FIRST LOOK INSIDE NOTRE DAME SINCE THE FIRE (full guided tour after the reopening 👀)

[@davidhenty7071]

Absolutely stunning !

[@germainepouffier9316]

Une superbe restauration. Hommage à tous les pompiers, donateurs et artisans.

[@gatogati2281]

Speechless beauty to grlorify He who is the Good, the Truth, and the Beatiful. Greetings from Java, Indonesia.

[@jeffbennett2964]

Sophie, your video is an amazing work, produced so soon after the reopening! I sincerely had no idea of what to expect and am stunned at the quality of each and every aspect of the renovations you have shown us. I am especially appreciative of the attention to color the work reflects. Just beautiful. Thank you so much.

[@johndouros8334]

Sophie, you’ve done a wonderful job on this video. We were fortunate enough to visit Paris in 2013 (we live in the US), and Notre Dame was my favorite. Looking forward to more from you!

[@reginaldosantangelo676]

Maravilhosa , há quase 800 anos um pedaço do Céu aqui na Terra .

[@MarcWilliams-v9w]

Beautiful video. I saw Notre Dame on three trips to France in 1989, 2002 and 2017.

[@SophieNadeau]

Thank you! Amazing that you've been able to see Notre Dame through various decades!

[@stufromoz8164]

I fell in love with the "First Notable Lady" many years ago, mainly for what was there before the cathedral was built. I imagine the interior is now similar to what it would have looked like before 800 years of burning candles in the place. Before the Romans got there the Ile de Cite was thought to be the site of a Druid academy for as long as we can study Celtic history. Thanks Sophie, great vid mate, Cheers from 'Straya.

[@jeanguezennec1360]

Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire et la grande qualité de vos images. Keep up the good work 👍

[@ccdg1066]

Excellent work Sophie. Merci!

[@SophieNadeau]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@OCCA]

I love how the new main altar is so unassuming. it almost vanishes from the eye as you can look past it so easily to the other artworks and still is a marvelous central altar for the Cathedral. Surprisingly well done.

[@SophieNadeau]

Gosh, I hadn't even considered that! Great catch and thanks for sharing :)

[@laercio8347]

What do you mean? That's literally a wooden bowl!! That's simply ugly and poorly done. It has nothing to do with the gothic style of Notre Dame...

[@florianartus3231]

@@laercio8347 It seems that you don't really look at things before judging : the new furniture is absolutely not made of wood.

[@davidhenry5978]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@javiersanchezmejia2350]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL 🎄

[@soniagallina1071]

Notre Dame!!! Ispira bei pensieri...rispetto al luogo...speranza in un futuro migliore!

[@jaysonpida5379]

Yes, yes....but has the Hunchback returned ? great admiration and awe for the French workers and artisans...bravo.

[@franklucemmerich2835]

So beautiful

[@CitronCassis]

Merci pour la vidéo ! J’espère y aller bientôt 😊

[@wandererblog]

nice video!

[@rapharei7420]

Stunning images, thank you very much! Your wording is not entirely accurate, though. You keep saying "renovation", but Notre Dame was not renovated, it was reconstructed and restored. Renovation means you update a place by painting the walls with fresh pain, replacing old doors with new and different ones, installing a new heating system etc., for example. Restoration however means that you restore a buidling to its original state, removing for example wear and tear or replacing broken pieces with exact replicas but overall conserving as much of the original features as possible. So exactly what happened here - you even say it yourself: the painted walls have been freed from the dirt and sud of centuries, the stonework and masonry have been carefully cleaned, pieces of the woodwork destroyed by the fire have been replaced with replicas. Since the whole effort was basically unparalled, the restoration of Notre Dame is unique in the sense that we can now see the cathedrale as close to as it originally looked like when major construction was finished in the 14th century.

[@sheldonbazinga3985]

C'est magnifique de voir Notre-Dame de Paris, aussi propre, aussi lumineuse. Ce qu'on oublie de dire c'est que nous sommes à peu près les seuls en Europe à avoir un patrimoine aussi important et à laisser pourrir sur place toutes nos cathédrales, tous nos châteaux. Tous s'écroûle partout, tout menace de s'effondrer sur les visiteurs et les fidèles qui vont à la messe. Traversez donc le Rhin et visitez donc les monuments, et les cathédrales et vous verrez qu'il n'en est pas un qui affiche d'aussi tristes mines. La France est gérée par des incapables et par des personnages peu reluisants qui se réjouissent de la situation. Transformons notre pays en musée et accueillons les gens du monde, en touristes, et rien de plus.

[@RaySqw785]

des chimères pas des gargouilles ;) bravo

[@christieb2550]

Qué es eso de la RNA ? Una sociedad anónima ? Di el nombre, por favor !! El tiempo se incendió en Notre Dame. La restauración le sacó su identidad. Ahora falta que la dejen sin nombre.

[@luxvera]

Qué significan esas siglas

[@didierjacob250]

c' est stupide de dire cela, toutes les églises du monde ont sans cesse été rénovées, restaurées, beaucoup ont été en flamme, comme Notre-Dame, qui a perdu sa toiture, mais pas son âme, de quel pauvre pays venez vous, pour avoir ses pauvres idées...?

[@rockpayet6524]

Je n'ai jamais visité cela

[@tomha5324]

Primeira visão. E não olhada!

[@AgnesLimone]

Wieder IK Stimme. Greslich. Aber nur die nicht die Dame.

[@sergioalbertimolinamartine7467]

No me gusta para nada lo repetitivo y sin respeto lo de RNAAM, lo siento sinceramente no me gusta eso

[@zombiedoggie2732]

I hate the modern alter. They should of went with a historic inspired design.