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Pantheon Ticket in Paris
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Notice: Admission will be free for all visitors on European Heritage Days (19-20 September) and the first Sunday of the months from November until March the following year
Open today: 10:00-18:00Last entry at 17:15
Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
5th Arrondissement
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Pantheon Entry Ticket (Low Season)
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Things to note
Amendment Policy
- Rescheduling is possible if the preferred timeslot is not available on the reservation website
Eligibility
- Children aged 0-18 can enter free of charge
- European Union nationals aged 18-25 with a valid photo ID enter for free
- Please note that entry is free for all visitors on European Heritage Days and the first Sunday of the months from November until March the following year
Additional information
- You can get the audio guide for EUR3 on site
- Please note: Due to safety measures, all visitors must comply with security checks
- Audio commentary is available in Chinese / English / Spanish / Russian / Portuguese / Japanese / German / Korean / French / Italian / Polish
- Brochures will be provided in Chinese / English / Spanish / Russian / Portuguese / Japanese / German / Korean / French / Italian / Polish / Dutch
How to use
Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Present your mobile voucher
- Enter the venue directly with this voucher
- For child tickets, please present your proof of age (any ID) upon redemption
Address
- Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris
How to get there
- By train: Take the RER B and stop at Luxembourg, walk for 2 min from the station. Take the Boulevard Saint Michel until the place Edmond Rostand. You will then see the Panthéon on your right
- By metro: Take the line 10 and stop at Cardinal Lemoine or take the line 7 and stop at place Monge, walk for 3 min from the stations. From the Place Monge, take the street Lacépède on the left and walk until the Panthéon. From Cardinal-Lemoine, take the street Clovis and stop at the Panthéon
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Reviews
4.6 / 5
Fantastic
199 reviews
Benafshah *****
2025/05/28
Fantastic 5.0
The Pantheon in Paris is a breathtakingly beautiful monument! The stunning architecture, intricate details and rich history make it a must-visit attraction. The grandeur of the dome and the majestic columns are awe-inspiring. The Pantheon's tranquil atmosphere and beautiful stained-glass windows add to its charm. A fantastic experience that showcases Paris' rich cultural heritage.
Margaret ******
2025/02/08
Fantastic 5.0
easy to use the ticket and saved us time to skip long queue. it was lovely to see the resting place of the famous people esp marie and pierre currie, alexandre dumas, rousseau, and victor hugo!
SH ***
2026/04/10
Fantastic 5.0
solemn national memorial place that honours various persons from napoleon’s time to present day. famous personalities who could be found in the crypt include victor hugo, Louis braille, Marie curie… you can also see the Foucault pendulum that swings from the dome cupola to demostrate the rotation of the earth. various sculptures and paintings around depicting different stories. at the time of my visit, there was also an exhibition to honour the late Robert Badinter, former minister of justice.
簡 **
2025/04/28
Fantastic 5.0
My first personal visit to the Pantheon in Paris was in 1998, when Paris was hosting the World Cup and was filled with enthusiastic fans and travelers from all over the world. After 27 years, it is now 2025, and I am traveling to Paris with my beloved wife and visiting the Pantheon again. The solemn and tranquil atmosphere of the Pantheon, the mysterious Foucault Pendulum in the center of the hall, and the coffins of French sages in the catacombs are all very unique spiritual experiences that will be unforgettable.
Klook User
2025/05/22
Fantastic 5.0
The Pantheon is magnificent. The grandeur of its size and the incredible artworks from floor to ceiling can’t be captured in photos. I particularly loved the four paintings of St Joan of Arc, depicted from a child to her last day, and the exquisite attention to detail throughout. The information about the artworks is available in multiple languages and I picked up some beautiful keepsakes in the shop.
