(Adnkronos) – Since it reopened to the public, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris has been visited by 250,000 people and about thirty thousand tourists crowd the churchyard every day in the hope of being able to enter even without a reservation. Booking online is difficult, spaces are mostly allocated. However, many do not want to be discouraged – writes Bfmtv – and choose to queue with the risk – warns the same site of the monument – of waiting one if not two hours.
France, 250,000 visitors to Notre-Dame, even two hours in line without a reservation
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