Paris Latin Quarter Walking Tour with Pantheon Entry

Explore the Latin Quarter on a guided walk, ending with reserved entry to the Panthéon.

Getting started

Meet your guide in front of Jean Maisonneuve at least 20–25 minutes before your scheduled start time. Look for a pink flag and pink badge, and show your ticket for check-in. After a brief introduction, your walking tour begins through one of Paris’s oldest neighborhoods.

What to expect

Latin Quarter & Panthéon

Explore the Latin Quarter, the historic heart of Paris’s Left Bank, where scholars once debated in medieval colleges and Roman citizens gathered in ancient arenas. As you walk its winding streets, you’ll trace the city’s journey from Lutetia to modern Paris, passing landmarks that reflect centuries of faith, learning, and civic life. Your tour concludes at the Panthéon, where your guide will hand out the group’s entry tickets before you step inside.

Stops on the itinerary

• Chapelle de la Sorbonne & Collège de France: Pass by historic academic institutions that shaped intellectual life in Paris for centuries.

• Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont: Visit the church that houses the shrine of Saint Geneviève, patron saint of Paris.

• Arènes de Lutèce: Step into a Roman amphitheater dating back to ancient Lutetia, once used for gladiatorial contests.

• Luxembourg Gardens: Walk through formal gardens that offer a green retreat in the heart of the city.

• Panthéon Entry: Conclude your tour with reserved access to France’s mausoleum, final resting place of notable figures such as Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie.