Cathedral of Notre-Dame - A Historic Landmark in Paris, France

Name: Cathedral of Notre-Dame - A Historic Landmark in Paris, France
Address: Paris, France

The Cathedral of Notre-Dame is one of the largest churches in Europe, dating back to ancient times. It currently serves as the residence of the French Pope. Located on the eastern bank of the River Seine in the fourth district of Paris, it is a popular tourist destination due to its vibrant French markets.

The construction of Notre-Dame Cathedral dates back to 529 AD when it was originally a church dedicated to Saint Stephen, serving as the Pope's church. It remained in this state until it was demolished and rebuilt as the cathedral in the 10th century. Throughout history, it has undergone several reconstructions, with the latest significant modification taking place in 1345 AD.

The cathedral boasts ten bells and is renowned for its crypt, built in 1965 to safeguard the Christian relics housed within.

Address:

6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France

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Cathedral of Notre-Dame - A Historic Landmark in Paris, France

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