Visit the monument where France honours its great figures, from Voltaire to Marie Curie. See Foucault's pendulum and the crypt at your own pace.
Built as a church and turned into a secular mausoleum during the Revolution, the Panthéon sits at the top of the Latin Quarter’s hill. Inside you’ll find vast painted walls, the dome where Foucault proved the Earth’s rotation with his pendulum, and a crypt holding the tombs of writers, scientists and resistance heroes.
Your entry ticket lets you explore the nave and crypt freely, with information panels in several languages. In the warmer months, the dome’s colonnade may be open for an extra fee, with views across Paris.
Enter with your mobile ticket.
See the murals and Foucault's pendulum under the dome.
Visit the tombs of the figures honoured by the nation.
Panthéon, Place du Panthéon, 5th arrondissement.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsIn the warmer months there's often a guided dome visit for an extra fee.
About an hour is enough for most visitors.
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