Paris Pantheon Tickets
Dive into French history at the Pantheon, former temple housing the tombs of legends like Voltaire.
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Enjoy reserved access to the Panthéon, a neoclassical icon that evolved from church to national monument.
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Grab your information booklet and explore the historic crypt, home to more than 70 celebrated figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie.
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See Foucault’s Pendulum in motion, a fascinating demonstration of Earth’s rotation.
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Enhance your visit with a ticket that includes a 1-hour cruise on the Seine River with audio commentary in 14 languages, or choose a guided option featuring a live expert-led tour, a scenic walk from Notre-Dame Cathedral to the Panthéon, plus an exterior orientation of Notre-Dame.
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Enjoy reserved access to the Panthéon, a neoclassical icon that evolved from church to national monument.
-
Grab your information booklet and explore the historic crypt, home to more than 70 celebrated figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie.
-
See Foucault’s Pendulum in motion, a fascinating demonstration of Earth’s rotation.
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Enhance your visit with a ticket that includes a 1-hour cruise on the Seine River with audio commentary in 14 languages, or choose a guided option featuring a live expert-led tour, a scenic walk from Notre-Dame Cathedral to the Panthéon, plus an exterior orientation of Notre-Dame.
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Enjoy a guided walking tour led by a local expert, featuring personal stories and insider tips about the Latin Quarter’s vibrant history.
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Wander past the iconic Saint Michel Fountain, through lively Rue de la Huchette, and into the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore.
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Marvel at the Gothic grandeur of Notre Dame Cathedral and discover hidden gems like the Church of Saint Julien de Pauvre.
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The tour wraps up in the tranquil Luxembourg Gardens, perfect for a moment of Parisian reflection.
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Enjoy a guided walking tour led by a local expert, featuring personal stories and insider tips about the Latin Quarter’s vibrant history.
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Wander past the iconic Saint Michel Fountain, through lively Rue de la Huchette, and into the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore.
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Marvel at the Gothic grandeur of Notre Dame Cathedral and discover hidden gems like the Church of Saint Julien de Pauvre.
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The tour wraps up in the tranquil Luxembourg Gardens, perfect for a moment of Parisian reflection.
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Combine your visit to the Panthéon with a delightful 1-hour Seine River cruise with this super saver combo offer.
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Explore the Panthéon, a neoclassical marvel and resting place of over 70 French legends, with an info booklet in 12 languages.
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Discover the Panthéon’s transformation from royal church to secular monument, and see Foucault’s Pendulum in action.
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Cruise the Seine for an hour, gliding past the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, The Louvre, and more, with audio guides in 11 languages.
More details
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Combine your visit to the Panthéon with a delightful 1-hour Seine River cruise with this super saver combo offer.
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Explore the Panthéon, a neoclassical marvel and resting place of over 70 French legends, with an info booklet in 12 languages.
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Discover the Panthéon’s transformation from royal church to secular monument, and see Foucault’s Pendulum in action.
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Cruise the Seine for an hour, gliding past the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, The Louvre, and more, with audio guides in 11 languages.
11% off
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Enjoy entry to both Hôtel de la Marine and the Panthéon, complete with audio guides and multilingual information booklets.
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Step inside the Hôtel de la Marine to explore ornate 18th-century lounges, the Loggia, and either the Intendant’s Apartments or Al Thani Collection.
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Audio guides and 3D headsets at Hôtel de la Marine bring history to life in nine languages for a truly immersive visit.
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Discover the Panthéon’s neoclassical grandeur, visit the crypt of France’s legends, and see Foucault’s Pendulum in motion.
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Learn how the Panthéon evolved from a royal church to a monument honoring France’s greatest minds, with insights in 12 languages.
More details
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Enjoy entry to both Hôtel de la Marine and the Panthéon, complete with audio guides and multilingual information booklets.
-
Step inside the Hôtel de la Marine to explore ornate 18th-century lounges, the Loggia, and either the Intendant’s Apartments or Al Thani Collection.
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Audio guides and 3D headsets at Hôtel de la Marine bring history to life in nine languages for a truly immersive visit.
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Discover the Panthéon’s neoclassical grandeur, visit the crypt of France’s legends, and see Foucault’s Pendulum in motion.
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Learn how the Panthéon evolved from a royal church to a monument honoring France’s greatest minds, with insights in 12 languages.
5% off
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Step back in time with the Latin Quarter self-guided audio tour, a unique 1-hour journey through the historic heart of Paris.
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Navigate with ease using an offline map and GPS navigation, ensuring you soak up every sight without any hassle.
