to have captured these images in time and history never to be seen again as destroyed in the fire.

In my travels, this is by far the most impressive. I've been to the top and throughout this cathedral and was in awe. I have been back after the fire and always take the boat ride down the river to see the renovation progress. I will be back in May to see the progress. I love this building. It's May and I'm back to visit the cathedral it's still incredible and the construction is moving along. I can't believe the skill and technology that's required to put this building back together. I admire the technical skills required by all involved.

I visited Notre Dame today. I was aware the project will not be completed until the end of 2024 but was amazed at the large viewing platform that so many went to sit to be close to a much cherished building. Even in its current state it still attracts large crowds to get a glimpse of this magnificent building

Beautiful Parisian site to see while visiting the city. It’s currently closed for tours but the outside is open for site-seeing. It’s just beautiful. The whole place is big—a lot of art and detail to try and process. Coupled with the history of the location, it’s a lot to wrap your mind around. The area is beautiful as well. The cathedral is close to metro stations, and is built for foot traffic.ale sure to add this to your list of must-sees during your time in Paris.

Please Note the date of this review. As of today, this is still closed with the ugly wall around, the rear completely scaffolded and the viewing stage still there. I'm sure they'll do a great job in restoring this icon but for now, only recommend visiting if you have the extra time. For me, the gargoyles are everything And still a beautiful structure. Note: don't expect there to be convenient bathrooms. As you can see on the images, bathrooms are marked, but they are locked and inaccessible. Look for the free gray box rooms around the city for great free bathrooms. Enjoy!

I do not think I will ever return to Paris. It would be great to see Notre-Dame in her full glory. Construction work was going on and we only saw from the outside barrier. There were a lot of tourists taking pictures. Notre-Dame is still breathing from a distance. I believe the construction will be finished by this year. We took the bus and it took us like 400 meters to the main entrance to Notre-Dame. We were warned of pickpocketing in this area, so be careful. There were also scammers trying to get your signature and then they demanded money. Enjoy this iconic place.

It's a really beautiful place. Doesn't matter if it's winter, autumn, summer or if it's sunny or rainy. It will always be an iconic place. The place is not open to the public yet, but you can sit outside and take pictures in front of the building. Sometimes others come here and do some kind of performance here and there are places to sit and watch the performances with the Notre Dame on the back. You will find painters in the near, also in front of or there is another beautiful church, the Abbey Bookshop and the Oldest Tree in Paris. So, a lot to see in this area. Enjoy yourself here.

It is a cathedral with a breathtaking architecture. However, after the fire that broke out in April 2019, restoration work of the cathedral is still underway. Hence the visitors are not allowed to enter the cathedral yet (as of April 2022). You can get a magnificent view of the cathedral from outside, if you go on a River Seine cruise at dusk.

Having finally found the words to capture the awe-inspiring experience, my long-overdue review of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is a testament to the lasting impression this architectural masterpiece left on me during my visit in the fall of 2018. Stepping into the cathedral, one is immediately struck by the grandeur of its Gothic architecture. The intricate details of the façade tell tales of centuries gone by, and the imposing towers reach towards the heavens. However, what truly sets Notre-Dame apart is its breathtaking stained glass windows. The play of light through these vibrant works of art creates a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors that dance across the stone walls, immersing visitors in a spiritual and artistic experience. Victor Hugo's literary masterpiece, "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," comes to life within these hallowed walls. As I wandered through the cathedral, I couldn't help but feel a connection to the characters and the rich history that unfolded within these sacred confines. The ambiance is infused with a sense of timelessness, a feeling that transcends the boundaries between past and present. Climbing to the tower was undoubtedly a highlight of my visit. The panoramic views of Paris and the Seine River are simply breathtaking. Gazing upon the city from this vantage point, one gains a new appreciation for the intricacies of Parisian architecture and the city's timeless charm. The climb itself, though challenging, adds to the sense of accomplishment and heightens the overall experience. Despite the tragic events that befell Notre-Dame in 2019, the resilience of this iconic structure endures. The ongoing restoration efforts are a testament to the collective will to preserve and protect our shared cultural heritage. As a visitor in 2018, I am grateful to have witnessed the splendor of Notre-Dame before the fire and am hopeful for its eventual restoration to its former glory. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is more than a tourist attraction; it's a living testament to the beauty of human creativity and devotion. Its profound impact lingers long after the visit, leaving an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to have experienced its magic. If you haven't had the chance to visit yet, I encourage you to do so once it is open and become part of the continuing story of this architectural marvel.

So we just got here on Christmas Eve and this was one of the must sees for us. Well unfortunately it was closed for work. So we were not able to go inside but it was still one of the most amazing cathedrals we’ve seen. It looks from the look of the construction it is going to be even better. You can still good views of it so it is still a must stop to take a look

My wife and I visited this famous church for the first time way back in 1997. Then we were here as a family in 2007 and lastly in September of this year my wife and I watched the progress of the repairs together with the others. The reconstruction is progressing very well. Well done.

