Overview
- Public visits begin Saturday with timed €16 tickets sold online, with the first day’s allotment gone in under 30 minutes.
- A redesigned route links the towers via a protected passage and a two-way oak spiral in the south tower with 178 steps rising 21 meters.
- The historic bells, including the 13.3-ton Emmanuel and 6.2-ton Marie, are rehung on new support beams and can be seen up close.
- The climb spans 424 steps to viewing points about 69 meters high, where visitors can see the rebuilt roof truss crafted from over 1,000 French oaks.
- Fire-protection systems and structural elements were upgraded during the works, with the project led by Rebâtir Notre-Dame de Paris director Philippe Jost.