Guided Tour to Notre-Dame Cathedral with Expert Guide

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1 hour and 45 minutes

Cancellation policy

Learn about the cathedral's past and current restoration efforts

Join a 1 h 45 min guided tour of Notre-Dame, delving into its architecture, symbolism, and the ongoing restoration after the 2019 fire.

- Professional live guide (tour in English)

- Examine the sculpted façade, vaults, stonework and stained glass as you tour the exterior

- Historical context from the Middle Ages to today, including the 2019 fire and current works

- Includes access to Notre-Dame Cathedral and a guided tour; show your digital ticket to the guide

- Essentials: modest dress, no large bags or sharp objects; arrive 15 min early at the meeting point

Meeting point:

2 Quai de Gesvres

Instructions

Meet your guide at the "Paris Today" agency, a short walk away from the cathedral. The nearest metro is Hotel de Ville
Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point
Note: Please do not go directly to the cathedral; it gets very crowded, and your guide will not be able to find you there
Be sure to arrive 15 minutes before your tour departure time

- Tour language: English

- Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes

- Cancellation policy: free cancellation up to 24 h before start time

- Meeting point: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame (Place Jean-Paul II)

- Meet your guide at the “Paris Hoy” agency, a few steps from the cathedral (nearest metro: Hôtel de Ville)

- Show your digital ticket to the guide at the meeting point

- Note: do not go straight to the cathedral; it gets crowded and the guide may not locate you there

- Dress code: modest attire for religious sites

- Security: no large bags or sharp objects

- Reminder: cathedral access is free; the guided experience is independent and enriches your visit

Please dress appropriately for visiting inside a religious site
Don't bring large bags or any sharp items
Access to Notre-Dame Cathedral is free of charge. The guided experience offered is independent from entry and aims to enrich your visit