First visited this wonderful Cathedral in 2007, then in 2012... It is heartbreaking that by 2019, we weren't able to go inside while in Paris because it burned. Missed to again see the awesome stained glass windows, the antique fixtures, the intricate architecture of the church inside, missed to buy some religious medals and missed to light some candles and say prayers as we used to do. Looking at the destruction from afar is painful.

Though temporarily closed due to the fire, the exterior of the building is still very much intact and visible. There is a large amount of information on the construction barriers about the ongoing restoration work. So while you cannot get inside, the story of the building and its more recent history are readily available and worth viewing.

This famous cathedral is simply impressive, even if it is half covered by scaffolding and is closed to the public. We enjoyed walking around the outside and reading all the informative signs. Amazing to think how old it is and that construction took 400 years! It is great to see it being restored and will be very interesting to tour once it is completed.

(Translated by Google) It's great. (Original) Это великолепно.

(Translated by Google) Notre-Dame, i.e. Maria, in the center of the city, pictures before the fire. the queue was bearable, looked bad, but only lasted 5 minutes. the service was like in Germany - the Lord's Prayer in French ▶ ️ a note in hand helps 👍 only a few come to the service - while the endless crowd of tourists passes by outside. actually strange, because the purpose of the building is the worship service, to praise God the cathedral was built in the center of Paris and must have made an overwhelming impression at that time (like all cathedrals in the big cities of Europe). (Original) Notre-Dame, also Maria, im Zentrum der Stadt, Bilder noch vor dem Brand. die Warteschlange war erträglich, sah schlimm aus, dauerte aber nur 5 Minuten. der Gottesdienst war wie in Deutschland - das Vaterunser auf französisch▶️da hilft ein Zettel in der Hand👍es kommen nur wenige zum Gottesdienst - während außenrum die endlose Schar der Touristen vorüberzieht. eigentlich seltsam, denn Sinn und Zweck des Gebäudes ist der Gottesdienst, zum Lobpreis Gottes wurde die Kathedrale im Zentrum von Paris errichtet und muss damals (wie alle Kathedralen in den großen Städten Europas) einen überwältigenden Eindruck gemacht haben.

It is being rebuilt after the fire. The photos on the wall on the backside help explain what they are doing. Incredible feat of engineering and construction to rebuild it.

The cathedral is temporarily closed to visitors. Unfortunately, it can only be viewed from the outside. There are a lot of cranes and scaffolding around the cathedral. This place is still delightful. Tezymam thumbs up for repairing the damage as soon as possible. When that happens, I will surely visit this place again.

We visited before it burnt down. So sad, hoping they can fully restore it. It is beautiful inside, filled with lots of history. This was a must do in Paris. They also had a bunch of local vendors similar to a street fair in the front to grab a quick bite before visiting.

Notre Dame Cathedral Paris. There is no doubt that this place is beautiful and worth visiting. Tickets are not required unless you want to climb up the tower. We enjoyed the cathedral and the surrounding area. Beautiful architecture, history and art. The birds provided a lot of entertainment for us, including my two-year-old daughter. We were lucky. Fortunately, the cathedral was closed the following day due to a gun shooting.

As of end Feb. 2024 Notre Dame is still closed. They are expecting the major construction work to be finished by end 2024 but a re-opening date is not yet available. There are cranes, scaffolding, a wall and metal barricades around the cathedral. It doesn’t look great though you can learn a bit about the renovation efforts via the posters around the work site. Sure it’s a breathtaking cathedral which is justifiably famous, but you want to see it inside and renovated outside. So best to skip this until it reopens or if you are in the area and have time.

Visiting the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, even though it was closed, was absolutely unforgettable. I arrived late in the evening, and the way the cathedral was lit up gave it a magical and majestic feel. The deep blue lights cast a mesmerizing glow over the structure, making it a truly breathtaking sight against the night sky. The gargoyles perched on top of the cathedral seemed to come alive in the fading light. Their eerie shadows danced across the façade, adding to the Gothic charm of the building. I was completely captivated by the intricate details of the exterior, with every carving and sculpture telling its own unique story of history and art. The Notre-Dame Cathedral is more than just a building; it symbolizes the rich history of France, standing strong for over 850 years. The construction started in 1160 and was finished in 1345, showcasing the incredible craftsmanship and perseverance of humanity. Each stone was carefully placed by hand, a true testament to the skill and dedication of the builders. This cathedral has witnessed significant events throughout history, from the turbulence of the French Revolution to the grand coronations of kings. Despite wars, natural disasters, and even the threat of destruction, it remains resilient, representing the pinnacle of French Gothic architecture. As I stood there, I couldn't help but feel a profound connection to the past, imagining all the historical moments that have unfolded within and around these walls. The Notre-Dame Cathedral is not just a monument; it's a living piece of history. I highly recommend a visit to anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the essence of French culture and witness architectural brilliance firsthand.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cathedral, absolutely to visit, no need to describe it in words because living is probably better. From the outside it is not completely visible, due to the works and therefore it cannot yet be visited inside ... but I hope that when it reopens it will be exactly as before . (Original) Belle cathédrale, absolument à visiter, inutile de la décrire avec des mots car vivre est sans doute mieux. De l'extérieur, il n'est pas complètement visible, à cause des travaux et par conséquent, il ne peut pas encore être visité à l'intérieur ... mais j'espère qu'à sa réouverture, ce sera exactement comme avant.

