Notre Dame Towers Reopen to Public
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French President Emmanuel Macron reopened Notre Dame's towers to the public on Friday, concluding a major phase of the post-fire reconstruction. The reopening, nearly five years after the devastating 2019 blaze, allows visitors to climb the towers for panoramic views of Paris. Tickets, costing €16, are required and sold out quickly for the opening weekend. The restoration, nearing $1 billion, included safety improvements and utilized modern technology. While the towers' reopening marks a significant milestone, further renovations are planned for the cathedral.
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