This is what Notre Dame Cathedral looks like 5 years after the brutal fire

  In an event of international stature, the Notre Dame cathedral reopened its doors 5 years after the brutal fire that consumed it. This is part of the visit of more than 1,700 guests to the area. among which Prince William of England stands out, as well as the future president of theUnited States Donald Trump, all of them will witness the reopening of this historic building.

  More than 5 years have passed since April 15, 2019, when Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire. This generated a commotion worldwide, as it is one of the most recognizable buildings in Paris. On that occasion, the French population was surprised while participating in a mass in this cathedral. All of them were duly evacuated. The video of this incident immediately went viral worldwide and Internet users lamented what they then believed was an irreparable loss.

  This event signifies the return of the Gothic-style architectural jewel that has characterized the French capital. Now, 5 years after that disaster, Emmanuel Macron is fulfilling his promise to restore the church. It should be noted that despite the years, the cause of that fateful fire remains in the shadows, as it has not yet been determined, although investigations indicate that it would have been an accident and even a lit cigarette.

  In the video, the French population can be seen shocked on April 19 because they witnessed the iconic roof of the 860-year-old cathedral collapse. On that occasion, the event was defined as a terrible tragedy. The French president pledged from the first moment to rebuild the emblematic church, since, he said, it is what history deserves.

  Among the prominent guests for this reopening are Donald Trump, President-elect of the United States, as well as 50 Heads of State and Government, including Prince William of England. Thus, history returns to its beginning and Paris will once again have one of its architectural jewels, which will be available for the population to visit during the next few days.