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Pantheon in Rome
The scale, the light and almost two thousand years of history beneath a single dome.
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Journeys through history
Tickets, context and the small details that turn a must-see visit into a memory of your own.
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Rome is best discovered when you take your time.
We choose places worth pausing for and take the hassle out of everything before you arrive. No noise, no empty promises: just a good experience, well prepared.
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Walk / Rome
The city around it
A short walk to reach the monument with fresh eyes.
Listen / Rome
Stories from the oculus
A short audio guide that reveals what you can’t see at first glance.
A masterpiece of Ancient Rome
What to see in the Pantheon
Roman architecture, engineering, funerary art and history, brought together in one of the best-preserved monuments of antiquity.
The 43.30-metre dome
The Pantheon’s most extraordinary architectural feature, with five rings of coffers that make the structure progressively lighter.
The oculus
A circular opening about 9 metres across that lights the interior and transforms the space throughout the day.
The Rotunda
A space of almost perfect proportions, measuring 43.30 metres in both diameter and height.
Agrippa’s portico
A monumental pronaos supported by sixteen Corinthian columns of grey and pink granite.
Raphael’s tomb
The Renaissance master Raphael Sanzio, who died in 1520, is buried inside the Pantheon.
The chapels and royal tombs
Chapels, altars and tombs linked to the Italian monarchy reflect the temple’s transformation into a basilica.
Gallery
Beauty in every detail
Hover over the gallery to pause it.
Fact sheet
Useful information
What’s worth knowing before you step through the portico. Tap any note to expand it.
Today at the Pantheon
9:00 — 19:00
Last entry 18:30 · Piazza della Rotonda
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Getting there
Your easy guide to getting to the Pantheon
The Pantheon stands in the heart of Rome’s historic centre, between Piazza Navona, Via del Corso, the Trevi Fountain and Campo de’ Fiori. The last stretch is an easy walk.
Before you book
The questions that come up just in time.
No. Evribia is an independent travel platform offering booking services, traveller support and content about various attractions. We are not the Pantheon in Rome, the Italian Ministry of Culture or the body that manages the monument.
Not necessarily. The final price may include additional services and Evribia’s booking fees. The total amount is always shown before you confirm your purchase.
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Tourist entry to the Pantheon’s interior on your chosen date and time slot, subject to the monument’s rules, capacity limits and operations.
Yes. Online tickets are assigned to a date and time slot that you must keep to.
No. The Pantheon’s management states that there is no official “skip the line” option. Entry is subject to the monument’s conditions.
Most visitors spend between 30 and 60 minutes. With the audio guide and a closer look at the details, it can take a little longer.
Yes, if you belong to a free-entry category: under-18s, residents of Rome, visitors on the first Sunday of the month or other categories set by law.
Yes. As it is a basilica, visitors must cover their shoulders and avoid very short, low-cut or see-through clothing.
Personal photos and videos taken with everyday devices are allowed. Professional equipment requires authorisation.
Yes. People with disabilities or reduced mobility can use the outdoor ramp on the Via della Minerva side.
There is no cloakroom. It’s best to travel light and follow the security instructions at the entrance.
For tickets issued through the Musei Italiani system, the name can be changed only once, and no later than 72 hours before the booked date and time.
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