Mary ******
2024/05/23
Fantastic 5.0
I entered the pantheon quickly with ease cutting a long queue and I just purchased my ticket less than 24h ago. I love the feeling you get upon entering the pantheon. it’s so mysterious, beautiful, and haunting all at the same time. I particularly noticed the angels singing in the background while I look at the murals in the main entrance and hall. It is such a quiet and yet power resonates among you where the big giants are laid to rest. I would recommend this to any tourist asking for a bold educational tour. it is a must see.
Kuo *****
2023/09/20
Fantastic 5.0
The Pantheon is very solemn, and music very similar to the Divine Comedy will be played from time to time. There are many coffins of great men under the ground. I only know Voltaire...^^ Nearby is the home of the heroine of "Emily in Paris", you can stop by There is also a delicious crepe shop called La Creperie that we took pictures with. They offer special packages for breakfast or afternoon tea! It’s a great deal!
FELIX ***********
2025/01/18
Fantastic 5.0
the Pantheon is a must-see for anyone interested in French history. it is also affordable and a great way to spend 2hours or so understanding the foundation of France as a Republic. the crypt was impressive and a nice reminder of how people come into the world, do great things and leave their marks. The way France acknowledges their heroes is something others need to follow.
Guide
- Visit the resting place of France's most notable figures with this ticket
- Learn how the Panthéon became a Parisian mausoleum through your 12-language information pamphlet
- Inspired by neo-classicism and the Pantheon in Rome, the burial chamber's beauty has surpassed 4 centuries
There’s no shortage of history, culture, and art in Paris, but even more so at the Panthéon. Check out this grandiose building in the Latin Quarter of Paris and feast your eyes on its impressive architectural design. Walk past its iconic Pantheon-inspired entrance and marvel at the murals illustrating Saint Geneviève’s life, as well as the beginnings of both French Christianity and monarchy. Doubling as the burial site of the country’s globally renowned citizens, the Panthéon hosts a permanent exhibition of the people buried there. Once inside, don’t forget to look for Foucault’s pendulum, a device that demonstrates the Earth’s rotation. Spend your time exploring, learning, and appreciating the beauty and significance of the Panthéon.
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Retail: ฿ 487
฿ 463
All you need to know
Attraction info
Announcements
Notice: Admission will be free for all visitors on European Heritage Days (19-20 September) and the first Sunday of the months from November until March the following year
Opening hours
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1 Oct 2026~24 Dec 2026
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
25 Dec 2026
Fri
Closed
26 Dec 2026~31 Dec 2026
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
1 Jan 2027
Fri
Closed
2 Jan 2027~31 Mar 2027
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
1 Apr 2027~30 Apr 2027
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:30Last entry at 17:45
1 May 2027
Sat
Closed
2 May 2027~30 Sep 2027
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:30Last entry at 17:45
1 Oct 2027~24 Dec 2027
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
25 Dec 2027
Sat
Closed
26 Dec 2027~31 Dec 2027
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
1 Jan 2028
Sat
Closed
2 Jan 2028~31 Mar 2028
Mon ~ Sun
10:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:15
Location
5th Arrondissement
Guidebook
- Visit the resting place of France's most notable figures with this ticket
- Learn how the Panthéon became a Parisian mausoleum through your 12-language information pamphlet
- Inspired by neo-classicism and the Pantheon in Rome, the burial chamber's beauty has surpassed 4 centuries
There’s no shortage of history, culture, and art in Paris, but even more so at the Panthéon. Check out this grandiose building in the Latin Quarter of Paris and feast your eyes on its impressive architectural design. Walk past its iconic Pantheon-inspired entrance and marvel at the murals illustrating Saint Geneviève’s life, as well as the beginnings of both French Christianity and monarchy. Doubling as the burial site of the country’s globally renowned citizens, the Panthéon hosts a permanent exhibition of the people buried there. Once inside, don’t forget to look for Foucault’s pendulum, a device that demonstrates the Earth’s rotation. Spend your time exploring, learning, and appreciating the beauty and significance of the Panthéon.