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With 15 captivating audio recordings, get to cover iconic landmarks like Notre Dame de Paris, Sorbonne University, and the Pantheon. Uncover the historical tales hidden in the city's oldest attractions, like the Roman arenas and thermal baths.
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Available in English and Spanish, this tour offers lifetime access, allowing you to revisit the enchanting Latin Quarter anytime, anywhere.
More details
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Step back in time with the Latin Quarter self-guided audio tour, a unique 1-hour journey through the historic heart of Paris.
-
Navigate with ease using an offline map and GPS navigation, ensuring you soak up every sight without any hassle.
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With 15 captivating audio recordings, get to cover iconic landmarks like Notre Dame de Paris, Sorbonne University, and the Pantheon. Uncover the historical tales hidden in the city's oldest attractions, like the Roman arenas and thermal baths.
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Available in English and Spanish, this tour offers lifetime access, allowing you to revisit the enchanting Latin Quarter anytime, anywhere.
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Explore Paris on a self-guided treasure hunt that leads you from the Panthéon to the Louvre with fun puzzles and clues.
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Follow a 3–5 km trail where each clue uncovers stories behind the Sorbonne, Cluny Museum, Notre Dame, and the Conciergerie.
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Enjoy complete freedom with a booklet of riddles, a simple mission to follow, and a Hunt Host ready with hints whenever you need them.
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See iconic Paris landmarks without crowds, rushed tours, or long explanations—just a relaxed adventure at your own pace.
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Bring a group of 2–25 players, making it a great pick for families, friends, or even company teams.
More details
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Explore Paris on a self-guided treasure hunt that leads you from the Panthéon to the Louvre with fun puzzles and clues.
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Follow a 3–5 km trail where each clue uncovers stories behind the Sorbonne, Cluny Museum, Notre Dame, and the Conciergerie.
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Enjoy complete freedom with a booklet of riddles, a simple mission to follow, and a Hunt Host ready with hints whenever you need them.
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See iconic Paris landmarks without crowds, rushed tours, or long explanations—just a relaxed adventure at your own pace.
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Bring a group of 2–25 players, making it a great pick for families, friends, or even company teams.
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Enjoy entry to the Panthéon and explore its grand dome and crypt, where figures like Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie are laid to rest.
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Walk through the Latin Quarter with an expert guide, uncovering stories of medieval scholars, writers, and revolutionaries who shaped Paris.
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Pause on a Seine bridge for sweeping views of the Île de la Cité and hear how it became a symbol of Parisian love.
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Discover the history and symbolism of Notre Dame Cathedral’s façade, flying buttresses, and gargoyles during an in-depth exterior tour.
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Did you know? The Panthéon was originally built as a church dedicated to Saint Geneviève. During the French Revolution, it was transformed into a secular mausoleum to honor France’s greatest minds.
More details
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Enjoy entry to the Panthéon and explore its grand dome and crypt, where figures like Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie are laid to rest.
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Walk through the Latin Quarter with an expert guide, uncovering stories of medieval scholars, writers, and revolutionaries who shaped Paris.
-
Pause on a Seine bridge for sweeping views of the Île de la Cité and hear how it became a symbol of Parisian love.
-
Discover the history and symbolism of Notre Dame Cathedral’s façade, flying buttresses, and gargoyles during an in-depth exterior tour.
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Did you know? The Panthéon was originally built as a church dedicated to Saint Geneviève. During the French Revolution, it was transformed into a secular mausoleum to honor France’s greatest minds.
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Explore the Latin Quarter with an English-speaking local guide, uncovering Roman ruins, historic colleges, and hidden corners along the way.
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Step inside Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont and visit the shrine of Saint Geneviève, patron saint of Paris.
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Wander through the Arènes de Lutèce, a Roman amphitheater that once hosted gladiator fights in the heart of the city.
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Stroll through Luxembourg Gardens before wrapping up at the Panthéon with pre-booked entry to France’s grand mausoleum.
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Did you know? The Panthéon is the final resting place of icons like Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie.
More details
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Explore the Latin Quarter with an English-speaking local guide, uncovering Roman ruins, historic colleges, and hidden corners along the way.
-
Step inside Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont and visit the shrine of Saint Geneviève, patron saint of Paris.
-
Wander through the Arènes de Lutèce, a Roman amphitheater that once hosted gladiator fights in the heart of the city.
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Stroll through Luxembourg Gardens before wrapping up at the Panthéon with pre-booked entry to France’s grand mausoleum.
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Did you know? The Panthéon is the final resting place of icons like Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie.
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Dive into the heart of Paris with this all-in-one city card! Bounce between 50+ attractions, guided tours, and discounts at popular eateries
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Enjoy France’s rich culinary experiences such as cheese and wine tasting, hop-on hop-off, cruise tours, and magical walks through Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur.
