We went there an hour before it opened at 10 a.m. There were three people in line already. Prepare to wait for longer otherwise. The climb was effortless compared to the one at Sacre Coeur because you have a chance to rest at the ticket level and then at the bottom of the towers. What you will be awarded for... More

Above all other attractions and incredible sights this is my favorite in Paris. A must see. Go early to avoid the crowds. Architecture is quite incredible.

After visiting the inside of the cathedral, i had to come back the next day to climb the towers. The stairs were long and narrow, just like I imagined but when we reached the top, we were a little dissapointed, we thought there's more to see. The view is superb, but after being on top of the Eiffel tower, nothing... More

I visitied Notre Dame last month and also joined a free walking tour onsite. Coincidentally, Notre-Dame is celebrating its 850 years anniversary this year and it was quite crowded even at 3pm. The Cathedral is really quite awesome and the details of the carvings and metal works on the cathedral are really quite out of the world. I joined a... More

I had been to Paris 3 times, in and out of Notre Dame and St. Chapelle before taking the time to wait in line to climb to the top of the towers. It's time-consuming but well worth the wait. Wonderful clear shots of the city in panorama.

It is hard to come up with the appropriate words for this place- spectacular, breathtaking, amazing all come to mind but don't really do the place justice. Crowds are heavy, but well worth the time.

I was in Paris twice and each time visited Notre-Dame. It is especially exciting to walk by it's corners, imaging the actions, described by Victor Hugo.

Its doesn't take long time in the queque. I visited it twice, once was 800 hundres anniversay of somethings, looks cool. It s nice to have a coffee in the café accross the bridge, the vue is great! But the waiters there are asxholes.

Well worth the 1 Hour wait. First stop in the shop where you can buy the tickets. Then to the balcony, where you'll have sufficient time to get all impressions. Then up to the south tower for a panoramic view. Long climb of 422 steps.