[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for Pantheon (Updated Jan)

Standing proudly in the heart of Paris, the Pantheon is a testament to neoclassical architecture and a symbol of intellectual and artistic excellence. Originally built as a church, it now serves as a mausoleum, honoring the great minds and influential figures of France. Step inside this grand structure and be mesmerized by its breathtaking dome, adorned with intricate frescoes and a central oculus that bathes the interior in ethereal light. Marvel at the stunning tombs of luminaries like Victor Hugo, Marie Curie, and Voltaire, paying tribute to their immense contributions to French society. As you wander through the hallowed halls, feel the weight of history and the pursuit of knowledge that permeates every inch of this iconic monument. #visitparis

#EmotionalAccommodation #ParisAccommodation #ParisTravel #FranceTravel 📍France, Paris, Studio Pantheon Place Studio Pantheon Place is an emotional accommodation located in the bustling 5th arrondissement of Paris. It was nice that there were many bakeries and convenience facilities around the university area. In addition, it was really emotional that I could see the Pantheon and the old town of Paris when I opened the window! It was about a 15-minute walk to the Luxembourg Gardens and Notre Dame, and a 5-minute walk to the Pantheon. The accommodation itself was a small size, no different from a regular studio, but the kitchen was very well-equipped and there was a table that was just right for 2 people, so it was comfortable. And the best part was that they had groceries for the guests in the cupboard! It was a great place to cook while staying :)

#magicalxmastrip The Panthéon in Paris is a monumental masterpiece of Neoclassical architecture, located in the Latin Quarter. Originally built as a church in the 18th century, it now serves as a mausoleum honoring France’s great figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie. Its grand dome and ornate interior make it a striking landmark, offering stunning views of Paris and embodying the nation’s rich history and cultural legacy.#europetrip #2024mapped

#europetrip The Panthéon in Paris was an incredible historical find that transported me into the depths of French history during my 2023 journey! • With an entrance fee of 12 euros, it was a small price to pay for the grandeur and stories held within. Upon stepping inside, the sheer magnificence of the interior left me in awe. The neo-classical architecture, the towering dome, and the majestic frescoes felt like a tribute to art and history. Being the final resting place for influential figures like Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie, the crypt below exuded a mix of solemnity and awe-inspiring reverence. The Foucault Pendulum at the center of the dome was a mesmerizing sight. Observing its swing, demonstrating the Earth's rotation, added a touch of scientific wonder to the experience. Though the climb to the top was a bit of a workout, the breathtaking view made it all worthwhile! The panoramic sight of Paris from the terrace was picture-perfect - the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Seine, all laid out like a masterpiece.

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The Panthéon, also known as the Pantheon, is located in the Latin Quarter on the left bank of the Seine in central Paris. It was completed in 1791 and serves as a permanent memorial to notable figures in French history. After the July Revolution of 1830, the Panthéon took on the characteristics of 'pure patriotism and nationalism.' The Panthéon houses the remains of 72 individuals who made extraordinary contributions to France, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Marcellin Berthelot, Jean Jaurès, André Malraux, the Curies, and Alexandre Dumas, among whom only 11 were politicians. They silently receive the admiration of people from France and around the world here. The Panthéon is designed in the shape of a Greek cross, measuring 100 meters in length, 84 meters in width, and 83 meters in height. The portico of the temple can be accessed via the front steps. The portico is supported by 22 columns, each 19 meters high, which uphold the triangular pediment. In 1831, David d'Angers created the relief 'The Fatherland between Liberty and History' on this pediment. Below it is the famous inscription: 'To the great men, the grateful homeland.' The majestic dome covers the entire building. The Panthéon is an early example of neoclassical architecture, modeled after the Roman Pantheon. The interior is grand and magnificent, adorned with exquisite murals. The artistic decorations in the Panthéon are very beautiful, with large murals on the dome created by the famous painter Antoine-Jean Gros. In 1851, Léon Foucault hung a pendulum from the ceiling of the Panthéon to demonstrate the rotation of the Earth, a replica of which can still be seen today. The Panthéon, located on a high point in Paris, was used as a receiver for experiments on Eugène Ducretet's TSF. The cross on the Pantheon is also a fundamental point of the New French Triangulation (NTF).