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Turn Paris into your playground with the free Museum Pass! Swing by the magnificent Arc de Triomphe, Panthéon, and Centre Pompidou, at no extra cost.
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Choose what works for you – the pass is valid for 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days. Now that's what we call flexibility.
More details
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Dive into the heart of Paris with this all-in-one city card! Bounce between 50+ attractions, guided tours, and discounts at popular eateries
-
Enjoy France’s rich culinary experiences such as cheese and wine tasting, hop-on hop-off, cruise tours, and magical walks through Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur.
-
Turn Paris into your playground with the free Museum Pass! Swing by the magnificent Arc de Triomphe, Panthéon, and Centre Pompidou, at no extra cost.
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Choose what works for you – the pass is valid for 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days. Now that's what we call flexibility.
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About Paris Pantheon
The Panthéon, a revered architectural masterpiece in the heart of Paris, is a testament to French history and intellectual prowess. It's also home to incredible artworks, such as the fresco "The Apotheosis of Saint Genevieve" by Antoine Gros. Discover the landmark with a visitor's guide on your side!
During the early 2000s, a secretive group called UX (Urban eXperiment) secretly built an underground cinema inside the Panthéon, complete with a screen, seating, and electricity. They were discovered in 2006.
The Panthéon's dome is three domes nested inside one another, creating an optical illusion when viewed from different angles. This gives the impression that it shifts and "breathes" as you move around it.
The Panthéon initially honored only men until 1995, when Marie Curie became the first woman entombed for her achievements in physics and chemistry.
From 1790 to 1889, the Panthéon held the distinction of being the tallest structure in Paris until the completion of the Eiffel Tower.
The Panthéon has a grave labeled Don Carlos, son of Charles III of Spain, but it's not the actual historical figure. Instead, it's a tribute to the Don Carlos character from Friedrich Schiller's play of the same name.
Why visit Paris Pantheon?
Highlights
Crypt
The crypt within the Paris Panthéon is a subterranean sanctuary, serving as the eternal abode for eminent figures in French literature, poetry, and science. Among those interred are luminaries like Voltaire, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Alexandre Dumas, and Pierre and Marie Curie. This hallowed space holds profound historical and cultural significance, offering a distinctive avenue to pay homage to individuals whose enduring contributions have left an indelible mark on French history.
Colonnade of the Panthéon
The Panthéon's summit, crowned by the Colonnade, presents breathtaking 360-degree vistas of Paris, encompassing iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Montparnasse Tower, and the Arc de Triomphe. Accessible from April to October, ascending the 206 steps known as "les colonnades" is a prerequisite. This architectural marvel, adorned with Corinthian columns inspired by Greek temples, pays homage to its Roman predecessor, enhancing the monument's allure with its neoclassical elegance.
Foucault's Pendulum
Situated at the heart of the Panthéon's nave, Foucault's Pendulum, named after physicist Léon Foucault, provides a unique educational experience. Observing its movement from the ground floor, you can delve into the principles of Earth's rotation and physics. The exhibit commemorates Foucault's 1851 pendulum demonstration, establishing it as a captivating symbol of scientific discovery within the Panthéon's architectural grandeur.
The National Convention
Installed at the Panthéon, replacing the old apse altar, the National Convention, a monumental work by François-Léon Sicard, stands at 20 feet high. The centerpiece, Marianne, symbolizing the Republic, dominates the composition with the inscription "Live free or die." Realistic depictions of deputies, General Hoche, and Republican soldiers surround it, embodying the ideals of homeland, honor, combat, and freedom, making the sculpture aesthetically significant and a powerful mnemonic device.
The Rondelet Model
Jean Rondelet, the architect who succeeded Jacques-Germain Soufflot in constructing the Panthéon, crafted this 18th-century model. This miniature Panthéon model, reveales its interior from crypt to lantern, and still remains a valuable tool to comprehend the building's complexity, especially the triple dome construction. Preserved in various locations, it now resides in the Panthéon for the past 40 years, offering visitors interactive touch panels for an immersive exploration of its intricacies.
Plan your visit
Main Entrance
There is only one main entrance at the front of the Panthéon building. It's the only primary access point for all the visitors.
Panthéon is closed on the following days:
- January 1
- May 1
- December 25
You can rent a wheelchair from the reception of the monument.
Panthéon is only partially accessible for people on wheelchairs. While there are ramps and wheelchair provision for individuals with restricted mobility, the toilets are not wheelchair-accessible.
You can take strollers inside the Panthéon.
Assistance dogs and guide dogs are permitted inside the Panthéon premises.
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