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Start Your Panthéon Experience the Right Way

Planning a visit to the Panthéon is simple, whether you're interested in its neoclassical architecture, the famous figures buried in its crypt, or the sweeping views from the dome when it's open. Find all the practical information you need - opening hours, transport options, accessibility notes, and helpful tips - so you can make the most of your time at one of Paris’s most historic landmarks.

Opening Hours at the Panthéon

  • The Panthéon is open every day of the week, but the schedule changes slightly depending on the season:

    1 April - 30 September: 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
    1 October - 31 March: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

    Last admission is 45 minutes before closing.

    Closed on:
    1 January
    1 May
    25 December

    On some dates, such as the first Monday of each month or during year-end holidays, opening times may be adjusted (for example, a later opening at noon or an early closing at 5:00 p.m.). The upper terrace and dome are currently closed to visitors for restoration work, with no confirmed reopening date.

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

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.

Dining Near the Panthéon

  • Within a very short walk of the monument you’ll find a lively and varied dining scene, perfect for a pre- or post-visit meal.

    A range of cafés, bistros and restaurants clusters around the Latin Quarter and the Rue Soufflot area. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic French brasserie, light lunch or international cuisine, you’ll have options.

    Example: Just steps from the Panthéon, at 5 Rue Soufflot, is Comptoir du Panthéon, a French bistro and brasserie with a relaxed setting, popular for a classic meal before or after your visit.

    For a more traditional Parisian experience, choose somewhere along the nearby Rue Mouffetard or the streets just off Boulevard Saint-Michel, where menus often feature regional specialties, seasonal produce and relaxed atmospheres.

Visitor Guidelines

Have your ticket ready at entry: Mobile tickets are accepted and help speed up access.

Expect a security check: Bags will be inspected on arrival; large luggage, helmets, or bulky items are not permitted.

Food and drinks are not allowed inside: Only closed water bottles are permitted, and no picnicking indoors.

Photography is welcome, but no flash or tripods: Professional equipment requires prior authorisation.

Respect the atmosphere of the monument: The Panthéon is both a historic site and a place of remembrance; please keep noise to a minimum.

Accessibility varies by area: The main floor is accessible to wheelchair users, but the crypt and dome can only be reached by stairs.

No pets allowed: Only certified assistance animals may enter.

Re-entry is not permitted: Your ticket is valid for one continuous visit, so make sure you’ve seen everything before exiting.

Dress comfortably: The interior can feel cool due to its stone structure, and there are stairs and uneven surfaces.

Strollers are allowed, but may be difficult in certain areas: The crypt and dome have steps, so baby carriers may be easier than prams.

Souvenir & Gift Store

  • Capturing a memento of your visit is easy thanks to the shops surrounding the Panthéon. Within the immediate area, you’ll find gift-shops that carry postcards, architectural prints, miniature replicas of the monument, themed mugs, T-shirts and other Paris-inspired items.

    While the Panthéon itself may not have a large on-site store at the monument entrance, the nearby streets - such as Rue Jussieu or the small lanes around the Latin Quarter host independent souvenir boutiques well worth a browse.
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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.

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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.

FAQs About Visiting The Panthéon

Do I need to choose a specific time slot when booking?

Yes, tickets are issued with a timed entry to help manage visitor flow. Arriving on time ensures smooth access.

How far in advance should I book?

During weekends and high season, booking a few days ahead is advised. Same-day tickets may be limited or unavailable.

Is the crypt included in the standard ticket?

Yes. General admission includes access to the nave and the crypt. The dome terrace requires a separate ticket when open.

Can I visit the Panthéon with children?

Yes, the monument is family-friendly. There is no dedicated play area, but children are welcome and may enjoy the murals and crypt, plus the dome climb when it's open.

Is there somewhere to store luggage?

No luggage storage is available on-site. Visitors with large bags may be refused entry, so plan accordingly.

Can I re-enter the monument after leaving?

No. Tickets are valid for a single entry only, so make sure to complete your visit before exiting.

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