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Notre Dame Cathedral's Restoration Complete: A New Dawn for a Parisian Icon

Notre Dame Cathedral reopens to the public on December 8 after five years of meticulous restoration following a catastrophic fire in 2019.

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Notre Dame Cathedral, ravaged by a fire in 2019, will reopen to the public on December 8, 2024. With its interiors restored and state-of-the-art fire prevention systems in place, the gothic landmark is set to attract millions of visitors annually. French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted the restoration's significance, calling Notre Dame the 'soul of our country.' The meticulous restoration uncovered the cathedral's original stone and artistry, while honoring the loss and history of the site.

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