Ariana Grande wore a wedding dress designed by designer Vera Wang. Every detail of the wedding dress has been updated by the female singer born in 1993 on her personal page Ariana Grande’s cup-shaped silk dress hugs Ariana Grande’s petite body Accessorize with towering heels from luxury brand Giuseppe Zanotti Shaping the dress also has a sexy bare back design with a chiffon head, especially Ariana chose a natural makeup layout on the big day of her life. It is known that the singer’s wedding took place with less than 20 guests, including close friends and families on both sides. 3 years ago at the 2018 Met Gala, Vera Wang promised to design a wedding dress for Ariana when she got on the flower car and the wedding dress boss Vera fulfilled that promise. Ariana Grande’s beautiful wedding dress was inspired by the classic moment of legendary star Audrey Hepburn in the movie “Funny Face”. Audrey Hepburn’s chiffon was slightly modified by designer Vera Wang to match singer Ariana Grande.

The world’s largest department store: The huge area, more than 500,000 m2 of the Shinsegae Centum City department store has been recorded in the Guinness World Record. The 14-storey commercial center includes many shopping complexes, gyms, diverse entertainment categories. Shinsegae Centum City is invested up to 1.9 billion USD. Image: Flickr. The largest seafood market in Korea: Jagalchi is a wholesale market that supplies a huge amount of seafood to Busan and other nearby cities. This market is up to 65,000 m2, always bustling night and day with all kinds of fresh seafood at affordable prices. Image: Misha145, _luigi_riccardi_. Miniature Santorini: Coming to Busan, you will be immersed in a beautiful cultural and artistic space like the island town of Santorini. At Gamcheon Cultural Village, every wall, window, and fence is decorated with many unique artworks created by people and artists decades ago. Image: Ainhoa_martin_ , gamsungcross. Cinematic Sanctuary: Busan Cinema Center is the official venue for the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), one of Asia’s most popular cinema events. Huge central dome, hanging up to 42,600 LED lights. Three cinemas in 3 buildings Cine Mountain, Biff Hill, Double Cone and Haneulyeon performing arts stage are also shimmering. Image: Jeff__benjamin, imfinethanxu. Love Lock at Yongdusan Park: In Korean, Yongdusan means “Dragon’s Head Mountain”. This park is known as “love paradise” for couples. The center of the park is the 118 m high Busan TV tower. The base of the tower is filled with love locks and romantic messages of couples. Busan Tower is also an ideal place to enjoy a panoramic view of the port city below. Image: Gabezrh, estefi.aortg. The oldest book alley in kimchi: Bosudong is one of the few traditional old book alleys that still exist in Korea. The alley is 200m long, there are about 50 shops close together, selling all kinds of books such as popular dictionaries, old comics… You can come here in September to participate in the interesting Bosu book alley festival. -Dong. Image: Ktothailand, quietkindblog.

