What a find in Paris! I loved this building not only because as students we got free entrance for the monument AND the observation deck with one of the best views of Paris, but because of the incredible interior of this architectural masterpiece. A building that has served too many roles, under too many leaders... It's just steeped in history.

Amazing architecture and full of history. It's essentially a crypt for many famous people with ties to France. The view from the top is beautiful! It's not a must see while in Paris, but if you have done all the other major sites, then find time to visit here!

A truly impressive site, there's a pendulum right in the center and if you stare long enough, it'll get you dizzy. A great experience really. Make sure you pay a visit if you're in the Paris area, trust me on this one, you won't regret it.

Beautiful architecture outside and inside, recommended to purchase e-ticket so no Queue is needed , it will save you some time to travel around other part of Paris. Also, don’t forget to purchase another ticket to go upstairs to see the panorama ! It’s so beautiful and amazing , you can see Eiffel tower from afar, note that you will need to climb around 203 steps ☺️ good stamina is required ! 🤭

The pantheon is a beautiful structure with a rich history. We were fortunate enough to visit when the option to go all the way to the top roof and it did not disappoint. The crypts are fascinating to see and read about the history of those who were buried there. There is a giant pendulum swinging in the middle that is neat to check on several times during your visit to see how it changes

For EU citizens under 25 age you get free entry. But make sure you have your passport. Lovely place. Amazing architecture and full of history. Benches everywhere, so you can have a seat and enjoy. The view from the top is beautiful! One of best memories from my Paris trip!

The Panthéon, a majestic architectural marvel, proudly stands as a symbol of French history and intellectual prowess. While the exterior boasts neoclassical splendor, the disappointment arises during the winter months when the top dome is closed to visitors. Despite this setback, the interior of the Panthéon is a treasure trove of artistic and historical significance. The vast space is adorned with impressive frescoes, sculptures, and the final resting places of esteemed figures. Although the missed opportunity to ascend to the top may dim the experience for some, the Panthéon's interior remains a captivating journey through France's cultural and political heritage, making it a worthwhile destination even when the dome is closed for the season.

A marvelous building with an interesting history. King Louis XV ordered a church dedicated to Saint Genevieve, but nor the king neither the saint never saw the plans fulfilled. The first died before the completion, and because the revolution started the building was secularized as a ‘temple of the French people’. Henceforth it serves as a mausoleum to famous locals such as Victor Hugo and Marie Curie.

Wow Very big inside. Especially when you enter the cellar with all the tombs from a few ‘famous’ people like madam Curie and Volterre In winter it’s pretty cold. The exhibition was not the best but the building is big and has some history

Amazing architecture, great art work inside. A lot of interesting history. 100% recommend to visit. Also you have a great view and it's not a many stairs how it can looks like. You don't have to buy tickets before your visit. For all visit with the view I would say it take about at 1 hour.

(Translated by Google) Marie Curie (Original) Marie Curie

A must-visit monument in Paris. Here, you will find most of the popular French figures throughout history. Here, you will be impressed by the architecture. It is impressive from the outside, as well as from the inside.

Gorgeous inside, originally was thinking of skipping this place but it was worth going to. Price was reasonable for the things you get to see. We didn't buy tickets in advance and did not have to wait.

It's amazing place. I pay €13 for the entrance free. Many famous people bury here such as Victor Hugo, Braille and many more. The arsitect of building is amazing and it's worth it to visit

One of the most memorable places we’ve ever been able to visit! Give yourself plenty of time- The crypt alone can take a couple of hours. I would also suggest getting tickets early, as the lines are long, even of peak season.

Visited while there was an art exhibition inside, this building is breathtaking. Paintings are beautiful and well maintained. The undergrounds are well articulated with lots of explanation. Definitely a place to visit while in Paris.

10/10 This was really amazing! We were pleasantly surprised by its beauty. The crypt was really neat too, and nice to see that France’s most important people were honored so nicely.

One of the most iconic monuments in Paris. Full of history. Located in the most famous Latin Quarters. Must see in Paris.

