The iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is poised to reopen to the public after nearly six years of restoration following the catastrophic fire in 2019. A first look at the renovated interior reveals soaring ceilings and creamy stonework, showcasing a significant transformation with no traces of the blaze. French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to unveil the revamped cathedral, marking a watershed moment in its history of destruction and rebirth. Visitors are being encouraged to explore the new interior of Notre-Dame, which has also been highlighted through augmented exhibitions in New York and Tokyo. While scaffolding will remain in place, the grand reopening promises to leave guests awestruck as they step into a space filled with rich cultural heritage.