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Residents on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève share their morning paths with university crowds and tour groups, trading street-level quiet for direct access to the Latin Quarter.
The Panthéon crowns the Latin Quarter as a monument that shifted from a royal church to a secular mausoleum.
Commissioned by the French crown on the site of an ancient Roman forum and an early Frankish basilica, the monument was planned as an abbey church dedicated to Saint Genevieve. Architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot gave the structure a Greek cross floor plan and a classical portico modeled on antiquity. The design united classical Roman proportions with vaulted stone ceilings and a monumental dome overlooking the Left Bank.
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To support the massive weight of the triple stone dome, Soufflot integrated an innovative system of hidden iron rods directly into the masonry. Construction finished under his collaborator Jean-Baptiste Rondelet during the political upheaval of the French Revolution. The new revolutionary government transformed the church into a secular temple, dedicating the subterranean crypt to interring distinguished citizens of the nation.
- Montagne Sainte-Geneviève
- Jacques-Germain Soufflot
- Crypt of national figures
- Place du Panthéon
- Saint Genevieve
- The monument stands on the historical site of the Roman forum of Lutetia.
- Architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot reinforced the stone dome using internal iron bars.
- The French crown commissioned the monument to fulfill a vow following a royal recovery from illness.
- The revolutionary assembly converted the church into a secular national mausoleum.
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