In Paris, I stumbled upon Pantheon on a stroll I was astonished by the beauty this museum and the deep history behind this gorgeous museum. The painting are mind blowing with the most fascinating history and meaning. I was truly amazed by the creativity but into the ceiling and sculpture. This museum in heaven for science fanatics, there is a big gold steel ball hanging from the ceiling facing to the mirrored flooring, the meaning and scientific reason is interesting. This place is a must visit for everyone visiting Paris, from the history, art and science.

If you come to visit Paris, Pantheon should also visit. A great place to travel. It is a historical monument. The beauty and deep history of this museum is astonishing. It is really amazing to see the roofs and sculptures here. It is very interesting to visit the tombs in the crypt here.There is a huge mirror here. It is heavenly museum for science fans.

Impressive! I took ticket with panorama view (15€) online. No line at 12.45 on Wednesday. Main hall is very beautiful! I like the view and suggest to go up (~200 steps, it’s quick). Also, there are a large crypt, the entrance at the angle in the main hall , don’t miss.

I stayed near this place! You can quickly get there on foot. It is massive and a sight to see. I like how this is situated near many things, such as restaurants, public transport and the apartment and restaurant featured in Emily in Paris. I recommend this place, especially to the curious people who want to be fascinated by the city and its landmarks.

WOW!!! Words cannot describe how amazing this building is! It is truly remarkable. There are tombs underneath which you can see, filled with very important historical Frenchman. You can even go to the very top of the building, on a guided tour. Once you enter the Parthenon you will find yourself staring upward much longer than you anticipated.

Even if you don’t know a lot about French history, you’d be remiss to not add this to your tour route. The sheer size of the monument alone is jaw dropping! Make sure to take a look at the crypts on the lower level too.

The building is really beautiful. I was amazed by the Foucault's pendulum. Very impressive. It's a pity that one cannot go to the floors above the ground floor.

Free for students ! Definitely a gorgeous building full of history. You can also visit the crypt (included in the ticket) which includes many famous persons such as Marie Curie, famous poets,..

It’s so big! The interior is spectacular. The had a great exhibition going on inside about slavery in France and its colonies.

It was my second trip here. It’s always amazing to watch this beautiful place. The architecture and the details are so amazing. Should definitely visit this if you are interested in history. You can buy tickets and go to the terrace.

One of my favorite parts about visiting Paris was the architecture. Everywhere you walk (and I encourage walking everywhere) you see such amazing sights and most everything has some form of historical significance. The Pantheon is no exception. It was amazing to stand in front of such an imposing structure towering over you. Turn around and your looking down a picturesque shop lined hill overlooking the Eiffel Tower.

It’s a unique tourist attraction, BUT CLOSED TO PUBLIC SINCE A MONTH AGO TO NEXT MONTH. construction going on to build a huge political gathering venue. You can just have look from street.

A really cool building to visit. I highly recommend buying tickets in advance so you do not have to wait in line. When buying inline there was no option to go up to the panoramic view and you cannot buy once inside so do you homework there. Also go into the crypts in the basement at the far end. Bonus… great view of the Eiffel Tower.

You MUST get a ticket to go see the panorama view. It's amazing!! Lasts around 45 minutes and you can go around take plenty of pics and see a 360° view of Paris.

Well worth the visit if you are in the Latin Quarter. Impressive building inside and out. Inside you'll find the tombs of Voltaire, Victor Hugo and Marie Curie among many others.

Was amazing to view the history of this place! From being a church to being used for science, the Pantheon has had a lot to offer of the years. The swinging pendulum even stays on a particular line based on the time of day! I would suggest going to see that first and then again last right before you leave to watch the time change!

Beautiful structure to photograph from the outside during the blue hour and even night shots. You can learn about the fascinating history of the building by visiting the interior of the building. France honours those that have contributed the most to the country by allowing them to rest for the nation and generations to remember.

A fantastic historical monument, celebrating French national heritage, legends, art and culture! The tickets are absolutely worth it as the visit can easily take more than an hour. There are dozens of spectacular paintings by renowned artists each depicting important historical moments and legends like the stories of Joan of Arc or Charlemagne. Some of them notably have an impressionist look, coming from late 19 century. These are accompanied by equally impressive sculptures and architectural miracles. Finally, a monumental tomb can be found underground where some of France’s most known political figures found their last rest. Overall, totally worth a visit! And bonus points for being less exhausting and busy than more known sights in Paris

Its size is quite impressive. Knowing the place is converted from a religious place to non-religious place, it is quite rare in the world. But the most significant aspect is to having a chance to visit resting place of some of the greatest scientist and literators.

It's a memorable place

(Translated by Google) One of the most important national monuments of the capital. On entering the Pantheon, one can only feel this impression of gigantism and one better understands the idea of ​​the great women and great men of the country. The monument is absolutely worth visiting to realize how much France has had geniuses, strategists and other humanists during its history. The great women and great men who rest there largely lived during and after the industrial revolution, but it is important to preserve this national memory which should be a source of inspiration for everyone today. More specifically, the terminals installed around the tombs, allow you to understand the importance of each pantheonized and to learn about the history of France. We will of course regret the excessive absence of women and figures from decolonization, the abolition of slavery, as well as other battles that make France what it is today. (Original) Un des monuments nationaux les plus importants de la capitale. En rentrant dans le Panthéon, on ne peut que ressentir cette impression de gigantisme et l'on comprend mieux l'idée des grandes femmes et grands hommes de la patrie. Le monument est absolument a visiter pour se rendre compte à quel point la France a compté de génies, stratèges et autres humanistes durant son histoire. Les grandes femmes et grands hommes qui y reposent ont, en grande partie, vécu durant et après la révolution industrielle mais il est important de préserver cette mémoire nationale qui devrait être source d'inspiration pour tous de nos jours. Plus spécifiquement, les bornes installées aux abords des tombes, permettent de bien comprendre l'importance de chaque panthéonisé et d'en apprendre sur l'histoire de France. On regrettera bien sûr la trop grande absence de femmes et de figures issues de la décolonisation, de l'abolition de l'esclavage, ainsi que d'autres combats qui font ce que la France est aujourd'hui.

Beautiful and interesting monument.. With stunning panoramic views.. The entrance price is very reasonable and can be obtained in advance or at the door... wasn't especially busy on my visit and was able to leisurely walk around and take in this amazing piece of french history.. The views from the panoramic walk are well worth seeing as the surrounding area is also very beautiful... From the front of the monument you are able to see the Eiffel tower in the distance... Inside the pantheon there is a perpetual pendulum...amazing to see and watch. Paintings.. statues and other exhibits are also on display The mouseleaum and crypts where many figures of France's historical significance are now laid to rest here..

Beautiful and interesting monument.. With stunning panoramic views.. The entrance price is very reasonable and can be obtained in advance or at the door... wasn't especially busy on my visit and was able to leisurely walk around and take in this amazing piece of french history.. The views from the panoramic walk are well worth seeing as the surrounding area is also very beautiful... From the front of the monument you are able to see the Eiffel tower in the distance... Inside the pantheon there is a perpetual pendulum...amazing to see and watch. Paintings.. statues and other exhibits are also on display The mouseleaum and crypts where many figures of France's historical significance are now laid to rest here..

The panthéon features the crypt where you will find people such as Marie Curie and revolutionaries. The silvery section was the best with lots of art I had not seen. €10 is a reasonable price for the ticket 🎟️ as you spend around an hour inside. There was a short queue - be aware that it closed at 6pm on Sunday.

The tomb of the great people of France. It is located in the Latin Quarter near the Luxembourg Park. The monument "National Convention" with the inscription "Live free or die". You need to visit at least once. It is better to buy a ticket in advance online.

The Pantheon is a lovely building. It was constructed in the second half of the 18th century, primarily to serve as a church, but events conspired and it has actually been a mausoleum for most of its existence. It is worth a visit.

Think of a neighborhood where there are so many things to know, a place full of stories, the Pantheon is worth it because it has a lot of history and a lot of information, several famous people were buried here, we had the privilege of entering a university where it was never open to the public , it was sensational ... the neighborhood is very structured, bars, shops, buses and etc.

Breathtaking experience! The audio guide is very detailed, but it was amazing wandering all around the huge area and humbling to go down into the crypt where all the amazing architects of history lay. Almost overwhelming to wander in the footsteps of so many great souls, and contemplate the hundreds, even thousands of years of events this area witnessed.

