The Pantheon reminded me of a more toned-down St. Peter's in Rome. It's a jaw-dropping building and the dome is really something to see. I suspect it's not on the radar of a lot of tourists because I walked right in. The crypt level is reverential as you'd expect, but it was unfortunate to see the netting set up along the ceilings along the perimeter of the building. I had heard they've having a problem with chunks of the ceilings falling down. Hopefully, they'll secure the funds to repair it because this beautiful building should be lovingly preserved.

This building is marvelous on the inside and outside. It seems a lot come here for the crypts, though. Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire are just a few of the names of those with crypts in here. Even though it was a fun adventure to see those crypts and explore the stunning architect of this building, I do feel it was a bit overpriced.