Night at the Pantheon 2024: unusual tours by torchlight

If you missed the previous editions of the Night at the Pantheon, then make a date for several Wednesdays from December 6, 2024 to January 22, 2025 for the 8th edition of this night-time event eagerly awaited by Parisians and visiting tourists alike!

The concept? Equipped with a flashlight and a quiz, Night at the Panthéon 2024 is a walk through the crypt, where great men and women are buried, and then through the nave of the monument, whose breathtaking architecture was designed by thearchitect Jacques-Germain Soufflot, all plunged into darkness. With a quiz in hand and a series of clues highlighting major achievements in the lives of these illustrious figures, you'll try to discover the national figures present at the Panthéon.

It's an opportunity to discover the Foucault pendulum in motion, or the painted and sculpted decor from a different angle. In all, 6 dates and as many magical nights are on offer at the heart of the capital's magnificent monument. To experience this event, make a date for Wednesdays December 4, 11 and 18, 2024, and Wednesdays January 8, 15 and 22, 2025!

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Departures are scheduled for 7pm and 8pm. Please note, however, that you'll need to be quick to reserve your place at the Nuit au Panthéon 2024-2025 ! Count on €16 per person for this one-of-a-kind, family-friendly night! Reservations are mandatory. The number of places is limited, so don't take too long to get your tickets.

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