Landmarks

Paris Pantheon Reserved Access Tickets

Pantheon in Paris with neoclassical facade and dome, highlighting its architectural grandeur.

Pantheon in Paris with tourists entering through the main entrance.

Embark on a self-guided tour of the Pantheon and explore this neoclassical temple honoring the Gods of French culture with reserved access tickets.

Highlights

Explore the impressive Pantheon and marvel at its exquisite interiors decorated with mosaics and paintings of scenes from French history with reserved access tickets.
Visit the crypt which houses the remains of well-known French writers, poets, and scientists, and admire their works at permanent exhibitions.
Discover the science behind Foucault's Pendulum, which is a device that lets you witness the Earth rotate.
Did you know? There were no women buried in the Pantheon until 1995.

Inclusions

Entry to Pantheon
Visitor’s guide (available in 9 languages)

Exclusions

Entry to colonnades

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Michelle

5/5

Dec, 2024

Beautiful building. We booked tickets online whilst we were in queue which meant it didn't take long to get in. Really recommend

Deborah

5/5

Dec, 2024

It was so easy to book the tickets. We saw the lines and decided to get a coffee at a nearby bistro which allowed us to use our phone to purchase tickets and then walk right in! Perfect

Jody

5/5

Dec, 2024

We had such a great experience. Purchasing the tickets were super easy and we were able to get in without any issues and rent the self guided tour which was extremely useful for touring the Pantheon.

Femenia

5/5

Dec, 2024

It didn't start well enough, as when I got back to the Dome, I couldn't find any explanations, but I was lucky enough to wander around and discover a room that wasn't accessible to tourists. What's more, I was delighted to be welcomed by Mr Fabrice B**, who blew me away with his knowledge of this magnificent place; I even know the particularity of cannon number 7 ;=). Listening to him, you can tell he's passionate about his job and his love for this place..... I would have stayed for hours listening to him!!! If he reads the comments, I'd like to thank him for his kindness and benevolence, as well as Mr C**; he too was a very good guide; thanks to him, I know where people in wheelchairs go to avoid the steps and many other things, including the "little secret" at the back of General Liautey's tomb.

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Fiona

5/5

Nov, 2024

Beautiful place to visit, well worth booking tickets in advance but make sure you get the tickets to climb to the roof at the same time. Or at least when you arrive. We ended up hanging around inside for over an hour waiting because the tickets are set for a specific time. You can't leave and come back in.

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Your experience

Delve into the stories of the Pantheon

Standing in stark contrast to the panorama of Parisian buildings, the Pantheon is a neoclassical facade modeled after the Pantheon in Rome by Jacques-Germain Soufflot. Built originally as a church, the monument now functions as a mausoleum. With painted frescos, mosaics, and paintings illustrating the life of Saint Geneviève, the Pantheon harbors a stunning art collection that evokes vivid imagery of French nationalism and the French Revolution.

Icons of intellect and inspiration

On entry, you will be handed a visitor’s guide available in 9 languages. Spend an hour exploring this Gothic structure; wind down on a tight spiral staircase to the crypts which house the remains of celebrated figures in French and Parisian history like Victor Hugo, Voltaire, a prolific play writer, Rousseau known for his, "The Social Contract", and Alexandre Dumas, the author of the celebrated "The Three Musketeers".

Climb up to the Pantheon’s dome and treat your eyes to incredible views of Paris. The ultimate transformation of the Pantheon from a church to a secular temple was denoted by the installation of Foucault’s Pendulum, which proved that the Earth indeed revolved around its axis. Understand the workings of this instrument which was installed in the serenity of a former church, displaying a perfect balance between religion and science.

Operating hours

Paris Pantheon

Monday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Tuesday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Wednesday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Thursday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Friday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Saturday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM
Sunday	10:00 AM - 06:00 PM	last entry 05:15 PM

Know before you go

What's not allowed

Strict dress code: As this is a memorial monument, proper attire should be worn.
This tour can accommodate a maximum of 30 people in 1 group.
Keep in mind large bags are not allowed on this experience.

Accessibility

Ramps and elevators are available at the venue for easy access.

Additional information

Parts of the experience including shops and terraces are closed in line with safety measures.
Number of steps in the tour: 206 steps to the outside colonnade / 80 steps to the inside tribune or gallery / 40 steps to the crypt
Please note that there is free admission during the following days: European Heritage Days on the third weekend of Sep, and every first Sunday of the month from Nov to Mar.