Inside the Panthéon: Lives That Shaped France
Step inside the Panthéon and explore the stories of France’s most remarkable thinkers, writers, scientists, and everyday heroes. On this tour, you’ll be guided through the building’s towering columns and quiet crypts, bringing to life the people who shaped France’s past and its values today. You’ll hear about Voltaire and Rousseau, stand by Marie Curie’s tomb, and discover how Josephine Baker went from American entertainer to Resistance spy. We’ll also look closely at the art and memorials that trace France’s path from monarchy to republic.
Created by Anne-Marie Carter
Anne-Marie Carter, a Paris-based guide by way of London, combines her background as a historian and former fashion journalist to craft tours that explore the rich intersections of fashion, culture, and history. With an insider’s knowledge of Parisian haute couture and a storyteller’s flair, she uncovers the threads that weave Paris’s artistic, cultural, and sartorial legacy, offering an elegant and engaging dive into the soul of the city.
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What you'll walk and learn about
The Panthéon
Step inside this underrated Paris monument
Saint Genevieve
The patron saint of Paris
Foucault Pendulum
Learn about the pendulum under the dome
La Convention Nationale
One of the most notable statues in the Pantheon
Panthéon Crypt
Hear the stories of France's greats
Tomb of Victor Hugo
Resting place of Hugo and other notable figures.
Tomb of Moulin & Veil
Learn about France's resistance heroes
Tomb of Marie Curie
Visit Marie Curie's resting place
Tomb of Josephine Baker
From performer to spy