I was fortunate to visit this holistic place before the incident. Hope that it would be restored soon. It is a work of more than 20 decade of making this wonderful holy place. Once you enter this place, there is an eternal peace. It is a must visit place if you are traveling to France.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful renovation after the fire 🔥 A Noble Soul lives in these stones (Original) Belle rénovation après l incendie 🔥 Une Âme Noble vit dans ces pierres

It lives up to all the hype. Magnificent! We visited before the fire, so feel fortunate, but I'm sure the restoration will be done with great care and attention to detail. The structure gives off a vibe that is hard to discribe and must be experienced to understand. FOLLOW ME for more thoughtful recommendations as I travel the world 🌎

This cathedral was amazing inside and out. Unfortunately, since it burned, you can't go inside of course. The most beautiful part of it is totally destroyed and you can only see the two towers part. Everything is under reconstruction and eventually, when it's all done, you won't be seeing the real and original cathedral, but a replica. Such a shame....

Despite being temporarily closed, Notre-Dame is still worth a visit! The site is still very beautiful and there's lots of information available about the history and restoration of the cathedral. There's even a tiered seating area to sit and enjoy the view or take a nice photo. Will be back to visit when it's open again!

Will be completed by mid 2024. Still it's a super beautiful place to be. The amount of detail is crazy amazing. When visiting France you have to come here to he Notre Dame Cathedral. It's a must!!! Unfortunately weather wasn't great but still it was a super experience. Dress warm and lots of walking. Definitely a bucket list to do.

The cathedral is still closed after the deadly fire incident a couple of years prior. Renovation works are underway to ensure the site could be opened sometime in 2024. One can find details of this accident outside the Cathedral. It is one of the historical attractions in the city and can't wait for its opening.

The grandeur of this gothic cathedral can be seen even through the scafiloldings being used to restore the cathedral after the fire of a few years ago. In the square in front there are benches where you can sit and admire the cathedral's beauty. Access to the Cathedral is closed off by and exhibition describing the works carried out, with insights from the team, it's written in both French and English and extremely interesting.

One of the most amazing and iconic architectural symbols I've ever seen. The grand scale and sheer art are just dazzling. Thousands of little details, symbols, saints, gargoyles and others form this magnificent cathedral which is simply the highest form of art. Along the northern side there are numerous photos depicting the disaster that caused the cathedral to be shut down ever since. Hopefully we'll be able to visit inside it next time were in Paris. Do not miss!

I am so glad that I got the chance to see Notre Dame before the devastating fire in April 2019. Words cannot describe what an impressive work of art this church is both inside and out. I am so happy I have photos of the Spire that was completely destroyed in the fire. It is such a wonderful memory. Watching the news and seeing how the work is ongoing to bring the church back is such a labour of love. I am hoping though, that they do not change the make changes to the church as I heard there was talk about having modern updates made. Thankfully none of the stained glass was seriously damaged from the fire. The new spire is supposed to be in place this by the end of this year and the restorations are supposed to be completed by Dec. 2024. The gargoyles were so impressive. We are looking forward to going back and seeing the restorations and how the church will look in comparison to how it was. I hope that the Notre Dame exhibits of the construction project will remain after the church is opened again. It will be a testament to all the work that was done.

We got to see it the year before the fire. It was breathtaking and humbling. It is gorgeous and filled with knowledge and history. Ths inside is much bigger than I expected, and it's just amazing to experience the history of the building.

Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, which means “Our Lady of Paris,” is a masterpiece of French Gothic architecture. Built in the 12th century, this important monument has witnessed many historical events and inspired Victor Hugo's story about the Hunchback of Notre Dame. It is located on the eastern side of the City Island on the Seine River and in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, that is, in the historical heart of Paris Outside the cathedral you can admire its grand exterior flanked by an elegant pair of bell towers, stained glass windows and a facade decorated with large statues. You can also enter the cathedral for a small admission fee to view Neo-Gothic artwork and furniture as well as join their weekly sessions.

