Too bad there were some work in progress, but overall was a great experience. Especially the pendulum, that was crazy! Go also downstairs to the crypt, toilets are located at the stairs.
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Too bad there were some work in progress, but overall was a great experience. Especially the pendulum, that was crazy! Go also downstairs to the crypt, toilets are located at the stairs.
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the earth will move for you at the pantheon. The free swinging Foucault pendulum hangs from the dome - and has done so for over 200 years. As the earth turns in its daily ritual, the pendulum knocks out wooden pegs on the marble floor, marking the hours of the day and proving the earth's rotation. All fairly simple, but...
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The Pantheon in Paris is a beautiful building located on Rue Soufflot (named for the architect who designed the Pantheon) in the Latin Quarter. It sits atop a hill offering a beautiful view across the Luxemburg Gardens with the Eiffel Tower in the distance. The building itself houses some excellent frescoes depicting St. Genevieve (patroness of France), St. Denis and...
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The Pantheon which was initially a Basillica, was converted not a national Pantheon in 1791 and honours France's great men. It was great to find the crypt of Marie Currie and other French heroes we have heard about. The art work on the walls and ceilings is beautiful, and they have a fascinating clock in the middle which continues to...
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I went to this area which is a little bit farther than I thought. Overall was good to see.
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Surprised how enormous this place was. Very cool to see the pendulum and the graves of so many famous French people
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definitely worth seeing, a lot of beautiful architecture, monuments, and paintings. You can read about all the famous people buried there as well. not too crowded either.
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The Pantheon, located in the Latin Quarter (my favorite part of Paris), is amazing. The exterior architecture is gorgeous. Enjoy going through and visiting all nooks and crannies. Don't forget to find Victor!
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unless you are looking for someones tumb, there's no point going inside, the first floor is nice and has some nice architecture, but then the others are quite simple, there's nothing to see.
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Daughter wanted to see and did not disappoint. Greek/Roman feel with beautiful French frescos . Crypts are downstairs with Victor Hugo resting place main attraction
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