What's Notre-Dame Like?
There's a lot visitors like about Notre-Dame, especially its restaurants. You can take time to discover this upscale neighborhood's gardens and historical sites. Learn about local heritage at top landmarks like Palace of Versailles. There's plenty more to see, including Grand Trianon and Hameau de la Reine.
How to Get to Notre-Dame
Flying to:
- Paris Orly Airport (ORY), 13.3 mi (21.4 km) from Notre-Dame
- Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), 25 mi (40.2 km) from Notre-Dame
Things to See and Do in and around Notre-Dame
What to See in Notre-Dame
- Palace of Versailles
- Grand Trianon
- Paris France Temple
- Petit Trianon
- Hameau de la Reine
Things to Do in Notre-Dame
- Royal Opera of Versailles
- Carriage Museum
- Musée Lambinet
- Versailles Academy of Equestrian Arts
Other Popular Notre-Dame Attractions
- Temple of Love
- Eglise Notre Dame
When Is the Best Time to Visit Versailles?
- Hottest months: August, July, June, September (average 65°F)
- Coldest months: January, February, December, March (average 42°F)
- Rainiest months: June, December, May, October (average 3 inches of rainfall)
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