Orte clothing store in Madrid Bright red, lined with polka dots and as long as three cars, the Orte clothing store sign has long been located on Madrid’s Alcalá street (Spain), its presence unwavering since its inception. even when fast food restaurants and chains started popping up. When the store closed and the land turned to rent, the news quickly reached Alberto Nanclares. Within days he arrived at the site, working with a team to try to remove the sign from the façade, where it has stood for more than five decades. Nanclares is part of the Iberian Graphic Heritage Protection Network, which includes more than 50 projects dedicated to honoring and protecting a type of heritage that they say is endangered: the commercial signs that have long made their mark. city ​​identity. “Everybody sees these signs, but few people pay attention to them,” said Nanclares. “When they are thrown away, the memory of our city is thrown away.” The projects in the network are diverse – there is a movement to preserve signs in the hope that they might one day appear in a museum, such as Nanclares’ Paco Graco project, as well as a project to classify objects. signs, from century-old enamelware to colorful neon signs. It all creates a living archive that spans 25 cities and towns across the peninsula. The core vision of the network is that heritage includes not only palaces, cathedrals and royal jewels, but also the places that shape our lives and identities – a heritage that is open to all. everyone, according to Nanclares. “There are very few people in Spain who think that this is heritage, that this is what binds us together, allows us to progress and understand ourselves better.” Inspired by signage museums in Berlin (Germany) and Warsaw (Poland), the Iberian movement took on new meaning after a series of recessions – from the 2008 economic crisis to to the Covid-19 pandemic – which changed the cityscape. Laura Asensio, a graphic designer in Valladolid, Spain, says that when small businesses close, they are often replaced by giant global corporations that don’t have much of a local connection. She points to the changes that have swept Spain’s city centres: “Whether you’re in Madrid, Barcelona or Salamanca, the city’s iconic symbols are now essentially the same,” Asensio says. “There will always be a McDonald’s, a Zara store… It’s a pity that cities lose their charm.” The Letreiro Galeria project has collected more than 250 signs Asensio’s project, Valladolid with Character, hopes to prevent this monotony with an interactive map of more than 1,000 signs around the city. Compiled by a team of people, the map marks everything from the decades-old red bus stop signs welcoming visitors to the giant calligraphy pen that sits above the sign of a fountain pen shop. In Lisbon (Portugal), Rita Múrias and Paola Batata started their project in 2014, when souvenir shops and crepe stalls sprang up all over the city. “We were designers in search of ideas, and then we realized these signs capture the stories of store owners and human memories,” says Múrias. “People tell you about a time they visited these stores with their grandmother, or when they were kids. They associate location with memories.” The two soon began using their free time and budget to “rescue” signs from businesses that were about to close. Their project, Letreiro Galeria (Sign Exhibit), has now collected 250 different signs. They are currently in a borrowed warehouse while the two strive to realize their dream of opening a museum. While some cities have enacted laws to protect signs, the network’s members hope that their efforts will help people understand heritage of this kind. “It is a process of raising awareness. People’s reactions are amazing when they follow me on Instagram and then they love the sign more than the selfie,” said López. “Then they started sending me pictures of the signs they saw while traveling. It creates a chain effect.”

The Cathedral of Hanoi, or St. Joseph Cathedral, was designed in the European Gothic style, influenced by the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris (France). The main building materials are terracotta bricks, terracotta roof tiles, walls plastered with mache. The church has a length of 64.5m, a width of 20.5m and two bell towers 31.5m high. The building has an opposite facade layout, divided into 3 parts. Two sides are two soaring bell towers, in the middle is a lower block that is terminated by a triangular wall top with a crucifix forming the highlight. Most of the doors and windows on the main façade use the typical Gothic arched form. Particularly in the middle part there is a round flower-shaped window, above and below the cross there is a round clock face. According to the percentile and the door system on the façade, the two bell tower blocks on both sides are 5 floors high and the middle block is 3 floors high. The window and door decorations on the façade are in the form of Gothique but are moderate, not too fussy or cumbersome. Over 100 years with the vicissitudes of time and war, the Cathedral still exists and is a center of Catholic activity in the capital and surrounding areas. Currently, the Cathedral is being renovated and repainted. Most of the renovation work has been completed, the walls inside and behind the Cathedral have been repainted. As for the facade of the work, currently scaffolding and safety nets are being erected for the workers to work. In general, the building has the European Gothic style, but has a combination with indigenous architecture, reflected in the terracotta tile roof system, the interior decoration system with bold Vietnamese traditions. And therefore, it is a product of the very unique East-West cultural exchange. The work is considered a typical church architecture, and is one of the most beautiful Catholic churches in Hanoi and the whole country. The Cathedral is also a work marking a special stage of urban development of Hanoi and is a typical architecture of the capital. The inner wall of the Cathedral has been repainted with a new color, bringing the main gray tone. Originally, the church was named “Saint Joseph Cathedral” (Saint Joseph is the adoptive father of Jesus). Currently, the project is located at 40 Nha Chung Street, Hanoi, adjacent to the Archbishop of Hanoi and many other Catholic institutions. The two church bell towers have a set of bells consisting of 5 bells, with 1 large bell and 4 small ones, which are connected to the clock to tell the time. In front of the church, there is a small square with a statue of Our Lady, which adds to the landscape value of the building. The new church building on the old pagoda was built by the Catholic Church with bricks to replace the old wooden architecture, between 1884-1886, in the context of Hanoi’s transformation into a new western-style urban area. West. The building was inaugurated at Christmas 1887.

Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors, the main colors are blue and white. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang seen from above. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Every year, Mubarak Mosque in An Giang has 3 major holidays; The birthday celebration of the Prophet Mohammed, the founder of Islam, on March 12 of the Islamic calendar is called the feast of Mulút; The New Year of the Cham people, Hari Raya on October 1 of the calendar; Fasting Ramadan from September 1 to 30, Muslim calendar. (Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA) Mubarak Mosque (An Giang) seen from the inside to the gate. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) With the unique architecture, bold cultural identity of the Cham people and the traditional festivals typical of Islam, Mubarak Mosque was recognized as an artistic architecture on December 5, 1989. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) The space inside the Mubarak Mosque is designed to be large and has many doors and 8 sturdy pillars placed in balance, which is a gathering place for people to come to pray. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang seen from above. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) The cemetery of the Cham Muslims in An Giang province is located close to the cathedral, there are buried many floors, regardless of social relationships – rich or low through large or small graves, but simple. just that everyone lay down only one grave lice. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) The space inside the Mubarak Mosque in An Giang, with the main colors being blue and white. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque (An Giang) seen from the inside to the gate. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors, the main colors are blue and white, along the corridors are decorated walls with motifs and lines. Words are taken from the bible. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA)

Na Phac Church Stepping out of the car, appearing in front of us was the “rising” church in the middle of the mountains, built according to the spacious, clean and beautiful Western architecture. Sharing with Tien Phong, Father Joseph Nguyen Van Tinh, curator of Na Phac Cathedral said, in 1979, the border war event occurred. When the war broke out, people went to Na Phap to avoid bullets and bombs. After the war ended, some people returned to Cao Bang, leaving 25 families and took the name of the land of Na Phac (meaning pumpkin field – because there are many pumpkins) to name their teachers. Most of the lay people are Mong and Dao, so the Mass is celebrated in two languages: Kinh and Mong. According to Father Joseph, the whole Bac Kan province now has more than 1,200 parishioners, mainly ethnic minorities, the largest being Mong. Someone is 180 km from the church. That is why on Sunday, this priest has to travel 170km to celebrate Mass. The missionary prospects here are enormous, added Father Joseph. There are about 300 families still wanting to join the religion. Meals of parents and students staying at Na Phac church. Photo: NT In addition to missionary purposes, we join hands with society to bring the children to school. “At first, we traveled a hundred kilometers, we had to leave every household to mobilize parents to send their children to school. However, due to many families facing difficult circumstances, the distance from the school is nearly 100km, all dirt roads and hilly roads, so few children participate. Having mobilized the children, we have to ask for vegetables, rice, food … to feed them, ”said Father Joseph. Father Joseph shared that in the past, this land had only a makeshift house made of laminated wooden slats, covered with palm leaves. Although it is a temporary house, it has 2 functions, both a place for parishioners to pray and a place for children to stay in study. After a period of time, our work has been effective, many helping organizations have so far built a spacious and beautiful cathedral to celebrate Mass and also a “dormitory” for the children. the student. Currently, Na Phac Church has hundreds of pupils living there.

Pope Francis presides over the Easter vows at St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, April 3, 2021. Photo: AFP / VNA This year, millions of Christians around the world celebrate the second consecutive Easter season in a bleak atmosphere as all the masses hosted by Pope Francis allow only about 200 people to attend, compared to with a capacity of nearly 10,000 people. This year’s Easter Vigil was held 2 hours earlier than usual so that the attendees could go home before 10 p.m. – the start of curfew in Rome (Italy). Pope Francis presides over the Easter vows at St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, April 3, 2021. Photo: AFP / VNA In his homily, Pope Francis reiterated the meaning of Easter to offer hope for rebirth. He emphasized that during the dark months of the COVID-19 pandemic, people should not lose hope and pay attention to the vulnerable in society. It is expected that during Easter (April 4) – one of the most important holidays of the year for Christians, Pope Francis will celebrate the traditional blessing “Urbi et Orbi” for the city. Rome city and the world.