This is a beautiful building, we visited during the rebuilding after the huge fire, it was still amazing and can’t wait to return once she reopens to the public. 10/10 for history and architecture, to forgot to take a visit into the underground crypt next to the cathedral it is well worth a visit.

It was disappointing that 3/4 of the structure was covered/surrounded by tall metal panels that you couldn’t see through. Even though it’s burned and under construction I would have loved to see more of it. They erected a set of bleachers on the square for the public to sit and look at the front, but to see any of the rest you have to cross the Siene to see over the panels and through the scaffolding.

(Translated by Google) We visited the Cathedral a few years ago and by now everything and more has been said about the "Splendida Gotica" building ... but I just wanted to assure you that the hunchback has moved, he is gone 🤣🤣🤣. In the meantime, many things have happened between fires and closures for Covid19, but the memory remains of that incredible atmosphere that can only be breathed in Paris and in the crowded boulevards. All with their noses in the air then, to see the gargoyles of the spiers come to life in the shadows of the evening which, romantic, remind us that Paris is Paris. (Original) Abbiamo visitato la Cattedrale alcuni anni fa e della "Splendida Gotica" costruzione è stato detto ormai di tutto e di più...volevo però assicurarvi solo che il gobbo ha traslocato, non c'è più 🤣🤣🤣. Nel frattempo sono accadute molte cose tra incendi e chiusure per Covid19, ma resta comunque il ricordo quell'atmosfera incredibile che si respira solo a Paris e nei boulevard affollati. Tutti col naso in aria allora, a vedere i gargoile delle guglie prendere vita tra le ombre della sera che, romantiche, ci ricordano che Parigi è Parigi.

Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral (In French: "Cathedral of Our Lady of Paris") is one of the oldest French cathedrals in the Gothic style. Construction started in 1163, it is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and is located on the Île de la Cité in Paris, surrounded by the waters of the River Seine. On April 15, 2019, at 6:50 pm local time, the cathedral caught fire causing damage to the tower and roof. The extent of the damage was initially unknown as to what caused the fire, although it was suggested that it was linked to the renovation of the cathedral. A spokesman said the entire wooden frame would likely fall and that the building's vault could also be threatened. So far the Cathedral is under renovation and closed for visits !!! Visited July 2012

We visited before the fire. It had been on my bucket list for years and I'm so very glad my dream came true! Seeing the stained glass, the gargoyles, etc. it was everything i thought it would be and more! I hope to see it again one day restored to it's former glory!

It's not just famous for being iconic landmark of Paris but the Disney film as well. Unfortunately part of the church are burned down and inside are very damaged at this moment. The pictures were taken before the incident and definitely love the glasswork and priests who are ready to explain the artifacts and artwork within this church.

Iconic Cathedral in Paris. I was going through my photo archive and found these pictures from 2011. What a beautiful building with spectacular architecture.

It was so sad that we could not experience this historic architectural masterpiece, but what we did get to see was absolutely overwhelming and gorgeous. Amazing that the Crown of thorns Jesus had on during His crucifixion was found unharmed during the 2019 fire! Incredible. Hopefully the next time we are blessed to be able to visit Paris again it will be reopened.

This church within the heart of Paris is an absolute must-see. Here, you'll experience amazing Gothic architecture and history. Whenever it's able to repoen, I'd urge everyone to see this in person at least once in their lives. It's truly breathtaking. Note that the pictures are from before the unfortunate fire.

Historical and beautiful cathedral that is a must visit when in Paris. A lot of people outside church playing music and hanging out. The fence around the church details facts and stories of this church like when it was built and what happened the day it unfortunately caught on fire. It details all the damage it suffered and much more. Apparently the church is supposed to open again for visit in the fall of 2024. Hopefully next time I visit it will be open for tourists again.

I would love to enter here. Hope the restoration will finish soon. It’s such a wonderful places you must come when traveling in France.

(Translated by Google) Since the Notre-Dame was not yet accessible because of the fire, we could only see it from the outside. Pity:(. But still nice. (Original) Da der Notre-Dame wegen dem Feuer noch nicht betretbar war, konnten wir es nur von Aussen betrachten. Schade:(. Aber trotzdem schön.

The famous Notre Dame cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture is regarded as symbolic heart of Paris. It's construction began in the 12th century, the iconic building stands on the Île de la Cité at a very prominent location alongside River Siene, the birth place of my all time favourite book Pyar ka Pehla Shehr by Legendary Mustansar Hussain Tarar. This building has seen all wars, famine, happiness and now a fire. It is in the process of being built back to its original fine beginnings but it would take years to completely restore it.

