- The Panthéon in Paris was commissioned in 1764 by King Louis XV who wanted to build a church dedicated to Sainte-Geneviève, the saint patron of Paris.
- Free entry to The Pantheon when you use The Paris Pass. Enjoy great panoramic views of the city from the colonnade of this historic religious building in Paris.
- Ashes that were presumed to be his, were buried in Père Lachaise cemetery and transferred to the Panthéon of Paris in 1964.
- And of course, no visit to the Pantheon would be complete without climbing the 206 steps to the top of the dome for breathtaking views of Paris!
- Located on the 1st floor of the monument, Madame Brasserie offers a typically Parisian menu. ... Place du Panthéon - 75005 Paris Quartier Latin.
- The Pantheon, architectural marvel of the 5th arrondissement, perched on St. Geneviève Hill, is one of Paris’ most prestigious monuments.
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- The closest car park will be Parking Indigo Paris Soufflot-Panthéon, 22 rue Soufflot open 24 hours a day, next to the Jardin du Luxembourg.
- The Panthéon of Paris is a famous monument and mausoleum located on top of Montagne Sainte-Geneviève in Paris’ 5th arrondissement.
- Book your tickets and tours to visit the Panthéon of Paris, a grandiose building in the Latin Quarter inspired by the Pantheon commissioned by Agrippa in Rome.