(Translated by Google) 4 stars out of respect I would put 5 when I got there (Original) 4 étoiles par respect j’en mettrais 5 quand j’y serais

Great place to visit! A very stunning building from the outside. When you enter, the music really adds to the experience walking through the history. The crypt is by far the best part of the visit, walking through and viewing the different rooms.

The Panthéon was actually an optional visit for us when we visited Paris, though we had the time to squeeze this in after our trip to the Catacombs nearby and I'm glad we did. If you think it's big on the outside, it's even bigger and more impressive on the inside. There is also a crypt underneath that houses a lot of France's finest writers, scientists, political figures, and so on. You'll learn quickly that Victor Hugo is the star here, as he even has his own exhibit within the crypt.

Beautiful architecture. Top with the little exhibition of Victor Hugo. Worth visiting

Great architecture interior and exterior, it also has a great Eiffel Tower view on the front of the building.

Even though Foucault's pendulum it's not original, this is the place where he made the demonstration. Also stands for science in a former place of worship (and ignorance) previous to the revolution. It is also the resting place of France heroes, writers, scientists, so it stands for a nation and for the world because the Curies or Rousseau changed the whole world for good.

Decent place to spend a day out. Jardin du Luxembourg is a beautiful garden opposite to this monument with a distant view of the Eiffel tower.

A solemn space to commemorate the great French. Until now, Josephine Baker was the last person who was enshrined(2021.11.29.)

The Panthéon is a beautiful massive building. The ceiling is so high! We realise this since the queue. All the wall paintings are also very tall, several tens of feets. The crypt is very impressive. A lot of famous names are ciseled in the large limestone bricks. However, there are numerous empty slots, it is surprising. The pendulum in the center of the building is oscillating so slow, but its rotation since the beginning and the end of the visit is obvious.

We went to the pantheon and we’re not able to go inside because on the way there we stopped at a wine store and had a couple of bottles with us. There is a rule that no glass bottles are allowed inside, which I understand, but we were so bummed we couldn’t go inside. I told my husband I’d wait outside with the wine so he could go in, but in the end we decided to move along to our next stop.

Just simple sentence : This place made me looks like I am in Rome Via bigbus they don’t seem to have this place as one place to visit but, I personally visited on my own expenses via local buses. So made my own effort to reach this place and yet it’s worth and my fraustration got paid off after watching this spectacle via my own eyes … A must must visit place if any one goes to visit Paris

Lovely place. Go on the terrace for a nice view. The ticket is cheap. For Eu citizens under 25 age you get free entry. But make sure you have your passport. I recommend buying tickets online.

The Panthéon is a monument in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, France. The Panthéon was reconsecrated and resecularized several times during the 19th century, serving as a church in 1828–30 and in 1851–70. #RSS #rickyshandys #rickyshandysetiawan #RSSTravels - Ricky Shandy Setiawan -

Gorgeous views from the top. Expect once you enter to have to wait 1-2 hours before being allowed to enter the observation deck on top. You don't have to wait in line, however you do have to wait your turn. So when you enter, make sure to pay for the separate ticket to head to the deck up top and then prepare to wait your turn to walk the hundreds of stairs to the top. Worth every bit of the climb.

I took a ticket including entrance + panorama view (View up there was amazing) + audioguide to experience the full experience. Definitely worth it! I had to wait in line for around 20min but you can book online to get in faster.

Please come !! Really good and SO nice to feel the history and all. Worth to pay for all as you can walk slowly BUT better buy ticket online as save a lot of time. Highly recommended

An unmissable sight in Paris, because huge names were buried here in the basement, including e.g. Alexander Dumas, Victor Hugo, etc.. of course, the upper level also has attractions, including the pendulum, which is meant to prove the rotation of the earth. The building itself is wonderful 😊

I just enjoyed the mystique of the place, the air felt like from centuries ago. It was a great place to have photos taken, the culture sweats in this place. A must see architecture, all parties are welcomed, even kids. Highly recommended.

one of the best places in Paris with a crypt of fame . as you enter this site you will be overwhelmed by high ceiling full of decorations statues and paintings and when you just study about the history of this place you will sink in your thoughts while you are looking to them. The pendulum, the dome and all amazing issues gathered here.

