Panthéon Monument dedicated to great Men

Located in the 5th arrondissement, the Panthéon majestically stands on the Sainte-Geneviève mountain: Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris

Its central location makes it a point of interest easily accessible from different neighborhoods of the capital.

Discover the opening hours of the Panthéon to organize your visit in peace: open every day from 10 am to 6 pm or 6:30 pm depending on the season*

*Except for delayed openings and closings at 12 pm or 5 pm and annual closures (January 1st, May 1st, December 25th).

Check these hours on the official website before your visit.

Here is the price list for entry tickets to the Panthéon:

Individual rate: 11.50 € Panorama supplement: 3.50 € Combined ticket Basilique Saint-Denis + Panthéon: 16 € Free admission under certain conditions

It is recommended to check the official website. Please note that it is important to verify the opening hours before your visit.

To get to the Panthéon, you can use public transportation. Here are some access options:

• Metro: the closest metro station to the Panthéon is "Cardinal Lemoine" on Line 10.
• Bus: several bus lines also serve the Panthéon, including Lines 21, 27, and 89.
• RER: if you prefer to take the RER, you can get off at the "Luxembourg" station on Line B.

It is recommended to check the exact schedules and routes before your visit.

To fully enjoy your visit to the Panthéon, here are some tips to keep in mind:

• Allow enough time to explore this iconic monument. A complete visit can last about an hour.
• The best time to visit the Panthéon is usually early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when the crowds are fewer.
• Make sure to wear comfortable shoes, as you will be walking inside the building.
• Don't forget your camera. The views from the Panthéon's panoramic terrace offer a magnificent panorama of Paris.
• If you want to deepen your knowledge of the history and architecture of the Panthéon, consider joining a guided tour.
• Don't forget to admire the famous Foucault pendulum.

Feel free to check the opening hours and official rates before your visit to be well informed.

Here are some gardens, neighborhoods, and monuments to discover around the Panthéon:

• Luxembourg Gardens: Enjoy a relaxing stroll in this beautiful garden, which offers stunning landscapes and a peaceful atmosphere.
• Latin Quarter: Immerse yourself in the history and lively atmosphere of this iconic neighborhood, with its picturesque streets, authentic cafes, and ancient bookstores.
• Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris: Visit this majestic Gothic cathedral located on the Île de la Cité, a true architectural masterpiece steeped in history.
• La Sorbonne: Explore the prestigious university campus where some of the greatest French intellectuals studied.

Feel free to explore these fascinating places during your visit to the Panthéon.