Nestled in the alley at 86 Nguyen Du Street (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) near Notre Dame Cathedral, the crab soup shop of Mr. Tam and his wife has been a famous snack place in Saigon for nearly 28 years. Previously, the shop was opened by Mr. Tam’s mother in front of Hoa Binh Primary School to make a living for the family. However, for about 10 years now, she has passed on her skills and the restaurant to the shop’s husband and wife. 7-8 years ago, due to the increasing number of diners coming to the restaurant, Mr. Tam and his wife decided to move their business to Nguyen Du street as the present. Since then until now, Notre Dame’s crab soup shop is still packed with a cart, two rows of plastic chairs placed close to the two sides of the alley for customers to eat on the spot. Every day, the shop starts selling from 10:30 to 21:00 or until the stock is out. During that time, Mr. Tam’s wife and an employee were always in a state of chaos, from cleaning up, preparing ingredients, changing soup pots to serving customers to buy and use on the spot. “In the morning, my husband still has to deliver goods, drive more cars, so I can only go down the afternoon. So I have to handle a lot of things, very busy!”, The owner shared. Over the past two decades, Notre Dame Crab Soup has always been a favorite destination for many diners thanks to its delicious taste and unchanged quality after years of trading. A full cup of hot soup costs 20,000 VND, including ingredients such as soft shell crab, flour, shiitake mushrooms, snow mushrooms, quail eggs, herbal eggs and many spices. His wife Tam revealed that this soup recipe was kept by her mother-in-law since 1993, and now passed on to the couple doing business. Every day, the owner and his wife always get up at 5am, go to the market early to choose the freshest ingredients, then deliver the goods from their home in Phu Nhuan district to the point of sale. “Food business is not easy. Waking up early in the morning and at noon have to wait for customers to rest their hands and then keep busy until evening. When I took over the restaurant from my mother-in-law, my wife and I found it quite hard because we were not used to it. Now it is different, “said the owner. His wife Tam said that due to the business along the two alleys, not every place has a roof. Every time it rains, diners have to sit crouched inside, but it is hard to avoid being thrown. However, few people complain because most of them are “real customers” and curious young people. In addition, the shop also has many customers who buy it to take away, avoiding the situation of waiting too long. Around 5:00 pm, the crab soup shop of Mr. Tam and his wife started to get crowded. Mr. Tam (38 years old), in time to finish his morning job to help his wife trade. As soon as he arrived, the boss quickly welcomed the customers, listened to order and brought soup. “In the old days, I used to help my mother to do business and do some errands, but when I personally run this place, I find it difficult. Now that I get used to it, I am happy with the customers,” said this man. Thanks to its location in the central area, affordable price and long-standing reputation, Tam’s family crab soup shop has received a lot of love from the people of Saigon. Mr. Tai, an office specialist of 8X generation, is one of the customers who regularly visit the restaurant. “I find the crab soup here is quite delicious, the price is commensurate with the business location in the city center. Hungry afternoon, eating a cup like that is enough to work until evening,” he said. Ms. Le Vy (29 years old, living in Phu Nhuan district) identified herself as one of the “real customers” of Mr. Tam’s restaurant. Ten years ago, when I was in high school, she often came here to eat. Now, sometimes she still visits the restaurant to eat crab soup with her friends. “The point that I love most about this soup is the herbal egg. Many people may not eat it, but I really like the taste of it,” said the flight attendant.