Such an amazing display of architectural feats. From the flying buttresses that protrude from the outer walls to the towers that made this the tallest structure in Paris until the Eiffel Tower was built, one can marvel all day at its magnificence. The three rose windows are incredible when the light shines through. The gargoyles outside actually help redirect the rain water as it cascades off the roof to help with erosion. The ceilings of Notre Dame aren't the Sistine Chapel, but they are equally as lovely in terms of architecture and symmetry. I am blown away that this building survived the French Revolution. We're talking about a building that's been more than 860 years in development--that's nearly a millenium! To put that into perspective, the US is only 245 years old. Incredible, right? We nearly lost this amazing spectacle in 2019 to a fire, but I hope the funding received by the cathedral will be put to good use restoring this not-so-modern marvel. The French are a beautiful people, and this is just one example of their accomplishments. The French are also a revolutionary people, so I really appreciate the fact that this building remains and didn't fall during the Revolution. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to visit. I will never forget the hospitality that was shown to me during my time in Paris.

A place to visit once in a lifetime. Breathtaking and very picturesque. Structure is the best tourist attraction in Paris. Would love to visit again if ever have a chance. Most famous cathedral of the middle age .

Επιβλητικός ναός. Αξίζει η άνοδος στο καμπαναριό. Φτιαγμένος το 13ο αιώνα. Μοναδικός σχεδιασμός και εντυπωσιακή αρχιτεκτονική. Με υπέροχα ξυλόγλυπτα. Εγώ ήμουν τυχερή και πρόλαβα να τον επισκεφτώ πριν την πυρκαγιά. Εύχομαι να αποκατασταθούν το συντομότερο οι ζημιές και να ανοίξει τις πύλες του στο κοινό.

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Very good place

(Translated by Google) Fire (Original) огонь

フランス パリ世界遺産と言えばこのノートルダム大聖堂♪ 2019年に訪れました。 室内のパイプオルガン やステンドグラスがゴシック建築と彫刻とマッチしており、 とても神秘的で美しかった！ それから鐘の音も印象的でした！ 2019年4月に大きな火災があったがパイプオルガンは無事だったようです❗ ハノイの大聖堂(聖ヨセフ大聖堂)がここをモチーフにつくられましたが、やはり本家は迫力が違う‼️ 参考までにハノイの大聖堂の写真もup 😀

The cathedral's construction began in 1163 under Bishop Maurice de Sully and was largely complete by 1260, though it was modified frequently in the following centuries. In the 1790s, Notre-Dame suffered desecration during the French Revolution; much of its religious imagery was damaged or destroyed. In the 19th century, the cathedral was the site of the coronation of Napoleon I and the funerals of many presidents of the French Republic. Popular interest in the cathedral blossomed soon after the 1831 publication of Victor Hugo's novel Notre-Dame de Paris (better known in English as The Hunchback of Notre-Dame). This led to a major restoration project between 1844 and 1864, supervised by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc. The Allied liberation of Paris in 1944 was celebrated within Notre-Dame with the singing of the Magnificat. Beginning in 1963, the cathedral's façade was cleaned of centuries of soot and grime. Another cleaning and restoration project was carried out between 1991 and 2000.

THIS PLACE WAS LIIIIIT AF, until the fire department came P.S. Yall should surrender again

(Translated by Google) Heritage day, demonstrations by carpenters, stonemasons, very interesting. Our Lady in full construction, the ´résurrection ´ is taking shape ... (Original) Journée du patrimoine,démonstrations des charpentiers,des tailleurs de pierres,très interessant. Notre Dame en pleins travaux,la ´résurrection ´se précise...

got a lovely candle maybe in 2018 maybe earlier maybe even later who knows!!!!

I’m so lucky to have visited just 11 weeks before the fire. This is the church of all churches in France. Absolutely stunning.

Unfortunately there was this little fore that happened that burned down a huge portion of the cathedral. BUT it was a good place to sit down and view at the almost-grandeur of what it may have been. Hopefully I’ll be able to return one day to be able to see it and it’s full magnificent.

Just beautiful, there is no need for a big description because this place talks for it self. Famous from history, movies and story telling it was a real gift to have the chance to see it in person before the big fire occurred...hope to get back when the church is restored.

A beautiful building! So grateful it was not completely burned in the fire. Lots of repair work going on. The building is closed to tourists. You can see a concerted effort to repair the structure. Hopefully, work is completed by the 2024 Olympics. I can’t wait to walk inside and throughout the church

To say this place is breathtaking is an understatement. Between the history, sheer size, and time invested in the construction of such a beautiful place is truly awe inspiring. Do yourself a favor and just sit to take in the moment while you're there. Would definitely recommend.

Incredibly impressive building, even post fire it is still beautiful and you can feel the level of intense and intricate restoration that is on going. While it’s being rebuilt you can marvel at the level of work that’s going into it, and in time you will be able to enjoy it again

I was awed by how much the reconstruction and restoration work has been done. There’s a large wall of pictures and history of the cathedral. Some of the pictures were very moving, especially the one that shown down from the hole where the spire was.

