A traveling augmented reality experience takes viewers inside the Paris landmark and explores what it took to restore it after a sweeping 2019 fire.

Designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac's vestments for Notre Dame cathedral's post-fire reopening blend a colorful pop-art aesthetic with medieval touches.

Visitors will be able to admire Viollet-le-Duc's restored spire, as well as the roofs of the nave and choir. Three themed tour routes will be offered, each enabling visitors to discover different facets of the cathedral, from religious heritage to works of art. Full guided tours and group access will be available from June 2025.

The iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is getting ready to reopen next month after more than five years of closure.

The bells of Notre Dame are chiming again, but scaffolding still clinging to the cathedral’s exterior is puzzling some Parisians, who question whether its grand post-blaze reopening is more symbolic than substantive.

The countdown is on for the opening of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral. On December 7, a ceremony awaits to unveil the splendor of the monument, which will finally reopen its doors to the public the following day. The ceremony promises to be full of surprises, with international artists on the program. Here's a look at the first headliners.

Jean-Charles de Castelbajac has dressed pop stars including Rihanna, and a pope. Now he's designed priestly robes for Notre Dame's reopening When the Notre Dame cathedral burned in April 2019, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac felt compelled to act.