Visit
Welcome to the ultimate guide to visiting the Pantheon, the monument that has defied time and conquered history.
Here you will find all the information you need to organize your visit: from tickets to schedules, guided tours to the thousand-year history of this architectural wonder. Avoid long lines and discover the best ways to visit the Pantheon without stress.
Buy tickets online
with “skip the line” options and exclusive visits
Find out the opening hours
and the best days to visit it
Book a guided tour
for a more immersive experience
Tickets and prices
Visiting the Pantheon is a must-see experience, but choosing the right ticket can make all the difference. Here are the two main options available.
the absolute best-selling
Pantheon: Ticket with quick access + Official Audio Guide
Discover every detail of the Pantheon and explore Rome’s iconic monument with the official audio guide.
Pantheon: Quick Access Ticket + Guided Tour
Skip the line and experience an exclusive tour: see the wonders and relive the history of the Pantheon with an expert guide.
What to see inside the Pantheon
Discover what to see inside the Pantheon: a journey under the majestic dome, among ancient marbles, oculus light effects and centuries of perfectly preserved history.
How and when to visit the Pantheon
Located in the heart of Rome, the Pantheon is easily accessible by various means of transportation. To avoid queues, it is best to visit in the early morning or late afternoon. During the peak season months (April-September), weekdays are less crowded than weekends.
Opening hours and closing days
The Pantheon is open year-round, except January 1 and December 25. Time restrictions may take place in conjunction with religious ceremonies.
Daily (last entry 6:30 p.m.)
09:00 – 19:00
january 1
Closed
december 25
Closed
Line A, “Barberini” stop. This is the fastest and most direct method.
ATAC lines that stop nearby are 30, 40, 62, 64, 81, 87, and 492.
Take Line 8 and get off at Piazza Venezia, from there it’s about a 700-meter walk.
Convenient but more expensive solution.
From the historic center, you can reach the Pantheon with a pleasant walk.
BEST HOTELS NEAR PANTHEON
Where to sleep near the Pantheon
Looking for a hotel with a Pantheon view? Or a bed & breakfast from which to reach the basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres with a short and scenic walk? Find out which are the best hotels, vacation homes and B&Bs from which you can admire the Pantheon simply by opening the window of your room.
BEST RESTAURANTS NEAR PANTHEON
Where to eat near the Pantheon
Have you visited the Pantheon and got hungry? Want to know the best restaurants or trattorias nearby? Discover the best typical inns in Rome where you can enjoy real pasta all’amatriciana, pizza or other typical specialties of the capital.
History of the Pantheon: from the Ancient Romans to today
Discover the fascinating history of the Pantheon, jewel of ancient Rome. Built as a temple dedicated to the gods, later transformed into a Christian basilica, it has maintained its majesty intact to this day.
Discover the Pantheon: guided tours, experiences and special tickets
Want a more complete experience? Choose from guided tours, exclusive access, and combined tickets with the Forum and Palatine. A unique way to discover the Pantheon from different perspectives.
What to know before visiting the Pantheon
Be sure to plan ahead for your visit to the Pantheon. Find out how to get there and what tips you can use to best explore this symbol of Rome:
Tickets
Book your tickets in advance! The Pantheon is one of the most visited monuments in the world, and tickets with scheduled admission times sell out quickly, especially during peak season. To avoid long waits and the risk of not finding availability, it is strongly recommended to purchase tickets online in advance.
Recommended clothing
Comfortable and respectful clothing is recommended for visiting the Pantheon, considering that it is a place of worship. It is preferable to wear covered shoulders and knees, avoid clothes that are too short or low-cut, and comfortable footwear for walking on the large space inside and near the entrance.
Who can access the Pantheon
The Pantheon can be accessed by all visitors. Since it is an active basilica, it is important to respect times of worship: during religious services, entry may be restricted or subject to silence and respect for the place. Therefore, access is open to tourists, worshippers and school groups, with paths accessible to people with reduced mobility as well.
Accompaniment of minors
Minors may enter the Pantheon accompanied by a responsible adult. It is recommended that children and youth be supervised at all times during the visit, both for safety reasons and out of respect for the place of worship. Some activities, such as the use of audio guides or participation in guided tours, may require adult supervision.
Security Control
Security checks are provided at the entrance to the Pantheon to ensure the protection of visitors and the monument. All visitors must pass through metal detectors and their luggage may be inspected. It is recommended to avoid backpacks or bulky items and follow staff directions for quick and safe access.
Pets allowed
No animals are allowed inside the Pantheon, with the exception of guide dogs for people with visual impairments. It is important to respect this rule to ensure safety, hygiene and respect for the place of worship. Therefore, animals must remain outside or in specially dedicated areas.
Accessibility for the disabled
Entrance to the Pantheon is free for people with disabilities and a companion. The main entrance has a dedicated ramp and the interior is level, allowing use of the spaces with a wheelchair or for those with mobility difficulties.
Luggage storage
There is no luggage storage service inside the Pantheon. It is recommended to bring only small backpacks or bags, as bulky items may not be allowed at the entrance. For larger luggage, external storage services near the monument should be used.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have questions about visiting the Pantheon? Check out our FAQ section to find detailed answers to frequently asked questions, such as cost, tour duration, what to see inside, and more.
Yes, the Pantheon provides various solutions designed to facilitate access for people with disabilities. There is a dedicated ramp that allows barrier-free entry, and the completely level interior spaces are suitable for wheelchairs or visitors with reduced mobility. There are no upper floors to reach, but staff offer qualified assistance. For more detailed information, it is recommended that you check the official website or contact the reception service in advance to best arrange every step of your visit experience here.
Typically, a visit to the Pantheon takes 30-40 minutes, enough time to grasp its charms, observe the play of light in the Oculus, admire the harmony of the architecture, and visit the tombs of the artists and rulers resting inside. Those who want a more in-depth experience can devote more time, especially by choosing thematic tours, audio guides or guided tours that allow for an even richer and more exciting immersion.
- Low Season: In the winter months (November to February, excluding the Christmas-New Year period) you will find fewer crowds and can move more leisurely.
- Weekdays: avoiding weekends and holidays can help you encounter shorter lines, especially if you arrive early in the morning (opening is usually around 8:30 a.m.).
Online booking: if possible, book your ticket in advance and choose a less popular time slot (early morning or mid-afternoon) to reduce wait times.
No, no food or drinks are allowed inside the Pantheon. In order to respect the preservation of the monument and ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors, any snacks or beverages should be consumed only in the outdoor areas or dedicated areas outside the basilica.