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Tickets to the Panthéon in Paris
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Panthéon: Entry Ticket

Step into the Panthéon, one of Paris’s most iconic monuments, right in the heart of the Latin Quarter. This grand Neoclassical church is France’s most enchanting burial place — the final resting place of national heroes such as Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire. Admire the canvas paintings, watch Foucault’s Pendulum demonstrate the rotation of the Earth, and descend into the crypt for an unforgettable journey through French history.

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Admission is free for visitors under 18, so only adult (18+) tickets are booked here.

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The Panthéon is a Neoclassical monument in the heart of Paris's Latin Quarter, home to Foucault's Pendulum and the crypt of France's national heroes. Watch the video, then book your entry ticket to experience it for yourself.

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James Whitfield
2026-03-14
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Booked this on a whim during a weekend in Paris and it turned out to be the highlight of the trip the crypt is genuinely moving
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Elena Popescu
2026-01-20
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Arrived right at opening and had the nave almost to ourselves watching the pendulum swing was unexpectedly mesmerising
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Nadia Benali
2025-12-11
5
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Came here with my teenagers and even they were impressed by the scale and the stories behind everyone resting below
Things to Know Before Booking

What Your Panthéon Ticket Offers

Your ticket includes entry to the monument — the Neoclassical nave, the crypt of French national heroes, and Foucault's Pendulum. The upper floor is currently closed, and an audio guide is available onsite for an additional fee.

Age Recommendations

The Panthéon is suitable for all ages and is a great stop for history and culture lovers. Admission is free for visitors under 18.

Quietest Time to Visit

Weekday mornings right after opening are the calmest. Weekends and the middle of the day tend to be busier.

Facilities

There is no luggage storage or cloakroom, and only standard backpacks are accepted. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the monument.

Accessibility

Access is available via an external ramp for people with reduced mobility and an internal lift serving the entire nave. Strollers are allowed, and guide and assistance dogs are welcome.

Photography

Personal photographs are allowed for non-commercial use only. Tripods and professional, wedding or event photography inside the monument are prohibited.

Why You Should Visit the Panthéon
A Temple of the Nation
A Temple of the Nation
The Panthéon began as a church dedicated to Saint Geneviève and became a secular mausoleum honouring France's greatest figures. Its crypt is the final resting place of national heroes including Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire.
Science and Foucault's Pendulum
Science and Foucault's Pendulum
Witness the famous Foucault's Pendulum, a mesmerising scientific experiment designed to demonstrate the rotation of the Earth — one of the monument's most captivating sights.
A Neoclassical Masterpiece
A Neoclassical Masterpiece
Admire the stunning Neoclassical design by Jacques-Germain Soufflot, set atop the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, along with the canvas paintings and the monumental National Convention sculptures.
In the Heart of the Latin Quarter
In the Heart of the Latin Quarter
The Panthéon sits in one of Paris's most historic neighbourhoods, a short walk from the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Sorbonne — easy to pair with a stroll through the city's student quarter.
How Long Do You Need at the Panthéon?

Most visitors spend around one to one and a half hours at the Panthéon. That is enough time to admire the Neoclassical nave and its canvas paintings, descend into the crypt to pay respects to figures such as Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire, and watch Foucault's Pendulum in motion.

The Panthéon is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, so you can visit at your own pace. Arriving earlier in the day usually means a quieter experience.

How to get there

Address: Panthéon, Pl. du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France

By Metro: Take Line 10 to Cardinal Lemoine for a short uphill walk, or Line 7 to Place Monge for a 10-minute stroll through the Latin Quarter.

By RER: Use RER B to the Luxembourg station, then exit onto Rue Soufflot for a scenic 5-minute walk with a perfect view of the Panthéon.

By Bus: Lines 21, 27, 38, 82, 84, 85 and 89 stop nearby — look for the “Luxembourg” or “Panthéon” stops.

By Car: Driving is difficult in this area; if needed, use the Parking Indigo Paris Panthéon located directly beneath the monument's square.

Food and Drink
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Comptoir du Panthéon
A classic Parisian brasserie directly opposite the monument, with a terrace looking onto the Panthéon's façade. Approx. 1-minute walk to the Panthéon.
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Le Rostand
An elegant café overlooking the Jardin du Luxembourg, with a classy mahogany-and-mirror interior. Approx. 6-minute walk to the Panthéon.
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Abraccetto
Refined Italian cuisine between the Panthéon and the Luxembourg Gardens, made from fresh ingredients by a Franco-Italian team. Approx. 5-minute walk to the Panthéon.
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Breakfast in America
A friendly American-style diner in the Latin Quarter serving all-day breakfasts and comfort classics. Approx. 7-minute walk to the Panthéon.
Quick Overview

Address: Panthéon, Pl. du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France

Opening Times:

Daily: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM

Last Admission: 45 minutes before closing

Duration: Plan for 1–1.5 hours

Age: All ages welcome — admission is free for visitors under 18

FAQ

Driving in this area is difficult, but if needed you can use the Parking Indigo Paris Panthéon located directly beneath the monument's square.

Yes. There is an external ramp for people with reduced mobility and an internal lift providing access to the entire nave. Strollers are also allowed.

No. Food and drinks are not permitted inside the monument.

No. Smoking is not allowed inside the monument.

Personal photographs are allowed for non-commercial use only. Tripods and professional, wedding or event photography are prohibited.

No. Tickets are non-cancellable and non-changeable — once booked, they cannot be cancelled or modified.