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Pantheon Rome Tickets – Discover a masterpiece of Ancient Rome

Step inside one of the world's best-preserved Roman buildings and admire its extraordinary dome, open oculus and nearly two thousand years of history in the heart of Rome.

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World Heritage Site

The Pantheon of Rome

A masterpiece of Roman engineering and architecture

The Pantheon, now the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres, traces its origins to Agrippa's temple (27–25 BC). The present building was rebuilt under Hadrian between AD 118 and 125. Its Rotunda measures 43.30 m in both diameter and height, opening to the sky through an oculus about 9 m wide.

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The Pantheon of Rome
Rome, ItalyAn eternal symbol of Roman grandeur

Here, time also looks to the sky.

Nearly two thousand years of history in the heart of Rome
Ubicación

Location

Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italia.

Horario

Opening hours

Daily, 9:00–19:00. Last admission: 18:30.

Entrada

Admission

Tourist admission for the selected date and time. Priority access is not included.

Mitología

Did you know?

Since 609, the Pantheon has been the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres.

The 43.30-metre dome

The 43.30-metre dome

Its five rings of coffers progressively reduce the structure's weight towards the oculus.

The oculus

The oculus

A circular opening about 9 metres wide illuminates the interior and lets natural light enter directly.

The Rotunda

The Rotunda

The vast circular space has near-perfect proportions: both its diameter and height measure 43.30 metres.

Agrippa's portico

Agrippa's portico

The monumental pronaos is supported by sixteen Corinthian columns of grey and pink granite.

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  • Art
  • History
  • Culture
  • Rome
The Pantheon in numbers

Numbers that impress

A masterpiece that still defies time.

Ejemplares
43,30 m

Rotunda diameter

The Rotunda's interior height and diameter are virtually identical.

Obras
≈ 9 m

Oculus diameter

The central opening in the dome is the main source of direct natural light.

Trajes
16

Corinthian columns

The monumental portico retains sixteen columns of grey and pink granite.

Cerámicas
22

Historic drains

The floor features a historic drainage system that carries away rainwater entering through the oculus.

The Pantheon is not just a building, it is a thousand-year conversation between humankind, beauty and time.
Rome always inspires

Useful information

Opening hours

Daily from 9:00 to 19:00. Last individual admission is at 18:30; opening hours may vary for religious celebrations or operational needs.

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Visit duration and interior

A visit usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. The vast dome and its central oculus, about 9 metres in diameter, are the interior's most striking features.

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Location

The Pantheon stands in Rome's historic centre. Barberini and Spagna stations on Line A are about a 15–20 minute walk away, with several bus stops also nearby.

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Getting there

The Pantheon stands in Rome's historic centre. Barberini and Spagna stations on Line A are about a 15–20 minute walk away, with several bus stops also nearby.

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Accessibility

Accessible entry for visitors with reduced mobility is via the exterior ramp on the Via della Minerva side.

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The Pantheon's oculus

The oculus remains open to the sky and provides the main source of natural light. When it rains, incoming water is carried away through the drainage system built into the ancient floor.

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What to see inside the <span>Pantheon of Rome</span>?
A masterpiece of Ancient Rome

What to see inside the Pantheon of Rome?

Roman architecture, engineering, funerary art and history come together in one of Antiquity's best-preserved monuments.

The 43.30-metre dome

The Pantheon's most remarkable architectural feature, with five rings of coffers that progressively lighten the structure.

The oculus

A circular opening around 9 metres wide that illuminates the interior and transforms the space throughout the day.

The Rotunda

A space of near-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

Renaissance master Raphael, 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.

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Frequently asked questions

Is BeTraveller the official Pantheon of Rome website?

No. BeTraveller is an independent travel platform offering booking services, traveller support and content related to various attractions. We are not the Pantheon of Rome, the Italian Ministry of Culture or the body responsible for administering the monument.

Is the BeTraveller price the same as the official price?

Not necessarily. The final price offered by BeTraveller may include additional services and management fees. The total amount is shown before you confirm the purchase.

What am I buying on BeTraveller?

You are buying the travel product described during the booking process. Depending on the option chosen, it may include the entry ticket and additional BeTraveller services such as booking management, support or digital content. Everything included is shown before payment.

Is there skip-the-line access to the Pantheon?

There is no official "Skip the Line" ticket type. Access follows the conditions set by the monument.

How long do you need to visit the Pantheon?

Most visitors spend between 30 and 60 minutes. With the audio guide and a closer look around, the visit may take a little longer.

What does the ticket include?

It includes tourist admission to the Pantheon on the selected date and time slot, subject to the monument's rules, capacity and operations.

Do I need to select a time?

Yes. Online tickets require you to select a date and time slot, which you must follow.

Is skip-the-line entry available?

No. The Pantheon administration expressly states that there is no official “skip-the-line” option.

Can I enter for free?

Yes, if you qualify for free admission, such as visitors under 18, Rome residents, visitors on the first Sunday of the month or other eligible categories.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. As the Pantheon is a basilica, shoulders should be covered and excessively short, low-cut or transparent clothing should be avoided.

Can I take photos?

Personal photos and videos are allowed with standard devices. Professional equipment requires authorisation.

Is the Pantheon accessible?

Yes. Visitors with disabilities or reduced mobility can use the exterior ramp on the Via della Minerva side.

Can I bring a backpack or suitcase?

There is no cloakroom. We recommend travelling light and following the security instructions at the entrance.

Can the name on an online ticket be changed?

For tickets purchased through the Musei Italiani system, the name can be changed once, no later than 72 hours before the booked date and time.

The Pantheon lies in Rome's historic centre, between Piazza Navona, Via del Corso, the Trevi Fountain and Campo de’ Fiori. The final stretch is easily covered on foot.

Your guide to reaching the Pantheon of Rome

Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italia.

Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italia.

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