Notre-Dame de Paris — Private Guided Tour | Exclusive Dates

Private Guided Tour — Exclusive Access Notre-Dame now requires an official reservation for any guided group visit — even for a single person. Only a handful of priority slots have been released for summer and autumn 2026. We secured four. One is already taken. What makes this different This is not a group tour. You book the entire visit — just you and your party, with a dedicated guide from La Compagnie des Guides. No other visitors. No shared commentary. Your questions, your pace. Your guide leads you through the full story of the 2019 fire and the extraordinary five-year restoration, the ambulatory chapels, the 13th-century transept rose windows, the Crown of Thorns, the polychrome wood choir screen, and the sculpted portals, gallery of kings, and chimeras. Notre-Dame is still an active place of worship. Each of these slots has been specifically negotiated outside of religious services — your visit will never be interrupted. How it works Select your date and number of guests Submit your request — we confirm your slot within 2 hours Pay securely once confirmed Your place is not guaranteed until confirmation. Given the very limited availability, we recommend completing your request promptly. Reserve via WhatsApp What’s included Fully private visit — your group only Dedicated guide-lecturer from La Compagnie des Guides Priority reservation at Notre-Dame de Paris Interior and exterior itinerary Available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German Practical information Meeting point : Statue of Charlemagne, parvis de Notre-Dame Duration : approximately 90 minutes Access : Directions and transport Please note : guided tours are not permitted on Saturday afternoons, Sunday mornings, during masses, or during certain religious celebrations. About La Compagnie des Guides [Trustindex widget — 111 reviews, Excellent] La Compagnie des Guides is a Paris-based company of certified guide-lecturers. We work exclusively with credentialed professionals — art historians, archaeologists, heritage specialists — who are also trained to make their subject come alive for any audience.