Explore Notre-Dame Cathedral & Louvre Museum with Reserved Access + Multilingual Audio Guide

Start your journey with a deep dive into the rich history and breathtaking architecture of Notre-Dame Cathedral — a true Gothic masterpiece. Admire its sculpted façade, dazzling rose windows, and spiritual atmosphere that has inspired visitors for centuries.
Then, continue to the world-renowned Louvre Museum. With reserved access, skip the lines and enjoy a smooth path straight to Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Mona Lisa.
This unique experience blends art, history, and heritage — bringing together two of Paris’s most treasured landmarks in one unforgettable visit.

📌 ITINERARY: 

1. Meet your Paris City Vision host at 21 rue d'Arcole 75004 Paris.
2. Pick up your pre-booked ticket, scan the QR code to download your audio guide and enter Notre-Dame Cathedral
3. Explore the cathedral at your own pace with our audio guide
4. After your visit, your host will guide you to a bus stop or you may walk 30 minutes to reach the second meeting point
5. Meet at Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, 75001 Paris. On the right side of the arch (with the Louvre Pyramid behind you), at the end of the gardens.
6. Go directly to see the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum with your host
7. Explore the whole Museum at your own pace. All exits are final.

Please note: 

•  Access inside Notre-Dame Cathedral may be restricted or temporarily suspended during religious services or special events, as decided by the diocese.
• Notre-Dame de Paris is a place of worship with free access, dedicated to prayer and reflection. Your reservation guarantees entry to the cathedral at a specific time slot.
• This activity does not include a guided tour inside the cathedral.
  Our representative will provide you with an audio guide, allowing you to explore the history and treasures of Notre-Dame at your own pace, without disturbing the peace and spiritual atmosphere of the site.
• The audioguide will be provided via the “Paris City Vision - Notre Dame de Paris” web application. Audio commentaries are available in English, Spanish, French and Italian.