Pantheon

Panthéon

Last time we talked about the terms of the ancestral society, everyone had to discuss it in parliament. Even nationally. Dumas, for example, was controversial because his private life was messy. Hugo was certainly not controversial, but his epitaph was anti-Napoleon. It's a bit politically incorrect, but the French appreciate his critical spirit.

Inside is the great soul of different periods, Voltaire, Rousseau, Curie, Hugo, etc., the great people, worth to go ~~, very ornamental.

There is a small sculpture next to the Pantheon, and a small man is trampled under it, which is interesting, the building is very well preserved, the interior of the roof is very clean, memorable, the interior is high, there is only one lighting hole.

One of the most important sights in Paris, not many tourists, the architecture is well protected, the Pantheon is the same as the Roman temple, the design composition is excellent, commemorating many of the sages, the interior is noble and solemn.

Across Sorbonne, you arrive at the Pantheon, where there are not many people in the morning, and there are queues in the morning. It is more exquisite and well maintained than the Pantheon in Italy, and the dome is stunning and offers a shrine to famous people from all walks of history.

This surprised me!! I did not have it on my list of things to do in Paris but I’m so glad we decided to go. It was so beautiful and interesting! There are tombs from some of the most famous French people here and the structure itself is amazing! Definitely worth a stop.

Beautiful architecture and history. Be aware of the closing times because they cut off tours the last 45min before closing.

Located in the Latin Quarter this was originally a church dedicated to St. Genevieve. Today, this impressive building combines its liturgical function with its role of being a burial place for famous historical Frenchmen such as Voltaire, Hugo, Braille and Curie.

beautifull story and behind a church..with the most beautifull steps in marble lace....

A walk into the past ... a feeling of the present and a look into history. Worth a stop into check out