Iconic and beautiful church even if you can’t go inside and with all the construction around, it is still a must see attraction in Paris. I suggest going around sunset because the lighting is really great and there are bleachers for people to sit in front and appreciate its beauty as you have a little snack in the viewing area.

It is interesting to see ND under reconstruction. There are many boards with information about the reconstruction, the cathedral and its history. I recommend a walk around the whole cathedral, behind it you can see the newly built temporary quarters for the workers involved in the repair.

This a beautiful landmark. It's impressive in size and style. A lot of people around. It is situated on a large roundabout which is accessible by a well lit underpass. There is an entrance for ticket holders for the inside of it but also for people who just want a walk around the outside, which we did. Well worth a look.

One of the most beautiful views of the city. I was fortunate enough to visit right before the tragic fire in 2019. A true loss

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is great! Does not have much to say about this architectural masterpiece and legendary history. It is not easy to have a beautiful photo because so many people want to be like that... please be patient! If you have time, you can queue to visit inside this cathedral, but also be patient because the line is so long...

Awesomely ornate Cathedral! We are glad we visited before the tragic fire.

(Translated by Google) How beautiful I hope it will be restored She was so pretty: Alain Barrière (Original) Quelle etait belle j espere qu' elle sera restaurée Elle était si jolie : Alain Barrière

(Translated by Google) Mandatory visit. A symbol of Paris. (Original) Visita obrigatória. Um símbolo de Paris.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place, part of the old city of Paris! (Original) Fantastično mesto, deo starog grada Pariza!

(Translated by Google) Magnificent architecture. (Original) Arquitetura magnífica.

(Translated by Google) It's mine (Original) És meva

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Wunderschön!

(Translated by Google) It takes your breath away when you see it for the first time. Good architecture. Historic place. Like most ancient Christian churches, it was built on the site of an ancient Roman temple. It has a long tragic history. Entrance to the cathedral is free, there are even free tours. (Original) Перехоплює подих, коли бачиш вперше. Гарна архітектура. Історичне місце. Як і більшість давніх християнських церков, побудовано на місці давньоримського храму. Має давню трагічну історію. Вхід в собор вільний, навіть бувають безкоштовні екскурсіїї.

(Translated by Google) World cultural historical monument. (Original) Monument historique culturel mondial.

(Translated by Google) It's not very good (Original) Nie jest zbyt dobrze

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful cathedral I have ever seen. Beautiful panorama of Paris (Original) Najpiękniejsza katedra jaką widziałem. Piękna panorama na Paryż

(Translated by Google) Most of the tourist attractions in Paris were built after the 19th century (Paris major remodeling), but this Notre Dame cathedral (our lady's meaning = Virgin Mary) and the 16th century are said to have been built in the 12th century. The Louvre Museum, which is said to have been built in Paris, is by far the oldest. According to the book, building taller buildings than this cathedral has been forbidden by strict architectural rules in Paris, and in the Middle Ages the priests of this cathedral were higher than the cathedral from above the cathedral. He said he was watching the building so that it wouldn't be built, but I can't find the source. [Not visited] (Original) パリの観光名所はそのほとんどが19世紀以降に作られたものだが（パリ大改造）、12世紀にできたとされるこのノートル・ダム大聖堂（我らが貴婦人の意＝聖母マリア様）と16世紀にできたとされるルーヴル美術館はとびぬけて古い。 ものの本によれば、この大聖堂より高い建物を建てることはパリの厳しい建築規則により禁じられてきたそうで、中世においてはこの大聖堂の聖職者が、大聖堂の上から大聖堂よりも高い建物が建たない様に見張っていたというが、そのソースが見当たらない。【未訪問】

(Translated by Google) We have been to the cathedral twice, in 1998 and in 2009. We attended a service in the cathedral, but were more busy moving inside. Here, of course, everything is impressive - the scale, architecture, construction and finishing skills. From the outside, the cathedral is just as magnificent, displaying one of the largest collections of sculptures to the public. We hope that after the fire all the beauty of the cathedral will be restored. (Original) Мы были в соборе дважды, в 1998 и в 2009 годах. В соборе посетили службу, но больше были заняты перемещением внутри. Здесь, конечно, все впечатляет - и масштабы, и архитектура, и строительное и отделочное мастерство. Снаружи собор так же великолепен, являя публике одну из самых больших коллекций скульптур. Надеемся, что после пожара вся красота собора будет аосстановлена.

(Translated by Google) It was before... (Original) C'était avant...

(Translated by Google) This Cathedral contains the greatest Shrine of the world - the Crown of Thorns of the Savior (Original) В этом Соборе хранится величайшая Святыня мира - Терновый Венец Спасителя

The whole thing is a symphony made of stone. One of the most exemplar examples of cathedral architecture of any style. Come at the crack of dawn to beat the crowds. Admittance to the ground floor is FREE, so there is no excuse to miss the visit

(Translated by Google) To have ! (Original) À voir !

