Which came first? · Tricky
Which came first: Great Britain (the kingdom) or Notre-Dame de Paris?
Notre-Dame de Paris came first, in 1163 (begun). Great Britain (the kingdom) followed 544 years later, in 1707 (formed).
- Second1707
Great Britain (the kingdom)
country · formedEngland and Scotland only became one kingdom, Great Britain, in 1707.
- First1163
Notre-Dame de Paris
landmark · begunWork on Notre-Dame de Paris began in 1163 and went on for nearly two centuries.
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Years from Wikidata, each checked against the item’s English Wikipedia article on 2026-10-18. A year stands for what its label says: a founding, a first patent, a premiere.
