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Tour of Île de la Cité and Latin Quarter
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There is much to absorb at the Paris Pantheon. The excellence of this landmark lies in its architecture and the remarkable art adorning the Pantheon in various locations.
The dome is made entirely of stone and boasts intricate paintwork that depicts the life of Saint Genevieve. The painting further features a few groups, symbolizing the Kings of France. At 83 meters tall, the dome is visible from all parts of Paris! Climb to the top of this dome for some striking panoramic views of the city.
The splendid facade features Corinthian sculptures and columns. Identify statues of distinguished scientists, statesmen, and philosophers such as Rousseau, Voltaire, Napoleon Bonaparte, Lafayette, soldiers from each military service, and students in uniform from the École Polytechnique! Notice the quote stating, “To the great men, from a grateful nation.”
In 1851, Physicist Leon Foucault demonstrated the rotation of the Earth by conducting an experiment in the Paris Pantheon, using a 67-meter swinging lead bob and the central dome. The original pendulum is at the Musée des Arts et Métiers, but the working copy is what you’ll see at the Pantheon, and it’s been swinging since 1995!
The crypt is perhaps one of the most popular sections of Paris Pantheon. It houses the tombs of eminent personalities from French history (76 men and 2 women). Among those buried are Voltaire, Rousseau, Marie Curie, Alexandre Dumas, Simone Veil, Antoine Veil, and more. Take a look at the exhibition that provides deeper insight into the lives and works of these personalities!
Paris Pantheon is open every day of the week. The timings are as follows:
Closed on: January 1, May 11, June 17 (morning), and December 25 (morning).
Best time to visit: It is recommended to visit the attraction early in the morning or a few hours before closing. A mid-week visit is also recommended, as weekends tend to get busy. Plan your visit to the Paris Pantheon accordingly.
Address: Pl. du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France
Luxury: Hotel Les Dames du Pantheon (350 m), Hotel Monge (650 m), Maison Chomel (2.6 km)
Mid-Budget: Hotel des Grands Hommes (87 m), Hotel Minerve (600 m), Hotel Design Sorbonne (800 m)
Low-Budget: Hotel WYLD Saint Germain (400 m), Hotel du College de France (600 m), Hotel Vendome (700 m)
Saint-Étienne-du-Mont (150 m): It is a medieval age church that is home to some of the rarest architectural structures in Paris.
Luxembourg Gardens (900 m): It is a vast green area, like an open-air museum, made with the influence of the Italian Baroque era.
Notre-Dame Cathedral (1 km): It is a famous cathedral church in Paris, popular for its Gothic architecture.
Louvre Museum (2.7 km): It is the world’s largest museum that once served as the royal palace.
The Arc de Triomphe, majestically positioned at the western end of Paris's iconic Champs-Élysées, stands as a timeless symbol of French valor and resilience. Its grandeur, adorned with intricate sculptures and reliefs, commemorates those who fought and died for France, offering visitors panoramic views and a poignant reminder of the nation's triumphs and sacrifices.
Book your ticketsBeneath the bustling streets of Paris lies the enigmatic Catacombs, an underground labyrinth adorned with the bones of millions, including notable figures such as François Rabelais, a renowned Renaissance writer, and Maximilien Robespierre, a vital figure of the French Revolution. This macabre site offers a haunting glimpse into Paris's mysterious and solemn past.
Book your ticketsThe Latin Quarter, nestled on the left bank of the Seine, exudes a vibrant intellectual and bohemian atmosphere. Its cobblestone streets are lined with quaint cafes, bookshops, and historic landmarks, making it a haven for tourists and locals alike. Nearby, the Île de la Cité captivates with its medieval charm, housing iconic landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Sainte-Chapelle.
Flowing through the heart of Paris, the Seine River weaves a picturesque tapestry of the city's history and charm. Lined with iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, its tranquil waters offer enchanting boat cruises and scenic promenades, providing a timeless backdrop for romance and exploration in the City of Light.
Book your ticketsYes, tickets are available to purchase online. Online reservation beforehand is a must while visiting the Pantheon.
Yes, they do include skip the line access.
This ticket cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled.
From October 1 to March 31 it opens daily from 10am–6pm and from April 1 to September 30 it opens daily from 10am–6:30pm.
Via bus (Bus #21, 27, 83, 84, 85, and 89), subway (get down at Cardinal Lemoine subway station), or RER (get down at Luxembourg Station)
Guided tours are currently not available.
Yes, audio guides are available in 11 languages (French, English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Korean, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese & Russian)
The best time to visit the Pantheon is the evening.