Le Pantheon Paris

Panthéon

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The Panthéon is a monument in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, France. It stands in the Latin Quarter, atop the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, in the centre …

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Oct 30, 2024
The Pantheon was what I wanted to see most, and it was so impressive. It’s a massive building with an incredible design. The ceiling design is just so beautiful. Our golf cart tour guide told us … Full review by Angela G
Oct 29, 2024
There are so many impressive, even stunning, monuments and architectural masterpieces in Paris. This makes Paris the most interesting and beautiful city in the world with a wealth of monuments that i… Full review by Dan M
Oct 27, 2024
Great visit with young children. They truly enjoyed the visit and it was a great addition to an overall great visit to other museums. Full review by Chabrier F
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Originally built as a church, this 18th-century Neoclassical building now serves mainly as a mausoleum. It was inspired by the Roman Pa…
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Panthéon was originally built as a church dedicated to St. Genevieve, but after many changes now combines liturgical functions wit…
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The Panthéon is a magnificent building that was built between 1764 and 1790, commissioned by King Louis XV and completed on the heels of …
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The Panthéon, situated in the Latin Quarter of Paris, has a dual purpose of serving as a church and a mausoleum for several famous French f…
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The Panthéon (Latin: Pantheon, from Greek Πάνθεον meaning "Every god") is a building in the Latin Quarter in Paris. It was originally buil…
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Facts

Architectural style:Neoclassicism
Located:Place du Panthéon
Construction completed:1790
Construction started:1758
Architect:Jacques-Germain Soufflot
Type:Mausoleum

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Is there any free entry to pantheon on 1st Sunday of every month for all nationals? Thanks in advance
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Not sure about this
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Answer by Jamie I · Nov 27, 2022
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Hi, am i allowed to enter with my backpack eventhough i have a selfie stick and camera with me? I don´t plan on using it …
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Hi, am i allowed to enter with my backpack eventhough i have a selfie stick and camera with me? I don´t plan on using it but i dont want to go back the hotel and leave it there
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I myself had a backpack and nobody said anything to me about it
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Answer by Ugo C · Sep 19, 2022
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Can we bring flowers to leave at particular graves?
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I’m not sure. We spent more time at the top of the Pantheon enjoying the view of Paris rather than in the catacombs.
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What are the timings of the English Guided tour?
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As other reviewers have answered, I do not know of any English speaking tours - but there certainly could be. The self-audio tours seemed to be fine. Many of the crypts, etc. had a …
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As other reviewers have answered, I do not know of any English speaking tours - but there certainly could be. The self-audio tours seemed to be fine. Many of the crypts, etc. had a touch screen video console that all had english versions. We found that to be sufficient or even better than the accent -laden spoken word. Reading and looking at detail were awe inspiring as it was, If you go, there is no way not to enjoy it,
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Hello there. We are planning to visit the Pantheon on the 5th of August which is the first Sunday of the month and …
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Hello there. We are planning to visit the Pantheon on the 5th of August which is the first Sunday of the month and according to the information that I have found it should be free. My question is - do we have to have a free pass ticket or something like that or it's not necessary and we can just walk inside ? Thank you in advance!
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I agree with the above answers--I don't recall any charge. Be sure to see the crypts and be sure to go straight down the street as you exit to the Amorino's Gelato shop--it is on the right …
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I agree with the above answers--I don't recall any charge. Be sure to see the crypts and be sure to go straight down the street as you exit to the Amorino's Gelato shop--it is on the right side of the street. Best Gelato in Paris! Have fun!
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