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Paris Panthéon Tickets

·Paris, France

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Highlights

Take a self-guided tour of the Panthéon, a neoclassical masterpiece once a church, now a monument to France’s greatest minds.
Visit the crypt, the resting place of over 70 legendary figures, including Voltaire and Marie Curie, and witness Foucault’s Pendulum in action as it demonstrates Earth’s rotation.
Uncover its transformation from a royal church to a secular landmark following the French Revolution with insights from a guide available in 12 languages.

Inclusions

Entry to the Panthéon
Access to the crypt
Information booklet (available in 12 languages)
Latin Quarter guided walking tour (as per the option selected)

Cancellation Policy

These tickets cannot be cancelled Rescheduling is not allowed.

Your experience

Delve into the stories of the Pantheon

Standing in stark contrast to the panorama of Parisian buildings, the Panthéon is a neoclassical facade modeled after the Panthéon in Rome by Jacques-Germain Soufflot. Built originally as a church, the monument now functions as a mausoleum. With painted frescos, mosaics, and paintings illustrating the life of Saint Geneviève, the Panthéon harbors a stunning art collection that evokes vivid imagery of French nationalism and the French Revolution.

Icons of intellect and inspiration

On entry, you will be handed a visitor’s guide in 12 languages. Spend an hour exploring this Gothic structure; wind down on a tight spiral staircase to the crypts which house the remains of celebrated figures in French and Parisian history like Victor Hugo, Voltaire, a prolific play writer, Rousseau known for his, "The Social Contract", and Alexandre Dumas, the author of the celebrated "The Three Musketeers".

The ultimate transformation of the Panthéon from a church to a secular temple was denoted by the installation of Foucault’s Pendulum, which proved that the Earth indeed revolved around its axis. Understand the workings of this instrument which was installed in the serenity of a former church, displaying a perfect balance between religion and science. At the end of your self-guided tour, climb up to the Panthéon's dome and treat your eyes to incredible views of Paris.

Know before you go

What's not allowed

Keep in mind large bags are not allowed on this experience.

Accessibility

Ramps and elevators are available at the venue for easy access.

Additional information

Parts of the experience including shops and terraces are closed in line with safety measures.
Number of steps in the tour: 206 steps to the outside colonnade, 80 steps to the inside tribune or gallery, and 40 steps to the crypt.