Notre-Dame de Paris coloring pages

Two square towers, a big round rose window and three pointed doorways make Notre-Dame de Paris easy to recognize, even for the youngest colorists. A slim spire with a cross peeks up between the towers. In front, round trees stand on the riverbank, a stone bridge crosses the Seine, and a little tour boat floats on wavy water. Thick lines suit children about 2 to 5. The cathedral stands on an island in the middle of Paris, France. A box of chunky crayons is all you need: blue water, green trees and a rainbow of colors for the rose window.

From the riverside, Notre-Dame de Paris shows off its two towers, a tall pointed spire and a big round rose window on its side. Curved flying buttresses line the long roof, and a row of leafy trees runs along the stone quay. Below, an arched bridge crosses the Seine, a long tour boat glides by, and three clouds drift above. Kids around 5 to 10 will find enough detail to stay busy without feeling lost. Work began on the cathedral in 1163 in Paris, France. Try colored pencils with a soft lilac gray for the stone and teal for the water.

On this page, you stand on a cobbled quay of the Seine and look across at Notre-Dame de Paris, France. The cathedral’s towers, slender spire, side rose window and graceful flying buttresses are all drawn in fine line above a band of leafy trees and a weeping willow. Ivy tumbles over the river wall, an arched bridge spans the water, and a glass roofed tour boat drifts past a tall street lamp. Maple leaves frame the top left. Ideal for older kids and adults. Watercolor pencils are a lovely choice: wash the river in blue green, then add crisp detail on the stone.

Blossoms and leaves frame this dense view of Notre-Dame de Paris, France, from the top corners down to the hydrangeas at the bottom. The cathedral’s front fills the center, with its twin towers, rose window, three carved portals and a soaring spire behind. A bridge decorated with round quatrefoil medallions crosses the Seine, a glass roofed tour boat slides along the water, and an elegant apartment building stands on the right next to a lantern street lamp. Made for experienced adult colorists. The cathedral reopened in December 2024 after years of restoration. Try fine liners in honey, lavender and moss green.