The building is absolutely stunning, both inside and out and the views from the top are beautiful.

This wasn't on my 'list' of things to do in Paris and we just sort of stumbled across it and thought "why not?!" I do not recommend this approach! We joined the "don't have a ticket queue" of maybe 40 people and then waited... And waited... It took almost an hour to able to gain entry to purchase a ticket, the line moved incredibly slowly and once inside it was practically empty so I have no idea why they allowed so few people in at a time. If you are interested in visiting The Pantheon, I strongly suggest pre booking a ticket, this gives you a time slot and you can stroll right in via a dedicated queue.

You can buy a ticket to get inside for 11euro and and extra 3euro grants access to the top 'panorama', there were times lots given for the panorama - I suggest checking availability before buying if you are buying tickets on the day.

Inside there are multiple exhibits to look at and some truly beautiful statues and art work to admire. It's a stunning building for sure. There is also a crypt you can visit.

Getting up to the panorama is up around 250ish steps, some of which are incredibly narrow and very steep. There is no lift and so this is not accessible for anyone in a wheelchair. The views from the top are spectacular if you are able to get there, well worth the stairs!