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Howling winds couldn’t stop Notre Dame Cathedral ’s heart from beating again.

Paris’ iconic symbol of French Gothic architecture will reopen Saturday after more than five years of reconstruction following a fire in 2019.

Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral has some surprising stories to tell before it reopens this weekend after five years of restoration.

More than five years after the devastating fire ravaged Notre Dame, restoration chief Philippe Jost says €140 million (around $148 million) still remains from the unprecedented outpouring of funds.

The bells of Notre Dame tolled in Paris on Friday for the first time since the 2019 fire that threatened to destroy the Parisian landmark.

Notre Dame will reopen in one month, with ceremonies and celebrations planned to begin on Dec. 7.

Five years after a fire ravaged the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, its bells are ringing again.

Lester Holt is anchoring “Nightly News” live from Paris. With the change in time zone, there are three things he’s making sure to do nightly.

For starters, the city promised in its bid to keep its Metro free for Olympic visitors, following in London’s footsteps in 2012. Instead, prices have doubled as service has increased.

Wastewater flowed directly into the Seine when water levels were high, until the sewage system was upgraded in a $1.5 billion project ahead of the Olympics.

In typical French fashion, the Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Olympics was full of style, theatrics and one-of-a-kind moments.

Paris last hosted the Olympics in 1924. One hundred years later, the city is welcoming the world’s top athletes again. Here’s what’s changed over the last century.

The Team USA House for the Paris 2024 Olympics opened its doors on Wednesday for a sneak preview of where fans can mingle with athletes and have a hot dog or an Americano during the Games.

French prosecutors are investigating an alleged gang rape of an Australian woman visiting Paris where preparations to host the 2024 Olympics are in the final stretch.

CNBC Travel’s First Class explores the top places to stay, eat and spend your time in Paris —with an unlimited budget.

Julissa Vargas, 9, received the surprise of her life when she attended Night 1 of The Eras Tour in Paris. NBC 7’s Brooke Martell, who is also a Swiftie, has the story.