Know Where You’re Going: Directions to the Panthéon
Your Guide to Reaching the Panthéon
The Panthéon is located in the heart of Paris’s historic Latin Quarter, making it easy to reach by metro, RER train, bus, taxi, or even on foot if you’re already in the area. Whether you’re arriving from another Paris landmark, an airport, or a nearby hotel, this page gives you clear guidance on the quickest and most convenient ways to reach the monument, along with transport tips to help you plan your journey smoothly.
Address & Getting There
Panthéon
Place du Panthéon
75005 Paris, France
Located on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève in the Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement) of Paris.
Find Your Way to the Panthéon in Paris
- By Metro
- By RER (Regional Express Train)
- By Bus
- By Car or Taxi
- On Foot
The Paris Metro is one of the fastest and most reliable ways to reach the Panthéon.
Line 10 – Cardinal Lemoine
The closest metro station, about a 5-minute walk. From the station, follow the signs toward Rue Monge, then walk uphill toward Place du Panthéon.
Line 7 – Place Monge
A 10-minute walk. This route takes you through quieter side streets of the Latin Quarter.
Both stations are well connected to other major lines in Paris, making this a convenient option from most central districts.
RER B – Luxembourg Station
This is one of the easiest and most popular ways to reach the Panthéon, especially if you are coming from Charles de Gaulle Airport, Gare du Nord, or Châtelet–Les Halles. The walk from the station is about 5–7 minutes and takes you past the Luxembourg Gardens.
Several bus routes stop close to the monument. Buses are useful if you prefer to stay above ground or want a scenic route through the city.
-Frequent lines serving the area include: 21, 27, 38, 82, 84, 85, and 89
-Most routes stop at or near Panthéon, Cardinal Lemoine, or Luxembourg.
Buses are slower than the metro during peak hours but more enjoyable if you’re taking your time or travelling with limited mobility.
Driving in the Latin Quarter can be tricky due to narrow one-way streets and limited parking. If you do arrive by car:
-There is a nearby paid parking garage (Parking Indigo Soufflot-Panthéon).
-Taxis and ride-share services can drop you directly at Place du Panthéon, which is convenient if you’re travelling with luggage or young children.
Most visitors avoid driving and use public transport instead, as it is faster and simpler.
If you’re staying in the Latin Quarter, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, or around the Luxembourg Gardens, walking is one of the nicest ways to reach the Panthéon. The area is safe, full of cafés, bookshops, and student life, and the monument stands at the top of a gentle hill, making it visible from many nearby streets.
Walking times from nearby landmarks:
-Luxembourg Gardens: 5 minutes
-Sorbonne University: 3 minutes
-Jardin des Plantes: 15 minutes
-Notre-Dame Cathedral: 20–25 minutes
Visit the Paris Pantheon
Highlights
Skip the lines with priority entry to the Panthéon.
Discover the splendid neo-Classical design and captivating interior artworks.
Explore the crypt housing the tombs of notable French figures.
Witness Foucault’s Pendulum demonstrating Earth’s rotation.
Learn about Saint Genevieve and the beginnings of Christianity through detailed paintings.
Ticket-free access to the Panthéon & Saint-Denis Cathedral Basilica
Highlights
Skip the general line at both the Panthéon and Basilica of Saint-Denis.
Explore the magnificent tombs of French royalty and renowned figures.
Marvel at the stunning neoclassical architecture of the Panthéon.
Discover the ornate interiors adorned with frescoes and detailed sculptures.
Experience a convenient twin ticket for two major historical sites in Paris.
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