The bells of Notre-Dame in Paris rang out together yesterday for the first time since a 2019 fire that devastated the historic cathedral.
The sound of the eight bells in Notre-Dame's northern belfry came a month before the cathedral is to reopen following five years of painstaking restoration work in the wake of the blaze.
"This is a beautiful, important and symbolic step," said Philippe Jost, who runs the public body tasked with restoring the cathedral under challenging circumstances.
Notre-Dame in one month will welcome back visitors and worshippers after a sometimes challenging restoration to return to its former glory the great Paris cathedral badly damaged by a devastating 2019 fire.
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