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₹ 1,687 per adult
Embark on a captivating one-hour and half walking tour around the Ile de la Cité , delving into its rich history and the fascinating stories that surround the heart of Paris and its cathedral.
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Duration 1.0 hour
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Live tour guide
English
Itinerary
Explore the Ile de la Cité and discover the timeless allure of Notre-Dame Cathedral on a one-hour and a half guided walking tour. With a knowledgeable guide, explore the exterior of this Gothic masterpiece, uncovering the secrets of its construction, its intricate details, and its role in French history. Learn about the medieval origins of the cathedral, the symbolism behind its sculptures, and the genius of its architectural innovations, such as the iconic flying buttresses. Your guide will share compelling anecdotes, from the cathedral's role in Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame to its recent restoration efforts, making this an engaging experience for history and architecture enthusiasts alike. Walk through the surrounding area and take in the grandeur of the Parvis, the Seine River views, and the unique details that define Notre-Dame’s enduring charm. Please note that this is not a guided tour of the interior of the cathedral, but a guided tour of the Ile de la Cité and the exterior of Notre Dame.
Highlights
Walk around the Ile de la Cité on a guided tour
Hear fascinating stories about the construction of Notre Dame
Uncover the history, architecture, and stories behind this Gothic masterpiece
Know before you go
Please arrive at the meeting point about 15 minutes before the time indicated on your voucher, so that our guide can proceed with check-in. Please note that this is not a guided tour of the interior of the cathedral, but a guided tour of the Ile de la Cité and the exterior of Notre Dame.
Includes
Walking tour of the Ile de la Cité and the exterior of Notre Dame