Classical west front (Claude Navan, 1758)

Cloister (1427), oldest extant cloister in Paris

Cloister, north gallery (1427)

Nave & Choir (1664-1726)

Organ (Aubertin, 2005)

Organ (Aubertin, 2005), detail

Dome at crossing (17th c.)

Exterior (François Mansart, 1632-34)

Northwest turret & belfry (1510-52), containing oldest bell in Paris (1331)

North choir exterior (1552)

Flamboyant nave, looking east (1500-20)

Angel musician, 2nd north nave window (1902) (detail)

Pulpit (Slodtz, 1753), in north nave aisle

North transept window (16th c.)

Flamboyant lierne vault at crossing (16th c.)

'Gloire' above altar (Slodtz, 1753) & choir windows (Lavergne, 19th c.)

Center chancel 'Trinity' window (Lavergne, 19th c.)

Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Paris (1963)

West front (1190-1220) & parvis

South exterior (12th-13th c.)

Southwest side, exterior

South transept rose exterior (13th c.)

East end from Pont de la Tournelle

North nave elevation looking east (1180-1200)

Nave sexpartite vault looking east (1180-1200)

West rose (1215-20)

South transept rose (13th c.)

North transept rose (c. 1255)

Chapelle St-Guillaume, medallion (1225-1230), south ambulatory

Northeast transept & north choir elevation (1163-82)

Chapelle du St-Sacrement, windows (19th c.), south ambulatory

West front façade (Clément Métezeau, 1616-21)

West front (Clément Métezeau, 1616-21)

Nave looking east (c. 1600-20)

Flamboyant crossing & choir vault (1494-1578)

St-Nicolas & Ste-Catherine (1620), 4th south nave aisle chapel window

Various scenes, lower panels (late 16th c.); middle & upper panels (1st quarter 17th c.), 2nd south clerestory window

'Baptism of Jesus' (1625), 1st north nave aisle baptismal chapel, right window

'Donation of an Abbey to the Carms by St-Louis & Voyage to Mount Carmel' (c. 1610-20), 2nd north clerestory window

Organ gallery (1628); buffet (Thierré, 1759), reconstructed (Cliquot, 1768); owned by Couperin family of organists (1656-1826)

'The Resurrection' (late 16th-early 17th c.), southeast transept window

Passion retable, Noël Bellemare (c. 1495-1546) and his workshop, northwest transept

John the Baptist, 2nd south ambulatory chapel

'Judgment of Solomon' (Jean Chastellain, 1531), 2nd south ambulatory chapel

3rd south ambulatory chapel window (Sylvie Gaudin, 2nd half 20th c.)

Lady Chapel windows (Jean Chastellain, 1517)

Lady Chapel vault (1517)

'Descent from the cross' (Edme-Étienne Gois, 1765-1836), northeast ambulatory chapel

Choir (1494-1578)

'Dormition of the Virgin' in front of high altar

'Healing of the Paralytic' (Jean Cousin, c. 1610-20), 2nd north chevet window

West front, Neo-Classical upper level (1704) (reconstructed by Baltard, 1863)

Nave looking east (1685-90)

Nave vault (1685-90)

Pulpit (Bavarian, 1749), in south nave

Organ tribune (17th c.) (detail)

Façade (François Derand, 1627-41)

Front portal (Étienne Martellange, 1627-41)

Façade portal (Étienne Martellange) & Corinthian columns (François Derand) (1627-41)

East end exterior (François Derand, 1627-41) (actually facing south)

Nave looking east (1627-41)

North nave elevation (1627-41)

Pulpit (Joseph Romagnesi, 19th c.) in north nave

1st south nave baptistry chapel, 'Le baptême du Christ' (Théodore Carulle d'Aligny, 1798-1871)

Nave looking west (1627-41)

Organ (Martin, 1871; Gonzalez, 1972; Dargassies, 2005)

Lady Chapel, south transept (1627-41)

South transept, left window (17th c.)

Southeast transept (1627-41)

Crossing dome (François Derand, 1627-41)

Crossing altar with 'Pèlerins d'Emmaüs' (François Anguier, 1604-69), bas-relief in gilded bronze

'La Vierge de la douleur' (Germain Pilon, 1586), Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs, north choir chapel

Choir (1627-41) with 4 Evangelists (Henri Decaisne, 1799-1852)

Choir vault with 'Père éternel' on keystone (1627-41)