Book Paris Pantheon Tickets & Tours

• Audio guide & Paris Pantheon downloadable application.
• Gift shop & Book shop.
• Dedicated game booklet for children.
• PRM access ramp.
• Guide & assistance dogs allowed.

• The Pantheon can be crowded, especially during peak tourist seasons. Consider visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the crowds.
• Don't miss the opportunity to explore the crypt beneath the main floor, where you'll find the final resting places of famous French luminaries.
• Climb to the top of the Pantheon's dome for breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, offering a unique perspective of the city's layout and landmarks.
• Watch out for special exhibitions, lectures, and cultural events hosted at the Pantheon, offering enriching experiences beyond the standard visit.
• As the Pantheon is both a mausoleum and a place of national significance, dress respectfully during your visit out of consideration for its solemnity and historical importance.
• While photography is generally permitted inside the Pantheon, be mindful of any restrictions or guidelines, especially in areas containing delicate artifacts or artworks.

• Paris Pantheon is the first major monument built in Paris.
• The Crypt, where important deceased figures are kept is an underground space that spans the entire structure.
• Only five women are buried in the Paris Pantheon. The first woman to be buried here was Marie Curie in 1995.
• Although modeled after Rome’s Pantheon, the Paris Pantheon is a mausoleum while Rome’s Pantheon is used as a church.
• It was in the Pantheon where the first declaration about the Earth’s rotation was made.

• Comptoir du Panthéon (100 m): Modern brasserie at 5 rue Soufflot, Paris, with outside seating, soft lounge music, and pleasant ambiance, ideal for breakfast or relaxed dining with scenic views.
• La Capannina (150 m): Nestled near the Pantheon in Paris, this charming Italian restaurant boasts a delightful patio and serves delicious cuisine, including burrata, bruschetta, and truffle cream dishes.
• Le Petit Pantheon (600 m): French eatery in Quartier Latin, Paris, famed for affordable, traditional cuisine. Bask in the warm hospitality, classic French dishes, and praised desserts such as parfait, chocolate mousse, and crème caramel.

Luxury: Hotel Les Dames du Pantheon (350 m), Hotel Monge (650 m), Maison Chomel (2.6 km)

Mid-Budget: Hotel des Grands Hommes (87 m), Hotel Minerve (600 m), Hotel Design Sorbonne (800 m)

Low-Budget: Hotel WYLD Saint Germain (400 m), Hotel du College de France (600 m), Hotel Vendome (700 m)

Saint-Étienne-du-Mont (150 m): It is a medieval age church that is home to some of the rarest architectural structures in Paris.

Luxembourg Gardens (900 m): It is a vast green area, like an open-air museum, made with the influence of the Italian Baroque era.

Notre-Dame Cathedral (1 km): It is a famous cathedral church in Paris, popular for its Gothic architecture.

Louvre Museum (2.7 km): It is the world’s largest museum that once served as the royal palace.