A place to stop and contemplate, to feel the serenity of one’s inner life in this mesmerizing and enchanting metropolis. March seems to be a nice month to visit, still with reduced rates and spring is around the corner. We arrived just over an hour before closing time and there was a 10-minute queue. Better to book tickets in advance.

Really cool building. Didn’t know who the guy on the poster was, so I found all the info they had about him in the tomb area pretty interesting. The paintings on the walls were also cool. Definitely worth the €15, or you can get in for free if you’ve got an EU passport. I forgot mine, so had to pay the fee, but it was worth it anyway.

These buildings are so amazing and grand, what a fantastic place to explore and experience. I would have never thought ahead of time that I’d enjoy walking through these buildings and experiencing what they had to offer, but it was great, something I’ll never forget.

The Panthéon is a really nice place to see while walking around Paris. The building looks impressive from the outside with its big columns and simple design, and the area around it feels calm compared to some of the busier spots in the city. I did not go inside, but it was still worth stopping for a few minutes to take it in and appreciate the architecture.

We stumbled upon Place du Panthéon after dinner one night and were blown away! The building looks absolutely stunning when lit up at night—its architecture and grandeur are unforgettable. We really wish we had spent a full day here to explore it in daylight and take in all the details. A must-see spot in Paris, whether you pass by in the evening or take time to enjoy it properly during the day!