(Translated by Google) The cathedral is closed until 2024, following the terrible world-famous fire. (Original) La cathédrale est fermée jusqu'à 2024,suite au terrible incendie mondialement connu.

(Translated by Google) WONDERFUL (Original) STUPENDA

(Translated by Google) Nice but it smells like burnt (Original) Joli mais ça sent le cramé

Beautiful 🙂🙃✌️❤️

Get there early to enjoy the restaurants and sites before the crowds. There's a common area behind the cathedral with swings and benches.

A good place to visit, unfortunately its temporary closed for renovation and Covid-19. Still you can roam around and take the historic test. And the nature around river.

I had the great opportunity to visit the cathedral before it burned down. The architecture is so wonderful and the lights gave the impression to transport you centuries ago, to a different place and time. I hope soon it turns open again with new brights.

The Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris is known for its splendid location, towers, flying buttresses, and spire. For centuries, the 70 metres high Notre Dame Cathedral remained as one of the tallest and most precious edifices of Paris. Visitors coming here admire the beauty of the cathedral as a masterpiece carved out from French Gothic architecture.

one of the best gothic style church. ıt gives an amazing feeling when you are around it. I could not entered due to lack of time and a loooonnnggg queue, but I m happy to see it even just from outside.

We were very fortunate to have visited the cathedral on a sunny day. The exterior is very well-maintained and magnificent!

Paris Posting Pic's Something different around every Moulin Louve 😁

Un des plus beaux monuments de Paris. Le cadre extérieur, l'environnement, la Seine, les ponts, les arbres, .... rendent cet endroit magnifique. En espérant sa reconstruction au plus vite et identique à l'origine.

I was there one day before the fire broke out and it was too crowded that I did not managed to go in. This is the only place we saw muggers, they were using the survey tactic and was swamping me and my gal, my gal was scared due to this. You can take a river cruise to see another side of the building

재건중이라 외관만 봤음

(Translated by Google) We no longer present the world famous Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral. Majestic monument which dominates the island of the city. Part of the cathedral was unfortunately destroyed in 2019 by a fire of dubious origins :( Fortunately it is still there, well present for a few more centuries 😉 (Original) On ne présente plus la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris mondialement connue. Monument majestueux qui domine l'île de la cité. Une partie de la cathédrale à malheureusement été détruite en 2019 par un incendie aux origines douteuses :( Heureusement elle est toujours là, bien présente pour encore quelques siècles 😉

(Translated by Google) Incredible architecture and atmosphere. We managed to visit it 3 weeks before the fire, and were absolutely delighted. (Original) Невероятная архитектура и атмосфера. Успели побывать в нём за 3 недели до пожара, и были в полнейшем восторге.

(Translated by Google) The Notre Dame church on Seti Island was severely damaged during the 18th century revolution. Napoleon was crowned here after the 19th century restoration. It is also an important scene of the novel The Clock Tower. (Original) 位於西堤島上的聖母院教堂，十八世紀大革命期間受到嚴重破壞，十九世紀修復後拿破崙在此加冕，也是小說鐘樓怪人重要的場景

(Translated by Google) One of the most emblematic monuments of the French capital ... under construction! 😍😍😍 (Original) L'un des monuments les plus emblématiques de la capitale française... en travaux ! 😍😍😍

(Translated by Google) Despite the fire which destroyed the roof of the cathedral, it remains an emblematic monument of Paris which is located on the island of the city and directly overlooking the quays of the Seine it is one of the most romantic places of Paris. (Original) Malgré l’incendie qui a détruit le toit de la cathédrale, ca reste un monument emblématique de Paris qui est situé sur l’île de la cité et donnant directement sur les quais de Seine c’est l’un des endroits les plus romantiques de Paris.

Being the historical High Middle Ages Cathedral, Notre Dame de Paris presents itself as a magnificent structure along the Seine river.

(Translated by Google) I recommend (Original) Recomendo

(Translated by Google) I love to go there to collect myself, to thank ... (Original) J'adore y aller me recueillir, remercier...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cathedral, is currently closed due to the COVID situation, but in the same way you can access the surroundings and take a photo outside. (Original) Bella catedral, actualmente está cerrada por la situación del COVID, pero de igual forma se puede accesar a los alrededores y tomarse foto en las afueras.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful building. Too bad more arrow. (Original) Un bel édifice. Dommage plus de flèche..

