Fantastic experience, but English explanations missing. Mural paintings interesting stories, but only French text. Crypt very interesting; especially why some men merit pantheorinization (sic). Still, English explanations would help a lot. Ongoing refurbishment were described in a special exhipbiton, which was very good too.

This masterpiece was designed by Soufflot who wanted to outdo St. Peter's in Rome. The Corinthian-style columns make you take a deep breath. Currently under renovation (which includes Foucault's pendulum) .... Do not miss the crypt which is a moving experience (far beyond that of the Crematorium at Lachaise) and includes Victor Hugo, Voltaire, Jean Moulin, a French Resistance hero... More

Pantheon is walking distance from Luxembourg gardens. This was the last attraction we visited in Paris, before finishing our trip going up the Eiffel Tower. I was not aware that famous people's crypts could be seen here, so we missed that. Slightly disappointed!!

I'm not gonna lie -- much of what I like about this was the crypt of accomplished people (I didn't do any research before hand, so I was pleasantly surprised to see the likes of Marie Curie and co.), though the whole experience, from the murals to the pendulum, is pretty grand. Definitely recommended.

It s a bit far away from other monuments. I am not quite interested in literature so it s a bit boring for me coz I don't know all of greta men there. But still, the building is nice

The building is wonderful, the art is beautiful, but the history is amazing. Burial place of literary and scientific celebrities.

The building itself looks majestic from the outside and it really does not disappoint when you go in. The fee is worth it even now, when restauration work is in progress, but we, as EU citizens under 26, went in for free, so it is even better. The interior is amazing and the crypt with all those famous people is... More

Well worth the visit. Incredible structure, amazing art and special history in the crypt is not to be missed.

This place has a special ambiance. Shaped like a Greek cross, it is so spacious and beautifully adorned. But it is falling down, so there is major preservation/restoration going on for another 5 years. Not much interference with inside views except for the noise. Must have been an awesome church in its time.