I had to Google some people, e.g. Emile. These great minds we like stars guiding people ahead. However, I kind of think they should put more scientists in here. This is quite similar to the one in Rome. To the great men, from a grateful nation. They are also the great minds to the world.

Beautiful monument. The neighborhood around the pantheon is my favorite in Paris. Awesome food places and plenty of places to sit for small picnic.

Beautiful old building. Good to see that they were restoring it back then in 2013.

Incredibly beautiful outside, I can't wait for the inside to open again

Very nice x-church... I had a wonderful time with lots of grave of famous people from the past of French history who was responsible for what France today...

Je recommande 🥰🥰🥰

들어가진 않고 겉만 구경했는데 볼만했음

monument superbe et que de belles personnes y sont pour toujours. nos respects pour eux tous.

magnifique hommage a Simone Weil magnifique lieux

A l'extérieur comme à l'intérieur c'est toute une expérience ! Le pendule de Foucault est là dedans pour les geeks

(Translated by Google) To have (Original) A voir

(Translated by Google) Visit not possible closes due to covid (Original) Visite impossible ferme cause covid

(Translated by Google) Superb majestic place (Original) Superbe endroit majesteux

(Translated by Google) A majestic monument in the history of France, an emblematic and sumptuous place, imposing by its size, with this sign "To the great men, the grateful nation" which symbolizes glory and courage, a building of neoclassism. Located in the Latin Quarter of the French capital. (Original) Un monument majestueux de l'histoire de la France, lieu emblématique et somptueux, imposant de par sa taille,avec cet écriteau"Aux grands hommes, la nation reconnaissante" qui symbolise la gloire et le courage,un bâtiment du néo classisme. Situé dans le quartier latin de la capitale française.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful monument (Original) Très beau monument

(Translated by Google) room with balcony view on pantheon at night just magical (Original) chambre avec balcon vue sur pantheon la nuit juste magique

(Translated by Google) I love this place and it always (Original) J'adore cette endroit et ça depuis toujours

(Translated by Google) Awesome (Original) Génial

cool..

(Translated by Google) Fantastic mausoleum from the 1700s (Original) Fantastico mausoleo del 700

An iconic mausoleum built in the seventeenth century located on the fifth district of paris. This is the resting place of legendary writers,philosophers,philanthropists ,politicians and saints. Some famous names are Voltaire, Victor Hugo,Marie Currie,pierre Currie, Alexandre Dumas, Jean Jaques Reaussou and the list goes on.

(Translated by Google) Spendide.😍 ... strongly the reopening. Plan to take the guided tour 🤩 (Original) Spendide.😍..vivement la réouverture. Prévoir de faire la visite guidée 🤩

(Translated by Google) Sublime I recommend (Original) Sublime je recommande

(Translated by Google) It's super beautiful but it was closed ... (Original) C'est super beau mais c'était fermé...

(Translated by Google) Superb architecture, a major place in Paris #paris #pantheon (Original) Superbe architecture, un lieu majeur de Paris #paris #pantheon

(Translated by Google) Close cause covid, damage (Original) Fermer cause covid,dommage

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Lieu magnifique

(Translated by Google) It's just beautiful, we know that. We know less that we can sit and chat over the recent street furniture along the building. Happiness... (Original) C'est juste magnifique, on sait cela. On sait moins qu'on peut s'asseoir et causer sur le récent mobilier urbain le long du bâtiment. Un bonheur...

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Super

(Translated by Google) Home to the symbolic names of the French revolution, the place-i happiness. Therefore, it is one of the first historical monuments with left symbol. even pari 1 pantheon la sorbonne, unlike paris 2, is famous for its left leaning. Professors can also make propaganda titles in 200-person lecture halls without hesitation. And it is on my list of must-see places. (Original) 💮Fransız devriminin sembol isimlerine de ev sahipliği yapmış mekan-i saadet. o yüzden ilk sol sembollu tarihi anıtlardandır. hatta pari 1 pantheon la sorbonne, paris 2 nin aksine sol eğilimli olmasıyla meşhur. profesörler de çekinmeden 200 kişilik anfi derslerinde propagandası başlıklar yapabiliyor. Ve benim mutlaka gezilecek yerler listemde yer almaktadır.😊

