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                                                 VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
                                                 Practical Information
                                                 6 Place du Parvis-Notre-Dame.
                                                 Tel 01-42 34 56 10.  Open
                                                 8am–6:45pm daily, to 7:15pm Sat
                                                 & Sun (Treasury: 9:30am–6pm
                                                 Mon–Fri, to 6:30pm Sat; from
                                                 1:30pm Sun; towers: daily.)
                                                  5 8am, 9am, noon, 6:15pm
                                                 Mon–Fri; 8am, 9am, noon,
               . Flying Buttresses               6:30pm Sat; 8:30am, 10am,
               Jean Ravy’s spectacular flying buttresses at the east   11:30am, 12:45pm, 6:30pm Sun.
               end of the cathedral have a span of 15 m (50 ft).  & for Treasury and towers. 8
                                                 Transport
                                                 q Cité. @ 21, 38, 47, 85, 96 to
                                                 Ile de la Cité.












                                               . South Rose Window
                                               The south facade window, with its
                                               central depiction of Christ, is an
                                               impressive 13 m (43 ft) in diameter.
























                  Statue of Virgin and Child
                  Against the southeast pillar of the
                  crossing stands the 14th-century
                  statue of the Virgin and Child. It   The Cathedral from the Left Bank
 . Portal of the Virgin  was brought to the cathedral from   Notre-Dame’s spectacular island setting is
 A statue of the Virgin surrounded    the chapel of St. Aignan and is   enhanced by the trees of Square Jean XXIII,
 by kings decorates this massive   known as Notre-Dame de Paris    a formal garden laid out at the eastern end
 13th-century portal.  (Our Lady of Paris).  of the Ile de la Cité.




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