The iconic twin towers of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris have officially reopened to the public, six years after being closed due to a devastating fire. French President Emmanuel Macron attended the ceremonial reopening, highlighting the successful restoration efforts. Visitors can now enjoy a revamped climbing experience, making Notre-Dame not only a historic site but also the most-visited monument in France, surpassing even the Eiffel Tower. The reopening coincided with European Heritage Days, offering attendees a unique opportunity to appreciate the architectural marvel once again.