Pantheon
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Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France
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About Pantheon
At the Pantheon in Paris some of the most distinguished French luminaries are buried. This includes Voltaire, the Curies and Victor Hugo. The mausoleum features a neoclassical style, with a facade designed like the Pantheon in Rome. Its interior includes grand columns, vibrant frescoes and a dome rising 83 meters high. The Pantheon was built in the second half of the 18th century. The Pantheon was commissioned by King Louis XV for the patron saint of Paris, Saint-Genevieve.
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Located on the left bank of the Seine River in the centre of Paris, France, the ancestral temple was built in 1791. It is a temple for the permanent commemoration of French historical celebrities. The artistic decoration in the ancestral temple is very beautiful. The large murals on its dome were created by the famous painter Antoine Grott. In the ancestral temple are the burial places of French historical celebrities such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Emil Zola, Marceland Bertolo, Jean Rawles, Berlioz, Andre Marlow, Curie and Dumas. It's convenient to come here by subway.
France's most famous cultural celebrity burial place, but when they go, the vault is being repaired. The interior of the ancestral temple is so grand that people feel super small when they enter it. But the room is empty and cold. It is recommended to put on your coat when you go in. Abhorrently, the famous Foucault pendulum seems to have been repaired without exhibition. Celebrity tombs are mostly underground, including Hugo, Dumas and so on.
The Pantheon of the Wise in Paris is a temple of science and art, which contains many historical celebrities, including Hugo, Curie, Dumas, Voltaire, Rousseau and other world-class celebrities. In addition, there is a huge Boko pendulum in the ancestral temple, which is used to prove the rotation of the earth and the rotation speed of the earth. At the same time, there are various paintings on the walls, and the architecture itself is worth appreciating. I suggest that you go to see the introduction before you go, otherwise you are a little confused.
Paris Ancestral Hall. A place where French celebrities are buried. Voltaire, Rousseau, Curie, Dumas, Lagrange. The lobby was designed to imitate the Roman Pantheon, and its name was changed to Pantheon. Pan is Latin "Pan, Zhong" meaning, suddenly understand why the Deutsche Electric Group structural transformation project is called PanEU. We should do something similar in our country. At present, Babaoshan is slightly matched, but obviously not the essence.
A very spectacular place. It's in Latin on the left bank of the Seine. Although not a popular attraction, it is highly recommended. Visits are free by pass. Payable rental of Chinese interpreter. It was originally a church built by Louis XV, and later became a place like Westminster Monastery in England where French celebrities and politicians were buried. On the ground is a church style with a huge Foucault pendulum in the middle. In the basement, many celebrities were buried, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Madame Curie, Hugo, Zola and so on.
Ticket 9 Euro open till 5:00 p.m. Many famous people are worth seeing, but if you go in winter, it's cold to suggest the shawl or something. It's also humanized. There's a small warmth hegemony. It's spectacular for many tourists.
Very beautiful building, two architectural styles are well integrated. It happened to be being repaired and looked like a nuclear power plant from the outside. But it's still beautiful. There's a famous Angel ice cream in the neighborhood.
Here we witness the rotation of the earth and the convergence of Hugo Voltaire Rousseau's soul. After all, we are too small. After all, we are ordinary people. Their footprints in the world remain deeper in everyone's hearts.
The Pantheon of Paris is a temple to commemorate and praise the French sages. Although we don't know that there are many statues and coffins in it, it is also a symbol of freedom and democracy in France. The French love it very much. It may be a sense of national honor.
The Latin area on the left bank of the Seine River is a place in Paris where saints'coffins are worshipped. It has a beautiful appearance. The entrance is made of several Roman pillars. It is slender and delicate. On the top of the door lintel, there are delicate sculptures. The atmosphere inside is very sacred and the top is very delicate. Many French sages live here, Curie and his wife, as if Rousseau did not know it was Voltaire, and the heroes of World War II. Anyway, they are all celebrities who have made great contributions to the country, and friends who like the history of French literature, which is worth visiting.