Things to do in Pantheon
The Pantheon was built in the Augustan period and is dedicated to all the gods worshiped in the days of ancient Rome. Rebuilt by Emperor Adriano between 118 and 128 AD, the building is a typical example of classical architecture: the calculation of the geometries and the perfect harmony of its lines make it stable and balanced.
With the advent of Christianity, the Pantheon was converted into a Christian basilica in the early seventh century by the name of Santa Maria della Rotonda. This conversion has allowed it to remain intact over the centuries and unaffected by looting and damage operated into Rome of the popes against the classical buildings.
Today the Pantheon can claim the status of a Minor Basilica and is home to millions of tourists every year.
Our recommendations in Pantheon
Vatican: Basilica, Dome and underground early bird tour
Admire the stunning frescoes, statues and mosaics of the Basilica and its square, set foot on the summit of the famous Michelangelo's Dome.
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Discover the most important sights in Rome hopping on and off at any of the stops around the city. Choose between 3 ticket options and enjoy 4 self-guided walking tours.
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Renaissance and Baroque private walking tour in Rome's city center
Walk the center city of Rome on a 3-hour tour with a local art guide to learn the history of the monuments from the Baroque and Renaissance periods, with your tickets from Musement.
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Enjoy a tour covering some of the most important sites of the city, including the Pantheon!
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Vatican: Basilica, Dome and underground early bird tour
Admire the stunning frescoes, statues and mosaics of the Basilica and its square, set foot on the summit of the famous Michelangelo's Dome.
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Discover the most important sights in Rome hopping on and off at any of the stops around the city. Choose between 3 ticket options and enjoy 4 self-guided walking tours.
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Renaissance and Baroque private walking tour in Rome's city center
Walk the center city of Rome on a 3-hour tour with a local art guide to learn the history of the monuments from the Baroque and Renaissance periods, with your tickets from Musement.
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Enjoy a tour covering some of the most important sites of the city, including the Pantheon!
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Walking tour with Tiber cruise and Trastevere food tasting
Taste some local food from Trastevere market, sail over the river Tiber and discover Rome's main sights with the help of your expert guide.
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Get your Go City's Explorer Pass, scan your pass at the entrance and you'll have access to Rome's most famous attractions. It's easy and convenient!
Take part in an official guided visit to the Pantheon to learn about its importance. Admire the interiors' details, the immense dome, and its famous oculus.
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Rome's top sights private tour with Pantheon and main squares
Book an early morning tour of Rome's top sights with a friendly local guide. Get up close to the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and Spanish Steps with fewer crowds.
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Explore Rome at your own pace: enjoy an app containing over 130 points of interest, transport routes, sightseeing itineraries and walking tours.
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Trevi Fountain, Navona, Pantheon and Spanish Steps walking tour
Explore the Pantheon, Navona, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps while uncovering hidden gems in the historic center of the Eternal City.
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Reviews Pantheon
“Excellent tour! We visited the main monuments of Rome on an electric bike that was very comfortable! The staff was welcoming and our guide Arina , very freindly and full of knowledge. We felt that the money was well spent. I would definitely book another tour with them in the future.”
“Our guide was very knowledgeable. She gave us so much information, obviously loved her subject. She was friendly and approachable.”
“We loved this trip. Our favorite of the 5 we took in Rome. Our guide and driver marco was excellent. We saw all the sights of Rome and Margo stopped multiple times so we could get out and have closer looks. We went down the tiniest streets on the electric buggy. 100% recommend as a great way to see Rome.”