(Translated by Google) Notre Dame de Paris Notre Dame's Gopchu? What I know is that place I heard in musicals or novels? The front and rear structures are different, and the cogwheel-like sculptures on the wall are something cool. Along the river, you can take a break in the park, and if you have time, you can also view the inside..^^; It's just that we've turned around after seeing the line of so many crowds... lol (Original) 노트르담 드 파리 노트르드 담의 곱추 ? 내가 알고 있는 것도 뮤지컬이나 소설에서나 들었던 그 곳? 앞 뒤 건축물이 다르며 벽면 톱니바퀴같은 조각물도 뭔가 멋적다. 강을 끼고 있으며 공원의 휴식도 취하고, 여유가 있다면 내부관람도..^^; 우리 수많은 인파의 줄을 보고 돌아섰다는..ㅜ 보는 것만으로 경의롭기에 ...ㅋㅋ

Beautiful Cathedral!

(Translated by Google) And the queues are not scary. Paris will survive the tragedy, restore it so that future generations can see its splendor live. (Original) И очереди не страшны. Трагедию Париж переживёт- отреставрирует, чтобы следующие поколения могли увидеть его великолепие вживую.

(Translated by Google) Imposing (Original) Imponente

Amazing architecture

Need friendly multi language assistants, that can assist you through out the Cathedral, and answer questions

I was lucky to have visited Paris in February 2019 and see Notre Dame a month before the fire.

(Translated by Google) What a pity that it is burned and cannot be visited (Original) Que pena de que este quemado y no se pueda visitar

(Translated by Google) A masterpiece of time. (Original) O capodopera a timpului.

It used to be a great place where to pray without being disturbed, not anymore

Best place in the world to visit. All facilities are very good. Amazing engineering marvel.

Amazing view from the front. You can spend time there also. You won't get good side view now because it is under construction.

Beautiful old church when we saw it in October 2018. It's a shame that it caught on fire.

Despite the tragedy in 2019, the Notre Dame still stands strong and beautiful. While it's a bummer that we can't go inside yet, it was still nice to admire from the outside.

May look like a ruin today, but is a pride of France and religious people. I’ve attended Christmas midnight mass here and it was beautiful. Can’t wait to go back once the restoration is complete

Awesome place, unfortunately couldn't go inside. Lots of memories from the movie rekindled.

One of my favorite places to visit in Paris. The area around the church is nice to buy gifts and souvenirs

Magnificent piece of gothic architecture and one of the most famous cathedrals in the world. A must for visitors of Paris. Currently under repairs after the big fire of 2019, therefore not open for public at the moment. Anyway it is interesting to see the repairs and constructing on this old structure.

You have to see the cathedral when you visit Paris. It is still look beautiful from outside. And you can read about it’s history from outside. Recommend

This is a sad but an amazing sight for my eyes I have been at the notre-dame two times before/!: it's sad to realize what happened but I'm sure the french will come out stronger

Still standing after the fire. Currently closed while repairs are done. Main structure still looks amazing.

Beautiful and impressive building. Great architecture. Too bad the fire caused so much damage and it will take long for the reconstruction to be finished. Currently closed for visitors but it's still worth the walk-by.

Looking at the Cathedral surrounded by fences and construction equipment is a moving experience, of nostalgy for the old days, with a touch of sadness of the fire incident, but also of hope and excitement in anticipation of healing and renewal, coincidentally at the time when the (Covid-19) pandemic went over its peaks.

Even now its beautiful to watch from outside, I will visit again when it's rebuilt

Super interesting to see. Cant go in but a must see from the outside. Still rebuilding, you can see charred wood and ruins. Well worth a walk to see.

Iconic! I only wish I could have gone inside. Due to the fire, the interior of Notre Dame is still closed to the public while restoration efforts continue. You can still appreciate the history and architecture of this landmark from the outside. If you’re in Paris, after the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and a Crêpe shop, this has to be on your list to see.

This is one of the mesmerizing architectures. I had visited the cathedral before the fire and I feel fortunate. It's very heartbreaking to see how the fire impacted. Hope the modern architects will restore it perfectly. If you are in Paris, then you must visit this iconic Cathedral. You can also dispense a gold coin from a vending machine inside the cathedral. I still have it and the shine hasn't gone yet.

This is by far, one of the most beautiful and dazzling cathedrals I have ever visited, maybe also because of all the story behind it. The architecture is amazing and just being there is an out of this world experience. Everything gels near this spot and there are so many options for the visitors nearby to go as well.

Beautiful and Serene, we took the subway to reach here. This was still closed for public and we were able to click pictures only from outside compound. Spent an evening here looking at the majestic architecture and the boats travelling down the seine river. Lots of local options to eat or drink nearby. Pretty crowded during the day and weekends, recommended not to drive. Do visit the nearby iconic Shakespeare’s Book store.

Even though the interior is closed and the exterior is covered with scaffolding, this is still an essential Paris stop. There are displays in front of the cathedral with helpful information and (when we visited) street musicians outside. We were glad we came. Note: the path and garden behind the cathedral is closed off.