(Translated by Google) Monumental. (Original) Monumentale.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Très belle place

(Translated by Google) Do not hesitate to visit the dome, impressive (Original) Ne pas hésiter à visiter la coupole, impressionnant

(Translated by Google) Huge mausoleum, very close to the Luxembourg Gardens, where Great Figures of French History and Culture are buried (Original) Enorme mausoleo, muy cerca de los Jardines de Luxemburgo , donde estan enterrados Grandes Personajes de la Historia y Cultura francesa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum. It is a pity that the famous pendulum did not work when we were there. (Original) Piękne muzeum. Szkoda że jak tam byliśmy nie działało słynne wahadło.

(Translated by Google) To visit (Original) A visiter

(Translated by Google) Grandiose (Original) Grandiose

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscape scenery ,,,, to discover absolutely .... See the photo .... (Original) Décor du paysage magnifique,,,, à découvrir absolument.... Voir la photo....

(Translated by Google) Not bad (Original) Pas mal

Some of the most beautiful city views you can get.

The Pantheon here in Paris is one of the best kept secrets. With so many other amazing historic places to visit this can easily be skipped which would be your worse mistake! The beautiful of this place which is kind of hidden away on top of a hill is a place I'll never forget. I'd have to say it is even more beautiful then the Pantheon in Rome. Yep, I said it, more BEAUTIFUL! Put this on your list and trust me you'll love it! I'll be back! ♡

Great location, the Pantheon square would be a great place for pictures. Lots of wall paintings inside Pantheon simply splendid. Must visit.

Great monument in the Latin part of Paris. If you are in Paris it's definitely worth a visit. The Dome just looks great and gives you a feeling of the ancient times back in the days.

Incredible architecture and the crypts are an amazing and respectful place.

Very beautiful monument. It is huge and it cuts your breath when you first see it.

I must admit, I haven't been inside but walk around the Pantheon was "well spent time".

I was too late to visit inside but very beautiful building. Great architecture

Though we were not able to go inside, the outside view was amazing. The picture scene was great, and there is a view of the Eiffel Tower in the background.

Amazing. Just amazing. If you liked to study the history of france, you will love it

Well... It's one of the most significant place for the history of France. A lot to learn. Worth visiting.

Worth the visit! Great massive building! Tombs of Voiltaite, Marie Curie, Braille,.. They had free/suprise show when I visited. Actor and violinist. Was in french and I didnt understand anything but very touched! One of best memories from my Paris trip!

The building is absolutely magnificent. Amazing architecture inside and out. The staff wa friendly and helpful.

This is probably best known as the resting place for many famous people and, in my opinion, a very nice example of "egalité". So you will not only find politicians and the likes of Voltaire, Rousseau, but also Hugo, Zola, Braille, Curie (both of them) and, yes, Josephine Baker in the crypt. On the ground floor you can see a replica of the original Foucault's pendulum.

The Pantheon is a must see. A tribute to all the great women and men of the Nation. Close to Jardin du Luxembourg. The core heart of Paris.

Worth a visit. You should buy your ticket online at least a few day agead of tbe visit to go up to the top. The view is perfect. The tombs are unbelievable.

Amazing place! Full of knowledge and beautiful architecture! I felt emotional with Marie Curie's grave (I really like her and appreciate her study)!

Wasn't expecting what we found. I really only knew about a few people's graves being there. Wasn't expecting the huge building and the huge art. Very fascinating architecture and memorials to people of French history.

Worth a visit if you are in Paris for more than a day or two. Doesn't have as much tourists as most of the other sighs in Paris. Unfortunately the tickets to go on top of the Panthéon were sold out when I visited.

Beautiful building, audio guides were helpful in giving history. Definitely takes a fair amount of time to really go through the whole building and fully take it all in.

A must see in Paris. The paintings are amazing as is the Foucault's pendulum in the middle. There is always queue so it's better to reserve online so you can skip the line. It's free if you are under 26 and EU resident.

One of the greatest places in Paris. Huge, gorgeous, beautiful atmosphere. Benches everywhere, so you can have a seat and enjoy.

