Reborn from the Ashes - Notre-Dame de Paris Officially Reopens

December 7, 2024, Unyielding Faith in the Face of Flames - Notre-Dame de Paris, a legendary landmark filled with faith, inspiration, and peace for over 860 years, has reopened to the public after a five-year restoration project, showcasing its former glory once again. 🎈Notre-Dame de Paris Built in the 12th century, it has witnessed cultural events and artistic changes over the centuries. Victor Hugo's love for this Gothic structure inspired him to create 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame,' a timeless classic. German psychiatrist Sigmund Freud described it as: 'I have never seen anything so moving, solemn, and somber.' Beyond the written word, Notre-Dame de Paris has also left its mark on the screen since the advent of visual recording. 'Quasimodo climbing the bell tower,' 'Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant's secret meeting in front of Notre-Dame in 'Charade' (1963),' 'The protagonists of 'Before Sunset' (2004) sailing on the Seine with Notre-Dame in the background'... Whether it's the architectural style, murals, sculptures, tapestries, or rose windows, Notre-Dame de Paris is more than just an artistic heritage; it symbolizes a correct understanding of history and culture. Now, Notre-Dame de Paris has returned to the embrace of the world, and this day has finally arrived. From December 8, 2024, individuals, tourists, and those attending Mass can freely visit. Reference for visiting hours: December 8: 17:30-22:00 December 9 to December 13: 15:30-22:00 December 14 and December 15: 15:30-20:00 From December 16 onwards, normal visiting hours will resume: 07:45-19:00