I would not miss this at all but I was expecting something else. When we walked up to it there was no wow factor, just a blank stare. As we walked through the history settled in and I began to be amazed. DO NO miss. more

As I trundled my way through the Left Bank back towards the Seine, the guide book recommended a look at the Pantheon. When I got nearer, I saw one building that had Pantheon signage, but that wasn't it. The real thing was to my left - an unimaginably large building presented on a grand scale, Once inside, the breath was... more

Coming from the UK, I noticed the Pantheon's similarity to the magnificent St Paul's Cathedral in London and so I wished to take a look at this grand building. From the outside, while the dome is similar to St Pauls, the building exterior is in no way as intricate or beautiful as that of St. Pauls so I was initially... more

Worth the stop if you're in the area, the foucuolt pendulum is interesting as is the history of the building, there isn't a lot to see inside, but it is beautiful. more

This is one of the better momuments in Paris. We went to place like the Effiel Tower (crowded....lining up...more lining up..), Notre Dame and Arc De Triomphe and the Pantheon is one of the best. If you are under 26 you can get in for half price which is always exciting. It's not a major tourist attraction which is nice... more

Although this is not one of the "big attractions" in Paris, the Pantheon is a beautiful building. Stop by if you have the time. The large paintings are wonderful and there is a pendulum in the center of the building. It is not crowded like other places so it was more enjoyable. The crypt was cool (nice on a hot... more

I didn't even hear much about this place but we decided to go visit since it was part of the museum pass. We almost did not go but glad we did. This place is amazing. It's contains the tombs of many famous people from France, including Marie Curie and Victor Hugo. The architecture and artwork inside is amazing. Definitely put... more

I am located in the Rive Gauche in le Quartier Latin near both le Palais de Luxembourg et la Sorbonne. I was originally built as a church dedicated to St. Genevieve, though now I am a mausoleum and I have an important role to provide a burial site for many famous people, including writers, scientists, and politicians. I have six... more

パンテオンの真ん中にフーコーの振り子があり、その奥には「VIVRE LIBRE OU MOURIR」と刻まれた石像（彫刻... more