For anyone who has already visited the best known sites of Paris, this is a fantastic place to add to your list. It was originally to be a church in the 18th century, but the revolutionaries didn’t like the idea and turned it into a mausoleum instead. Today it is a monument to writers, journalists and artists. It is absolutely stunning with gorgeous large scale art. Very interesting to visit the tombs in the crypt as well. A Who’s Who of French literary history and then some.

Impressive monument and must-see in Paris. Inside really massive architecture with the pendulum in the middle and a big mirror on the floor. After about 200 steps to the roof of the building you have a beautiful terrace with view over Paris and to the Eiffel tower.

Great edifice, essentially a repurposed basilica. Great views from the roof. They also boast nice sound performances.

This place is so beautiful. The architecture is impressive and it is also the resting place of many great people (like Rousseau, Victor Hugo and Marie Curie). Big plus: people under 26 can enter for free!

It's a fantastic monument honoring those who did great things. The architecture is beautiful and I recommend going to the top as you have a fantastic, panoramic view of the entire city (or most as the city is gigantic)

Beautiful and very quiet. Great place to absorb some of the French history and see amazing architecture.

Beautiful and worth a visit. You have to dial certain numbers on the audio guide device to hear an explanation of what you are seeing and follow the locations on a map. It would help if the numbers were also marked at the spots in the Pantheon as it is not easy to follow on the map. Also very cold in there, colder than it was in the catacombs by far so dress warm, gloves are a must.

A must visit we spent around 90 minutes exploring the place, there is an exotic watch inside, crypts of famous people such as marie curie, a lot of astounding paintings and status.Also, there is a gift shop inside. Tip: There's no need to pre-book tickets, but if you book online, they are a little bit cheaper.

Great to visit. Felt respectful being able to find Marie Curie's ashes in the basement. Full of history. The building looks beautiful in the afternoon sun.

Usually a line to get in so buy tickets online. Line moves fast and isn’t terribly packed on the inside due to the sheer size. Crypts are interesting to whiteness but they aren’t adorned as much as I was expecting, which was fine, just know that there’s not much difference between one crypt and another. Be sure to visit the Saint-Étienne-du-Mont behind once you are done, extremely beautiful.

Fascinating building with lots of history. Crypts are interesting with lots of notable people.

Beautiful Architecture at its best, this place is stunning! There is no queue to get in. We weren't fit enough to do the 200 winding stairs to the viewing platform but would have liked to! Go to the Crypt in the basement, Marie Curie, lays to rest there as well as yet more splendid architecture.

By the time the construction was finished, the French Revolution had started; the National Constituent Assembly voted in 1791 to transform the Church of Saint Genevieve into a mausoleum for the remains of distinguished French citizens, modelled on the Pantheon in Rome which had been used in this way since the 17th century. The first panthéonisé was Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau, although his remains were removed from the building a few years later. The Panthéon was twice restored to church usage in the course of the 19th century—although Soufflot's remains were transferred inside it in 1829—until the French Third Republic finally decreed the building's exclusive use as a mausoleum in 1881. The placement of Victor Hugo's remains in the crypt in 1885 was its first entombment in over 50 years. The successive changes in the Panthéon's purpose resulted in modifications of the pedimental sculptures and the capping of the dome by a cross or a flag; some of the originally existing windows were blocked up with masonry in order to give the interior a darker and more funereal atmosphere,[2] which compromised somewhat Soufflot's initial attempt at combining the lightness and brightness of the Gothic cathedral with classical principles.[3] The architecture of the Panthéon is an early example of Neoclassicism, surmounted by a dome that owes some of its character to Bramante's Tempietto. In 1851, Léon Foucault conducted a demonstration of diurnal motion at the Panthéon by suspending a pendulum from the ceiling, a copy of which is still visible today. As of December 2021 the remains of 81 people (75 men and six women) had been transferred to the Panthéon.[4] More than half of all the panthéonisations were made under Napoleon's rule during the First Empire.

Relaxing walking late at night. A lot of young people hanging there for socializing. Very beautiful and Gothic feeling. Very safe area with many shops and restaurants nearby

Absolutely worth it, so artsy with all the paintings and sculptures. Also recommended to climb up the stairs to the top. Great view to the Eiffel Tower and other famous Parisian places.