Explore the well-preserved interior of the Pantheon with an expert guide.

Founded by Marco Agrippa between 25 and 27 B.C. as a temple to the 12 gods, the building was originally part of a complex created on his property in the Campo Marzio. The building inspired the great artists of the Renaissance and remains one of the greatest architectural masterpieces of antiquity.

On a 45-minute tour, you will learn the history and lesser-known facts about the best-preserved monument in Ancient Rome and you will discover how the Basilica has represented the expression of Rome's glory for over 2,000 years. Find out how a Roman temple became the last resting place for artists and royal families, and admire the immense dome, with a diameter of 43.30 meters, and its famous oculus, that allows natural light to illuminate the beautiful interior.

Take part in an official guided visit of the Ancient Roman monument
Learn about the Pantheon's importance from Ancient Rome to the Renaissance
Admire the interiors' details, the immense dome, and its famous oculus

Shoulders and knees must be covered in order to access the Pantheon. Please dress accordingly
Admission to the Pantheon complex is 5 euros per person. Free admission for residents of Rome. You can purchase the entrance ticket online on the web platform of the Italian Ministry of Culture or directly at the entrance of the monument, using cash or electronic payment
Please bring with you an ID with photo