The Pantheon at €7

How much does the Pantheon ticket cost in 2026?

From 1 July 2026 the full-price ticket is €7. The reduced rate is €2, and several categories enter for free.

The official statement is clear: «as of 1 July 2026, the Pantheon entry ticket price will increase from €5.00 to €7.00». The Ministry's press release specifies that the new amount only applies to the full-price ticket and that «existing reductions and free entries will remain unchanged».

Who pays €2? EU citizens aged 18 to 25. Who does not pay? Under 18s, residents of the Comune di Roma, licensed tour guides, and anyone arriving on the first Sunday of the month. The dates for the coming months are in the article on free Sundays.

Why did the Pantheon go from €5 to €7?

The extra €2 from each ticket funds the Piano Olivetti for Culture, supporting local libraries in disadvantaged areas and inland regions.

The Ministry writes it like this: «The €2 increase for each ticket will go to the actions provided for under the Piano Olivetti», with a precise goal, «support for local libraries in disadvantaged areas and inland regions».

Translated: you enter a Roman temple almost two thousand years old and part of the ticket goes to a neighbourhood library. It is not a surcharge for a new service inside the Pantheon. The monument, the time slot and the rules remain the same.

What remains the same with the new price?

Reductions and free entry remain unchanged. The entry rules are those published by the Ministry: time slots, no cloakroom, no Roma Pass.

• Time slots. Entry is «in time slots until availability is exhausted», and the ticket is valid for one entry only, within its time slot. The page requests «maximum punctuality».
• No skip-the-line. The official page states clearly: «There are no 'skip-the-line' / 'skip the line' entry methods». Everyone enters in their chosen time slot.
• No Roma Pass. «Entry to the Pantheon is not included in the Roma Pass and Omnia Card circuit.»
• No cloakroom. Only bring what you can carry.
• Mass remains free. On Saturday and the eve of holidays at 17:00, on Sunday and holidays at 10:30, entry is free for worship. Ticket sales stop one hour before.

Where can I buy the official €7 ticket?

Online on the Musei Italiani portal, or on site at the ticket offices and automatic machines, with PagoPA payment.

The visit calendar is monthly. Tickets for one month go «on sale in the middle of the previous month»: December tickets in mid-November, January tickets in mid-December. If you have a fixed date, check the calendar as soon as it is released. No official page publishes attendance data, and we do not invent it.

On site, the ticket office closes at 18:00. The last entry with an individual ticket is at 18:30, the Pantheon closes at 19:00. All steps, with time slots and closing days, are in the Pantheon ticket guide.

A live guide inside the Pantheon with the ticket already included. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

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Official ticket or GetYourGuide: what does each one include?

The official ticket costs €7 and covers entry in your time slot. GetYourGuide options start from $8 and add an audio guide, an app, a host at the meeting point or a live guide.

They are different products. The official ticket is just entry. GetYourGuide offers include a ticket for a time slot plus something else: an audio guide, a digital guide on your phone with assistance at the meeting point, or a person who tells you about the Pantheon live. All those listed here can be cancelled for free up to 24 hours before.

Two practical things. With the ticket with app you need your own earphones and a charged phone. For the guided tour with ticket each participant must be registered with their full name, and a document is required. GetYourGuide prices are starting prices in dollars, October 2026, and may change.

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