The beautiful and ancient Kutaisi city. A long-standing culture The Imereti region is surrounded on three sides by mountains and on the west by the Tskhenistskali River, with diverse landscape areas including plains, midlands, meadows and high mountains. Mild, warm winters and hot summers are characteristic of Imereti. The average annual air temperature is from 11-15oC. That diversity gives Imereti an irresistible natural beauty. Viewed from above, this place looks like a colorful picture with an always blue sky. Nature hidden in the blue is compared to “a real paradise”, with gorges, waterfalls and unique caves. Imereti is the largest and most populous area in Georgia. The region includes 11 counties and the city of Kutaisi is the capital of the region. This land has a long history with traces of human life recorded from the old Stone Age. Here, many civilizations have been formed along with historical upheavals. Therefore, the culture of the Imereti region is very different and diverse. Visitors can find monuments of great historical and cultural significance from different eras. Vani, Gelati, Bagrati districts … take you through mazes of myth and history. Kutaisi, the main city of Imereti, is Georgia’s second largest city – after Tbilisi – with tree-lined streets, nineteenth-century houses and magnificent, ancient palaces and monasteries. rate … Imereti people are very friendly, enjoy festivals and love to sing. The region’s folklore and folk songs are widely known domestically, even in Europe. The Imereti are also very famous for their aesthetics. Traditional tiled houses decorated with elaborate carved balconies and colorful outfits are clear examples of that. You can also find fine traditional clothing samples by Imereti in the National Museum of Georgia. The short chokha (modern Georgia’s national dress) is a costume that originated in ancient Imereti. Katskhi Church towering on a stone pillar more than 40m high. The most isolated church in the world From the city of Kutaisi, driving through the beautiful, winding rural roads with a length of about 60km to reach the village of Katskhi, you will be surprised to see Pillar – a natural limestone block over 40m high, standing in the middle space. Towering on the top of the stone pillar is the Katskhi Church, one of the most famous buildings of the Imereti region, also known as the most isolated and holiest church in the world. Katskhi Church was built between the 6th and 8th centuries. In the opinion of many scholars, this ancient church was built by the ascetic monks, who were the first Christians to reach the top of the stone pillar to pray and perform religious ceremonies. However, how they built this church is still a mystery. In addition to the church, this ancient structure also has a burial room, a wine cellar, a curtain wall and three hermit living rooms. Standing from above the church can see the entire surrounding valley, the landscape of the Imereti region with the colorful beauty of the deciduous forests below, the silver-gray limestone slopes and the blue sky overhead. The only way to get to this church is to climb the thin metal stairs fastened to the cliff in about 20 minutes. Every day, the monks living below will take a trip to the top of the mountain to pray, which is supposed to bring them closer to God. Currently, only local religious are allowed to climb to the church – which is especially taboo against women. However, visitors can still learn about this unique church at the complex built at the foot of the rock. You can climb to the first floor of the stone pillar, where there is a prayer area and a 6th-century cross marked in limestone – one of the earliest examples of Christian symbols in existence. now on. Come to Imereti to learn about history, visit the natural landscape and especially explore this unique church in the world, that will definitely give you unforgettable experiences.

