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6th arr., Paris (0.4 miles from Notre Dame Cathedral)
$104
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5th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Notre Dame Cathedral)
$188
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5th arr., Paris (0.2 miles from Notre Dame Cathedral)
5th arr., Paris (0.2 miles from Notre Dame Cathedral)
$287
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5th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Notre Dame Cathedral)
What a cathedral! Fantastic to finally see it! Take your time to see everything inside. Make sure to go outside & walk around as well. The grounds on the east side outside are closed at night. Had hoped to get photos there but gate was locked.
It’s a beauty! If you plan on climbing to the top which has an amazing view Of the city (and gargoyles) I would recommend bringing comfy sneakers and warm clothes hats and gloves if going around Jan-March. Stair case is all the way to the top and is very narrow. Worth the climb.
Absolutely incredible place. Inside, and outside will blow your mind. As you can imagine it was quite busy. We went up to the cloisters, and saw the bells there, which was well worth a look. I think you could spend a week in here just looking at the incredible workmanship of the place. Layer upon layer of carvings, statues, gargoyles and so on. A real highlight.
Get your reservation time ticket to climb the bell tower first, before going into the church. By the time you finish the inside of the church, your return time to climb the bell tower will be ready. Also, get there early- by opening time!
Beautiful! We happened to visit during a Sunday Mass which was even more special. If you want to go up stairs make sure to reserve your ticket in advance as it gets full. So we were not able to go up 😔 Next time!
going early and signing up to take the stairs to the top was fantastic. The souvenir shops next door have a great selection and great prices. also we found a street artist Martin who hand draws Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower... at a good price. We found him in the back of Notre Dame by the gardens.
Because they are so rich with european history and how some of those building like the notre dame are still standing today is incredible
Keep in mind this is Paris, crowds are a necessary evil. However, some spots are worse than others. We found that the most crowded places were the Notre Dame church and the Champs-Elysees (specially on the blocks nearest the Arc). For us, the jewel of the city is without doubt the Eiffel Tower, and luckily its gardens are so wide that the crowds end up spreading enough so that everyone has enough space, even for picnics (going up the tower is an entirely different matter, though!). Also, strolling the streets and parks can be less crowded, you just have to avoid the main streets near the main landmarks. Try the Luxembourg Garden or the Saint-Germain-des-Pres neighborhood.
Notre Dame is second to none, queues for the tower was very long, as was, the queue for confessions. Recommend going in the early morning and buying tickets for the tower in advance.
Go to the Islands: there you can walk along the river, eat in nice cafes, visit Notre Dame de Paris, look at marvelous orchids in La Maison de l'Orchidée. You will also find small streets and even parks there.
Breathtaking in parts, particularly Notre Dame with the bells ringing
such Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame St Michel, Scare Coeurm, Arc de Triump and so on
“Very good location, only few minutes walk to the Notre Dame Cathedral”
“Fantastic location. Easy access to museums, RER train and good restaurants. Close to Notre Dame Cathedral. In a historic building that's over 400 years old, but with very modern, beautiful rooms.”
“Nice comfortable room . Close to restaurants . Walking distance to Notre Dame cathedral .”
“Location close to Notre Dame Cathedral. Restaurants and bars readily available. Price good. Staff helpful. Quiet despite location in busy, vibrant area.”
“Right in the centet of Latin Quarters, close to good restaurants and bistrots, 10-minute walk from the Notre Dame Cathedral and Saint Michel.”
