The Panthéon in Paris

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See the tombs of some of the world's most famous and illustrious French intellectuals in this historic mausoleum which dates back to the 18th century

The Panthéon is an impressive and imposing neoclassical edifice in which the remains of the most illustrious Frenchmen and women are kept and their deeds remembered.

When King Louis XV recovered from an illness in 1744 he vowed that he would rebuild the ruined church of Sainte-Geneviève in Paris’s Latin quarter. Work got underway but by the time the building was completed the revolution had transformed the political landscape of France.

The new government ordered that the Pantheon be rededicated as a ‘Temple to Reason’ and that henceforth it would be used not for religious purposes but as a mausoleum for the greatest French intellectuals.

Paris Pass holders can visit this historic monument for free. A great saving which allows you enjoy this impressive building, in both it’s size and history, without having to worry about the cost.

With a Paris Pass you enjoy free entry to over 60 attractions and sights in Paris. Other benefits include free use of public transport and discounts for restaurants, shops and tours.

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1st April to 30th September
Monday	10.00 – 18.30
Tuesday	10.00 – 18.30
Wednesday	10.00 – 18.30
Thursday	10.00 – 18.30
Friday	10.00 – 18.30
Saturday	10.00 – 18.30
Sunday	10.00 – 18.30
Last Admission: 45mins before closing

1st October to 31st March:
Monday	10.00 – 18.00
Tuesday	10.00 – 18.00
Wednesday	10.00 – 18.00
Thursday	10.00 – 18.00
Friday	10.00 – 18.00
Saturday	10.00 – 18.00
Sunday	10.00 – 18.00
Last Admission: 45mins before closing