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Paris: Pantheon Paris Entry Ticket

from 13.00

Mobile Ticket

Tour duration: 2 Hour(s)

Highlights

· Take a self-guided, independent tour of the Pantheon at your own pace.

· Ascend to the Pantheon's upper levels (when accessible) to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, from one of the best vantage points.

· Venture into the solemn crypt, the final resting place of France's most revered figures such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Emile Zola, Alexandre Dumas, and Marie Curie.

· Gaze upon the exquisite frescoes and artworks that adorn the interior, including the majestic painting series depicting the life of the patron saint, St. Genevieve, and the evocative masterpiece, "The Apotheosis of Saint Genevieve."

· Marvel at the Pantheon's striking neoclassical design, characterized by its imposing portico, Corinthian columns, and the vast, awe-inspiring dome, reflecting the genius of architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot.

from 13.00

Description

The Pantheon ticket offers you the oppurtunity to discover the history of France and the tombs of the people who formed France's countrywide identity and the chance to be amazed with Pantheon's neoclassical style architecture

- Pantheon Paris
- Embark on a journey through history and architecture with a visit to the Paris Pantheon, an emblematic masterpiece nestled in the heart of the Latin Quarter.
- 13.00

Includes

✔ Paris Pantheon entry tickets

✘ Live guide

Know Before You Go

⚈ Please be sure to share a reachable e-mail address and also a phone number; You will receive your tickets and all information about the attractions one day before your tour date via e-mail and WhatsApp application (if used).

⚈ People under 18-year-old, EU citizens (aged 18-25 years old) and several profession members (ID proof is required) are under the grant of free entrance to the Pantheon. Free tickets must be collected at the entrance to Pantheon.

⚈ Admission is free during the European Heritage Days on the 3rd weekend in September and the first Sunday of the month is free from November to March.