1. What is the name of the temple inlaid with 100 kg of gold in India? Icon Harmandir Sahib Icon Meenakshi Amman Icon Virupaksha The correct answer is A: Harmandir Sahi (also known as the Golden Temple) is one of the most famous temples in the world. This golden temple is located in the middle of a lake in Amritstar city, Punjab, India. People use 100 kg of gold to put on the dome of the cathedral, outside the surface. 2. What religion is this the golden temple of? Icon Buddhism Icon Islamic Icon Sikhism The correct answer is answer C: Golden Temple Harmandir Sahib is the most sacred temple of Sikhism, located in Amritstar city, Punjab, India. Construction started from December 1585 and completed in 8/1604 with 100 kg of gold used to cover the dome of the cathedral, as well as the outside of the surface. Therefore, it is not difficult for Indian tourists to come to the temple, seeing its splendor and magnificence in the sun from afar. Harmandir Sahib Temple is built of marble with a layer of gold leaf covering the outside to make everything shine, especially at night. In terms of location, this temple also has a very special layout compared to other religious works of the Sikhs, instead of being placed high, Harmandir Sahib was built in a lowland and surrounded by the lake of the gods. Besides, instead of having 2 normal entrances, Harmandir Sahib welcomes its devotees to 4 different doors expressing an open and friendly mindset. 3. In the Sikh language, what does Harmandir Sahib mean? Icon The whereabouts of the gods Icon The whereabouts of the saints Icon The residence of Sikh god The correct answer is Answer A: In the language of the Sikhs, Harmandir Sahib means “residence of the gods”. When you are about 1 km from the main entrance to the temple, you can hear the Gurbani hymns from the melodious, melodious, warm, gentle and cheerful central temple of Harmandir Sahib, mixed with a little joy in the wind. And Gurbani in Sikh means “song of the wise”, they are always played during the pilgrim’s coming. 4. What is the main material to build this temple? Icon Cement and copper Icon Copper and marble Icon Cement and marble The correct answer is answer B: Harmandir Sahib Temple is built of marble and bronze with a layer of gold leaf coating that makes everything shine, especially at night. The work has different layouts compared to many other Sikh religious works. Instead of being placed at a high position, the Harmandir Sahib Temple was built in the lowlands, surrounded by lakes. 5. Is the water in the lake around the temple called…? Icon Water of God Icon Nectar Icon Heaven pearl The correct answer is answer B: In the temple grounds, the most famous and sacred point is Hari Mandir, also known as the Darbar Sahib, an extremely beautiful structure of gold floating on the water. The building with the roof of golden leaves, the walls of marble and gemstones, the Muslim-style floral motifs is admired by the whole world. The lake surrounding Hari Mandir is considered to be the lake of the gods, also known as Amrit Sarovar which means the lake of spirit wine. The bridge connecting to the inside of Hari Mandir is called the priests’ bridge, symbolizing the journey of a spirit after death. Inside the temple is the mausoleum of the ministers and the orchestra playing hymns. When evening falls, this temple becomes more and more dazzling in the sunset sun, devotees like to sit on the steps towards Harmandir Sahib mumble and sing along hilarious hymns. 6. What is the largest building in the world by Harmandir Sahib Temple? Icon Statue Icon Cathedral Icon Community kitchen The correct answer is answer C: Harmandir Sahib Temple also owns the largest Sikh community kitchen in the world, serving up to 100,000 meals a day for free. The large and generous Guru-Ka-Langar cafeteria is a feature of Sikh thought. The temple is located in the historic center in Amritsar. From here, visitors only take 10 minutes to walk to important sights and landmarks of the city such as Katra Jaimal Singh market and Jaillanwala Bagh memorial park. Guests can use the free bus service to travel between the temple and Amritsar Junction Station. 7. Before visiting the temple, visitors must cover their heads, is this true or false? Icon It’s correct Icon Wrong The correct answer is answer A: The temple is open daily and there is no entrance fee. Required for those who want to visit the temple is to remove shoes, cover their heads and wash hands and feet before entering the temple. In addition, when walking around the lake, visitors must go clockwise. 8. Which of the following temples in India is recorded as the first granite temple in the world? Icon Brihadeeswarar Temple Icon Krishna Temple Icon Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple The correct answer is the answer A: Located in the city of Thanjavur, in the state of Tamil Nadu, the Brihadeeswarar temple was built by King Rajaraja Chola I in the 11th century. first in the world. Coming here, you will feel every breath of Hindu antiquity, including intricate carved walls, eye-catching patterns and harmonious color combinations. Especially with a height of 66 meters Brihadeeswarar is one of the tallest temples in the world. 9. What special carvings are the Khajuraho temple complexes known for? Icon Dome Icon Tower Icon Sex The correct answer is answer C: This temple complex is decorated with carvings expressing pleasure. If you have an open mind, you will find these temples beautiful. The temple complex, located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, was built between 900 and 11 AD by the Chandela dynasty. There are 85 temples in the population, but today there are only 25 temples left. These carvings are intended to promote Kama (sex) – or the pursuit of joy, are considered one of the four allowed goals in Hinduism. Result Please work harder! point

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France during post-fire restoration. Photo: THX / TTXVN

He also emphasized the need to continue to mobilize all efforts in the next three years to meet the government’s target of restoring this over 800-year-old symbol of France within 5 years.
President Macron made the above statement when visiting the Notre-Dame Cathedral exactly two years after the fire at this historic site. The French leader assessed that the restoration of the church had achieved great progress.

Jean-Louis Georgelin, who was chosen by President Macron to direct the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral, said although the church will be reopened for devotees to pray in April 2024. but there is still a need to continue restoration work thereafter. This reconstruction effort received financial support of approximately 833 million euros (991 million USD) through donation campaigns in France and around the world.

Regarding the investigation of the cause of the fire, investigators have found several weaknesses in the safety system, especially in the alarm system and in the electrical system of a church lift. .

The fire at Notre Dame on April 15, 2019 lasted for up to 15 hours, collapsed the tower and burned a part of the roof of this historic site. President Macron has pledged to rebuild the church within five years, meaning it will open its doors to visitors when Paris is the host city of the 2024 Summer Olympics.

For nearly 9 centuries, Notre Dame Cathedral has been standing in the middle of the Ile de la Cite island on the romantic Seine river, witnessing the ups and downs of French history, becoming an endless inspiration for poetry and music. illustrates and welcomes millions of visitors each year.