Notre Dame's first look after reconstruction
After more than five years of intensive restoration work, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris unveiled its newly restored interior on Friday, following the devastating 2019 fire. (Photo: AP)
French president attends cathedral's unveiling
French President Emmanuel Macron and first lady Brigitte Macron toured the iconic cathedral's interior during the unveiling. (Photo: AP)
Macron in awe
Macron entered through the intricately carved front doors and gazed in wonder at the towering ceilings. (Photo: AP)
South Rose stained-glass window
The South Rose stained-glass window of Notre Dame Cathedral is showcased in this view. (Photo: AP)
Nave of Notre Dame
The nave of Notre Dame Cathedral is showcased in this view. (Photo: AP)
Baptistery
The baptistery, designed by French artist and designer Guillaume Bardet, is displayed at Notre Dame Cathedral. (Photo: AP)
Altar
The altar, crafted by French artist and designer Guillaume Bardet, stands at the center of Notre Dame Cathedral. (Photo: AP)
Soaring ceilings
The cathedral has been meticulously rebuilt, with soaring ceilings and stonework restoring its grandeur and erasing memories of the devastating fire. (Photo: AP)
Official inauguration on December 7
The cathedral is set to be officially inaugurated on December 7, 2024. (Photo: AP)
Devastating fire
The 2019 blaze severely damaged the vaulted ceilings, leaving behind piles of charred debris. (Photo: AP)
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