Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is one of the oldest Gothic style cathedrals, originally constructed as a Romanesque church in 1163 and converted to Gothic over the following two centuries. It has large windows, high ceilings supported by buttresses, pointed arches, and a floor plan shaped like a cross. The front features two 69-meter towers and the interior has five aisles and 113 windows. Carved gargoyles adorn the exterior, adding touches of humor with their monstrous faces.

1. Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris)Made by: Ana Gil, Lucía Jiménez & María Carrasco

2. INTRODUCTION Notre Dame is one of the oldest cathedrals in the Gothic style. It is located on Cité’s Island, in Paris (France). At first it was a Romanesque church and in the in 1163, it was converted into a Gothic cathedral. This restoration lasted approximately two centuries, so it was finished in 1345.

3. CHARACTERISTICS As we know, this style is mainly characterized by its large windows, its height, the thick walls, the buttresses and pointed arches. The plant of the cathedral have the form of a Roman cross because it came from a church of the Roman character. The front has two large towers of 69 meters each one. The cathedral is divided into 5 naves and it has 113 windows! The gargoyles are one of the most representative symbols of this monument. They are made of stone or wood. The gargoyles have monstrous heads and they give a touch of humor to the monument.

4. MORE INFORMATION This monument is world famous. It even has a movie called ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'‘ which takes place in the cathedral.That’s all! We hope you like it! THE END!