Panthéon

The Panthéon is an architectural masterpiece and a must-visit for anyone interested in history, art, or French culture. This grand neoclassical building houses the remains of some of France’s most celebrated figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie. The interior is stunning, with its high domed ceiling, intricate frescoes, and Foucault’s pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. The atmosphere is both awe-inspiring and solemn, making it a perfect place for reflection. Climb to the top for a fantastic view of Paris, though be prepared for a bit of a workout! A truly unforgettable experience that captures the spirit of France’s intellectual and cultural heritage.

This is just an amazing architecture. People from DC or London or anywhere where there are Roman influence might have seen this type of architecture. However, this is worth visiting. I recommend you to take a metro or train or subway here (whichever is available) as this is one of the cheapest and quickest ways of transportation in and around Paris Metropolitan. I recommend booking ticket in advance and then also book an audio guide because each wall has some history to tell. I’m reducing 0.5 ⭐️ for this audio guide. As it takes some time to figure out where to start from and the map has all the numbers but it is arranged very irregularly. This has resting places of many famous personalities. Hence, I would recommend you to buy an audio guide. The monument ticket offers panoramic view of Paris. It is very good to click a few nice pictures. However, the waiting time for getting an empty slot to click nice pictures is more than the waiting time to enter the monument itself 🤣. If you are history buff like me then you sure are bound to enjoy visiting this place. Also, important point always book tickets from an official website not from any agency as you might not find them when you visit to get your ticket (this I witnessed firsthand where a family of 6 got scammed).

A stunning blend of history and architecture. Its majestic dome offers breathtaking views of the city. Inside, the resting place of France's most celebrated figures creates a powerful atmosphere. A must-visit for history lovers and those seeking a tranquil, reflective experience.

Stunning structure inside and out, a must visit when in Paris with historic crypts in the basement. It’s never overly busy with insane queues outside like other city attractions which is an added bonus.

Unfortunately I visited on a public holiday so I was not able to go inside. It is a must visit in Paris. It is really nice ambience. They decorate the outdoors for Christmas as well and you will really like it.

We really enjoyed our visit to Panthéon. Beautiful architecture. It houses the remains of famous figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie.

At first, I was just amazed with how majestic the structure was from the outside that made the curious me wanted to go inside. I love the ambiance the moment I got inside. People are consciously keeping their voices down despite seeing a crowd inside. The crypt at the basement was a surprise for me - I purposely did not research the place to create a firsthand wonder experience. Overall, I’d recommend visiting Pantheon. I suggest to buy the ticket ahead of time to skip the queue and quickly get inside. There’s no heater inside so wear a warm clothing.

The Pantheon in Paris is a masterpiece of architecture and history. Its grand dome and intricate interiors are awe-inspiring, while the crypt honors iconic figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie. The panoramic view from the top is breathtaking, offering a stunning glimpse of Paris. A perfect blend of art, history, and beauty—truly a must-visit!

The Panthéon is an architectural masterpiece and a must-visit for anyone interested in history, art, or French culture. This grand neoclassical building houses the remains of some of France’s most celebrated figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie. The interior is stunning, with its high domed ceiling, intricate frescoes, and Foucault’s pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. The atmosphere is both awe-inspiring and solemn, making it a perfect place for reflection. Climb to the top for a fantastic view of Paris, though be prepared for a bit of a workout! A truly unforgettable experience that captures the spirit of France’s intellectual and cultural heritage.

This is just an amazing architecture. People from DC or London or anywhere where there are Roman influence might have seen this type of architecture. However, this is worth visiting. I recommend you to take a metro or train or subway here (whichever is available) as this is one of the cheapest and quickest ways of transportation in and around Paris Metropolitan. I recommend booking ticket in advance and then also book an audio guide because each wall has some history to tell. I’m reducing 0.5 ⭐️ for this audio guide. As it takes some time to figure out where to start from and the map has all the numbers but it is arranged very irregularly. This has resting places of many famous personalities. Hence, I would recommend you to buy an audio guide. The monument ticket offers panoramic view of Paris. It is very good to click a few nice pictures. However, the waiting time for getting an empty slot to click nice pictures is more than the waiting time to enter the monument itself 🤣. If you are history buff like me then you sure are bound to enjoy visiting this place. Also, important point always book tickets from an official website not from any agency as you might not find them when you visit to get your ticket (this I witnessed firsthand where a family of 6 got scammed).

A stunning blend of history and architecture. Its majestic dome offers breathtaking views of the city. Inside, the resting place of France's most celebrated figures creates a powerful atmosphere. A must-visit for history lovers and those seeking a tranquil, reflective experience.

Stunning structure inside and out, a must visit when in Paris with historic crypts in the basement. It’s never overly busy with insane queues outside like other city attractions which is an added bonus.

Unfortunately I visited on a public holiday so I was not able to go inside. It is a must visit in Paris. It is really nice ambience. They decorate the outdoors for Christmas as well and you will really like it.

We really enjoyed our visit to Panthéon. Beautiful architecture. It houses the remains of famous figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie.

At first, I was just amazed with how majestic the structure was from the outside that made the curious me wanted to go inside. I love the ambiance the moment I got inside. People are consciously keeping their voices down despite seeing a crowd inside. The crypt at the basement was a surprise for me - I purposely did not research the place to create a firsthand wonder experience. Overall, I’d recommend visiting Pantheon. I suggest to buy the ticket ahead of time to skip the queue and quickly get inside. There’s no heater inside so wear a warm clothing.

The Pantheon in Paris is a masterpiece of architecture and history. Its grand dome and intricate interiors are awe-inspiring, while the crypt honors iconic figures like Voltaire and Marie Curie. The panoramic view from the top is breathtaking, offering a stunning glimpse of Paris. A perfect blend of art, history, and beauty—truly a must-visit!