Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to reopen in December, following a meticulous restoration process after the devastating fire. Visitors looking to witness the restored beauty of the iconic cathedral will need to register on the visitor’s site to gain entry. The restoration efforts have been focused on returning the cathedral to its original splendor, with attention to every detail, including the reconstruction of the angels with golden wings that were damaged in the fire. The final phases of restoration saw the reinstallation of 19th-century flower-shaped decorations, adding to the anticipation for the official reopening. For those eager to get an early glimpse, the cathedral will be accessible during the European Heritage Days from September 20th to 22nd.
- Notre Dame Cathedral is scheduled to reopen in December.
- Visitors must register on the visitor’s site to enter the cathedral.
- The restoration focused on returning the cathedral to its original beauty, as it hasn’t looked this splendid in centuries.
- Restoration included fixing the angels with golden wings that were damaged in the fire.
- The final phases of restoration included reinstallation of 19th-century flower-shaped decorations weighing about 270 kilos.
- There will be sneak peeks available during the European Heritage Days from September 20th to 22nd for those too impatient to wait for the official reopening.
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