Notre Dame Cathedral

Olivier is a symbol of the same age as the world's most beautiful city. The cathedral went through periods of neglect, but after Victor Hugo published The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1834, there was a huge effort to preserve and repair its bell towers. Olivier spends his time at the highest level of the cathedral, known as La Fure, or the forest. It's a maze of ancient wooden beams and rafters where Victor Hugo's quasi-modo once made his home.