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Where to start
The visit
Plan
Tours
- All tours
- Guided tour of the Pantheon with ticketThe most reviewed guided tour: live guide inside the Pantheon, ticket included, three meeting points.
- Pantheon ticket with audio guideThe most reviewed ticket: timed entry and audio guide with the voices of the protagonists, no live guide.
- Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna on footPantheon ticket in all three options; the full version reaches Trevi and Piazza di Spagna with a gelato break.
- Small group guided tourOfficial guide and ticket included, 50 minutes inside the Pantheon; earphones for groups of 6 or more.
- Pantheon ticket with interactive appTimed ticket and digital audio guide on your phone; the staff at the meeting point helps you activate it.
- Small group with exclusive access optionClassic 40-minute tour or option with Basilica of Neptune areas, rear entrance, and coffee tasting.
- Semi-private tour with an archaeologistAn archaeologist, a semi-private group, and one and a half hours to understand how the Pantheon was built. Ticket included.
- Pantheon after closing with Bach and Mozart concertThe Pantheon closed to the public: audio guide, then a live concert of Bach and Mozart under the dome.
- Pantheon with access to the Basilica of NeptunePantheon ticket plus access to the ruins of the Basilica of Neptune, with a licensed local guide and a projector.
- Navona, Pantheon, Trevi and Piazza di Spagna at sunsetTwo hours on foot from Navona to Piazza di Spagna with a licensed guide. The Pantheon is only seen from the outside.
- Street food in the historic centreTwo and a half hours between Campo de' Fiori and the Ghetto: supplì, porchetta, Roman pizza, carciofo alla giudia, and gelato.
Guides
- All guides
- Tickets and pricesHow much it costs, where to buy, and what each option includes.
- Free entryFirst Sunday, under 18, residents, and Mass: who does not pay.
- Guided toursLive guide, archaeologist, or walk: what each one includes.
- What to see insideDome, oculus, tombs, and doors: the tour of the rotunda.
- Practical tipsClothing, hours, bags, and rain: before entering.
- History in briefAgrippa, Hadrian, 609, and the dome that holds up.
Blog
- All articles
- The €7 ticketThe new price, reductions, and where the extra €2 goes.
- Free Sundays 2026-27The eight first Sundays up to June 2027 and how to enter.
- Rose petals at Pentecost 2027The rain of petals from the oculus: the 2027 date, Mass, entry.
The site
Quick answers
- How much does the Pantheon ticket cost?
- Can you buy the ticket directly at the Pantheon?
- When is entry to the Pantheon free?
- What time is Mass at the Pantheon?
- Is there a skip-the-line ticket for the Pantheon?
- What are the Pantheon opening hours?
- Can you enter the Pantheon in shorts?
- Can I enter with a backpack?
- How long does it take to visit the Pantheon?
- Who is buried in the Pantheon?
- Why does the Pantheon have a hole in the dome?
- Does the Roma Pass cover the Pantheon?