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Ticket type: 1-Hour Guided Tour of Pantheon
Duration: 1 hour
Guided access: Yes
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1-Hour Guided Tour of Pantheon
Ticket type: Entry ticket
Duration: Flexible
Guided access: No
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Tickets to the Pantheon with Audio Guide
Ticket type: Walking tour
Duration: 2-3 hours
Guided access: Yes
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Ticket type: Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guided access: Yes
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The Pantheon's dome, a feat of ancient engineering, boasts a 43.3-meter (142-foot) diameter—one of the world's largest unreinforced concrete domes. Its brilliance lies in sunken coffered panels, reducing weight while adding depth.
Decoding Pantheon Rome DomeThe Pantheon's celestial "eye." A colossal circular opening atop the dome, measuring 8.7 meters (28 feet) in diameter, is a marvel of ancient engineering. it bathes the interior in natural light and adds a unique celestial touch to your visit.
More on Pantheon Rome OculusExplore the Pantheon's hallowed chambers, where history meets eternity. Within these sacred walls rest the remains of renowned individuals, including the legendary artist Raphael and Italian monarchs Vittorio Emanuele II and Umberto I.
Discover captivating artworks, including stucco reliefs by Carlo Monaldi, frescoes by Melozzo da Forli, and a 7th-century icon of the Madonna and Child. It's a visual tapestry that spans centuries and civilizations, all harmoniously united under the Pantheon's magnificent dome.
Sixteen monolithic columns, varying in size, adorn the 33-meter entrance, made of Egyptian granite and topped with Greek marble. An inscription, "M·AGRIPPA·L·F·COS·TERTIUM·FECIT," commemorates Marcus Agrippa's third consulship.
Explore the chapels dedicated to St. Joseph, the Madonna of Clemency, the Crucifixion, and the Annunciation, each adorned with Renaissance art. Decorated with captivating sculptures, paintings, and sacred relics, they offer a place for reflection and reverence.
Ascend to the spiritual zenith of the Pantheon. Mass is occasionally celebrated in this functioning church. The high altar, positioned at the heart of this ancient sanctuary, is a focal point of worship and contemplation.
The interplay of light Roman Pantheon's marble-clad interior creates a breathtaking spectacle. Every step unveils the timeless elegance, where the floors, columns, and walls are adorned with intricate marbled patterns.
Detailed Look Inside Pantheon RomeTake a look up close at the architectural symmetry and precision that went into the construction of the Pantheon, making it a prime example of ancient Roman engineering.
More on Roman Pantheon ArchitecturesDaily: 9 AM – 7 PM (Last entry is at 6:45 PM)
Closed: 1st January, 15 August, and 25 December.
To avoid crowds, plan your visit early in the morning between 9 AM to 11 AM on a weekday. However, to catch the sunlight streaming in through the oculus, visit between 11 AM to 1 PM. If it happens to rain on the day of your visit, do not be dismayed, The open dome created a great effect when the water pours in, creating a spectacular view.
Detailed Rome Pantheon Opening HoursAddress: Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
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The Rome Pantheon has one main entrance, a large portico with Corinthian columns. This is consistent with the design of many Roman temples, which typically have a single entrance at the front. Upon arrival, you will come across three separate lines:
Keep in mind that the third line moves swiftly. We highly recommend purchasing your tickets online in advance to expedite your visit. Be sure to select the correct queue to avoid any unnecessary delays.
The Rome Pantheon ticket prices start at €15, which includes entry to the Pantheon and a complimentary audio guide. The particular pricing depends on the type of ticket you choose like a guided tour, combo tickets or a city walking tour.
There are various ticket options, including general entry tickets, guided tours, and combo sightseeing tours. Choose based on your preferences for exploration and depth of experience at the Roman Pantheon.
Yes, depending on the ticket you choose you can get skip-the-line access to the Pantheon in Rome. It's not usually a part of the standard entry ticket.
The tickets for the self-guided and guided tours can be canceled up to 24 hours before schedule for a full refund. Cancel or reschedule your Twilight City Stroll tickets at least 72 hours before schedule. The combo tickets cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled.
Yes, guided tours of the Pantheon are available. You can choose whether you want an exclusive Pantheon guided tour, a city tour, or a combo tour with some other equally remarkable Roman landmarks.
Yes, audio guides are available in eight anguages: English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, German, Portuguese and Russian.
The Rome Pantheon is an ancient architectural masterpiece, initially built as a temple to honor Roman gods. It's renowned for its spectacular dome and fascinating history, transitioning from a pagan temple to a Christian church.
Rome Pantheon is located in the heart of Rome, the official address is Piazza della Rotonda. Its central location makes it easily accessible to visitors exploring the city's historic core.
The Roman Pantheon's fame rests on its awe-inspiring dome, a triumph of ancient engineering, and its artistic interiors. It showcases the genius of Roman architecture and its continued influence over centuries.
Yes, basic entry tickets offer cost-effective options for exploring the Pantheon without breaking the bank.
The opening hours of Rome Pantheon are daily from 9 AM – 7 PM. Last entry is at 6:45 PM. Also, it is closed on 1st January, 15th August, and 25 December.
Yes, there is a Rome Pantheon dress code, but it's advisable to dress modestly as a sign of respect when visiting a religious site.
You can get to the Pantheon via the bus or the metro. You can drive as well, if that suits. Follow our dedicated directions to the Roman Pantheon and figure out the best mode of commute, best suiting your needs.
It is best to get to the Rome Pantheon as early as possible. Mornings between 9 AM to 11 AM on a weekday is a great time to plan your visit.
Yes, there is wheelchair access to the Pantheon, but keep in mind that it can get crowded, which might pose some challenges for maneuverability.
Small bags and backpacks are allowed, but larger ones might need to be checked at the entrance.
Absolutely, visiting the Rome Pantheon is a must. Its architectural grandeur, rich history, and unique spiritual ambiance make it an unforgettable experience.