Enjoyed going to the Pantheon, would recommend going once. The staff were all very nice. The audio guide is worth it as it has a lot of info, although had no earbuds so you constantly have to hold it up to your ear like a phone, it gets a tad tiring. The crypt was solemn and it was nice to pay my respects. Marie Curie and Victor Hugo are both laid to rest there, along with many others. I'd recommend spending 2hrs tops at the Pantheon.

My son (16) and I enjoyed the Pantheon. This was my 4th time to Paris and his first. I bought tickets about 2 months in advance. The Pantheon contains the tombs of Marie and Pierre Curie, Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas, and Voltaire. (Paris-pantheon.fr). There are also beautiful paintings of Joan of Arc, Charlemagne being crowned by the Pope, and many more. A definite must see for history and art lovers.

Paris has so many monumental buildings that the Pantheon seems like just one more huge, domed edifice. This baroque structure celebrates famous French people, many of whom are buried here, like enlightenment figures Voltaire and Rousseau. Three famous authors are buried in one small crypt. There’s also Focault’s pendulum that demonstrates the Earth’s rotation, and special art installations and an exhibit on a French resistance martyr.

The Pantheon was less hectic when we went at about midday. The Pantheon has many information screens, and you also have the audio guides available too. This started as Christian Basilica and then transformed into the National Pantheon. Underneath is the crypts, which have the bodies of generals, dignitaries, scientists, and bodies of those honoured during the wars. It has the history of the 22 men, and 1 woman was condemned to death by the Germans in 1944. You can pay a small amount to walk the 203 steps to the top. It's a great spot for photos across Paris. It is lovely and cool with seating spread out around the inside.

The Pantheon is an amazing place to visit. Go early in the day before the crowds build up. It is a temple established back in the Revolution and dedicated to distinguished French citizens. The crypt contains the remains of Voltaire - but not his heart - and those of other famous French people including Victor Hugo and Madame Curie. (There are many more men than women). The sculpture and wall paintings are out of this world. The entry fee is not cheap but well worth it.

Wow!!!! This place is absolutely stunning, it's impressive from the outside but as soon as you walk in it takes your breath away. Thwr3 was an option for a further tour but sadly it was sold out when we visited but worth every penny to look around inside.