Panthéon Tours and Tickets

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Adult admission to the Panthéon costs €13 (US$15) for access to the nave and the crypt, and an extra €3.50 (US$4) to take in views from the dome. Children under 16 and EU citizens under 26 are free. There’s also free entry on the first Sunday of the month from November to March.

The Panthéon is open daily year-round, except for Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, and May 1. Opening hours vary throughout the year, but are typically 10am–6.30pm from April to September and 10am–6pm from October to March. The last entry to the museum is 45 minutes before closing.

The Panthéon is located in Paris’ Latin Quarter and is easily accessible by public transportation. The closest metro stations are Place Monge (7) and Maubert – Mutualité (10), or you can take the RER train to Luxembourg (B). Bus lines 75 and 89 also stop right outside the entrance.

Yes, you can admire the magnificent neoclassical dome from the inside with a standard ticket to the Panthéon, and from April through October, you can access the dome itself with a separate Panorama ticket. After climbing about 270 steps up into the dome, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views over Paris.

Yes, the Panthéon is in the atmospheric Latin Quarter, within easy walking distance of attractions such as the Luxembourg Gardens, the Sorbonne, and the Marie Curie Museum. A little farther away, you can also cross to the Île de la Cité to visit Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Conciergerie, and Saint-Chapelle.