#familytrips2024 I love Paris for its architecture. It was also the perfect weather to visit Paris in April when it was almost the end of winter and just nice for walking around the city. I got to see such amazing sights and almost every building has some form of historical significance. The Panthéon is no exception. It was amazing to stand in front of such an imposing structure towering over you. Entrance ticket: €13 Opening hours: 1 April to 30 September 10am- 6.30pm 1 October to 31 March 10am- 6pm #paris #europe #pantheonparis

#familytrips2024 This impressive Panthéon monument was build under the Louis XV - Louis XVI reign to offer Saint Genevieve the patron of Paris a larger church. An unmissable sight in Paris, because huge names were buried here in the basement, including e.g. Alexander Dumas, Victor Hugo, etc.. It was very impressive to see it in person ! It is massive and a sight to see. Gorgeous building, and definitely a must on your Paris itinerary. #paris #europe #europetrip2024

#familytrips2024 We were walking pass this shop while we were visiting Patheon and decided to check it out as it seems like a store with interesting stuff. It is a very beautiful, bright and spacious space where you can find sought-after design objects and cutting-edge curiosities, for the home or to make gifts for the whole family, friends or yourself. Stuff are not cheap tho and had to be careful while walking around the in space. 📍Address - 15 Rue Soufflot, 75005 Paris, France #paris #europe #europetrip2024

#europetrip Paris are known for its Eiffel Tower & many museums but there are other beautiful attractions that you can explore. These are other amazing places that you can visit. 1. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris, Montmartre : stunning architectural marvel with breathtaking panoramic views of the city, offering a serene and spiritually uplifting experience. 2. Grande Mosque : intricate Islamic architecture and rich cultural heritage 3. Pantheon : a majestic symbol of French history and intellectual achievement, boasting impressive neoclassical design. 4. Emily in Paris’s cafe : It exudes a charming ambiance with its cozy Parisian atmosphere, making it a delightful spot to immerse oneself in the city's culture

#paristrip Panthéon Paris – the historical gem that made me feel like I stepped into the pages of French history during my 2023 adventure! 🏛️✨ The entrance fee was 12 euros – a small price for the grandeur and tales within. The moment I entered, the sheer magnitude of the interior took my breath away. The neo-classical architecture, the high dome, and the majestic frescoes – it's like a love letter to art and history. 🎨🇫🇷 The Panthéon is the final resting place for some of France's most influential figures – Voltaire, Rousseau, Marie Curie, just to name a few. The crypt below is a solemn yet awe-inspiring space. ⚱️🕊️ The Foucault Pendulum in the center of the dome is a captivating spectacle. Watching it swing, proving the Earth's rotation, adds a touch of scientific marvel to the visit. 🌍⏳ Climbing to the top is a bit of a workout, but oh boy, the view is worth it! The panorama of Paris from the terrace is postcard-perfect – the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Seine, all laid out like a masterpiece. 🌆🗼 Adjacent to the Panthéon is the Luxembourg Gardens – a serene retreat where I found myself unwinding after the deep dive into history. 🌳💆♂️ The Latin Quarter around the Panthéon is a maze of charming streets, bookshops, and cafes. It's the perfect spot to embrace the Parisian atmosphere after a historical immersion. 📚🍷 Pro tip: Time your visit to catch one of the informative guided tours – they breathe life into the stories behind the monuments and mausoleums. 🗣️📜 #PanthéonWonders #ParisianHistory #EternalRestingPlace #CulturalJourney

#wheretogo Address: Pl. du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France. Getting there: You can take the metro and stop at Cardinal Lemoine station. The place is just 8 minutes walk away. Highlights: The Panthéon is an amazing architecture with great artwork in and out. There is a lot of interesting history to learn from this building. 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. The entrance price is very reasonable and can be obtained in advance or at the door. Opening hours: 10 am to 6 pm daily #paris #couplestrip #awesomepic

#visitparis The Pantheon is initially derived from Classical Greek word, which is also the temple of the God's. Built between 1758 and 1790, it was initially intended it to be a church dedicated to Saint Genevieve. However, with the start of French Revolution, the National Assembly has voted to transform this church to a mausoleum for the distinguished French citizens who has made significant contribution to the country and the world. There you can see the original model of the world clock based on earth's gravity, the tombs of Victor Hugo, Marie and Pierre Curie etc. The architecture of the Panthepn ois also an example of Neoclassicism with a tomb that owes its characteristics of the Byzantine structure.