Pantheon Tours and Tickets

Combine three of Rome’s mightiest monuments into one tour. Dodge the crowds with skip-the-line access to the Colosseum and discover the legacy of the Roman emperors and gladiators that made the amphitheater so notorious. Next, stroll through the ancient streets of the Roman Forum, where you can admire the remains of the Temple of Hadrian and learn more about life in ancient Rome. Finally, stand in awe before the Pantheon in the morning, or the Palatine in the afternoon. This small-group tour is limited to 15 people to ensure a personalized experience.

Constructed around the year AD 125, the Pantheon ranks among the most important buildings in Rome, with a history tied into the city’s very foundations. On this independent visit, explore the Pantheon at your own pace—with your audio guide bringing the building’s fascinating past to life. Learn the role of important structures such as the domed cella and the oculus, and gain insight into the role the Pantheon plays in Roman history.

While the Pantheon’s massive dome immediately impresses, many independent travelers miss out on the finer details of the well-preserved ancient monument. On this guided tour, learn about the history, symbolism, and architectural details of the Pantheon. Plus, you’ll also get to see nearby landmarks, including Bernini’s Elephant and Obelisk and the Basilica of Neptune.

See some of the most beautiful architecture, fountains and squares in Rome on this walking tour of the city’s historical center. Stroll along cobbled laneways, stopping to visit famous attractions like the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps and the Pantheon. A break for gelato or coffee is included. When booking, you have the option to upgrade to include a tour of the Colosseum and other Ancient Rome sites beforehand.

See the best parts of Rome without waiting on a skip-the-line tour of the Colosseum and ancient Rome. Walk through the Roman Forum and Capitoline Hill, once the center of the Roman Empire; visit the oblong Piazza Navona, once a massive Roman circus; and tour the iconic Colosseum without wasting time in a queue. With a group size of 18 people at most, you get just the right amount of attention from your guide.

Discover Rome's layers of history during a short walking tour of its key sites. With a guide, check out visitor favorites such as the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, along with lively art-filled squares like Piazza Barberini. Hear the stories behind the landmarks as you stroll and pose for photos along the way. The morning tour ends a short walk away from the Vatican, making it a perfect choice if you plan to explore the Vatican later on your own.

Eat and sightsee your way around Rome’s historical Trevi neighborhood on this half-day food and landmarks tour. Visit the Trevi Fountain and 2nd-century Pantheon, and see the Piazza Navona, and more.  While strolling, make several food stops to sample specialities like cheeses, wines, prosciutto, pizza, and 'gelato' (ice cream), and explore Campo de' Fiori’s farmers' market. Food and wine tastings amount to a large lunch, and are all included.

Get an in-depth introduction to one of Rome’s most iconic ancient buildings on this express, small-group tour of the Pantheon, which includes visits to surrounding attractions. Get an inside peek at the massive, domed building, once a Roman temple, and stop at the Thermal Baths of Agrippa and Piazza della Minerva for little-known history lessons about Rome’s early days.

Only one Roman monument has stood the test of time almost unchanged: the Pantheon. Explore this remarkably well-preserved ancient relic — built in AD 125 — with an archaeologist, going far, far beyond guidebook-level knowledge. You’ll hear the stories of Roman architects and engineers, saints and emperors, politicians and soldiers, and leave having experienced a time-traveling adventure.

Explore Rome’s colorful religious history on this guided tour of the Pantheon and the Basilica of Santa Maria sopra Minerva. See ancient tombs, artwork, and landmarks as your guide uses multimedia tools and reconstructions to bring the past to vivid life.

The Pantheon is one of the most captivating sites in Rome, with a unique history and architecture that stretches 2,000 years into the past. With this guided tour, you’ll learn fascinating facts and lore about this ancient site as you stroll through the domed interior, stopping to admire its most important architectural features. Choose a tour time that fits your schedule and take in the highlights in less than an hour.

This small-group walking tour stands out by vising the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola, a lesser-known church just steps from the Pantheon noted for its painted ceilings. Start at Trajan's Market—home of the Museum of the Imperial Forum—and continue to the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and other top sights. Your guide ensures there’s enough time for photo stops and throwing a coin in the Trevi Fountain.

Get more bang for your buck by booking this guided tour of Rome's greatest hits—from fountain-studded Piazza Navona to the intimate Campo de' Fiori to the winding lanes of the Centro Storico. By foot and private coach, the tour is a great way to see the best of the Eternal City. Or upgrade to a full-day tour (with or without lunch) to see even more: the sites of Imperial Rome and even the Church of St. Peter in Chains with its magnificent Michelangelo sculptures. Then finish the day with a skip-the-line tour of the Colosseum.

If you have only a limited time to explore Rome's ancient sites, make this most of it with this guided tour of the Pantheon. Discovery the history and secrets of one of ancient Rome's best-preserved monuments and (optionally) extend your tour to farther explore the surrounding squares and churches.

When in Rome, treat yourself to a luxurious Italian dinner at a family-run restaurant near the Pantheon. Hosted by a culinary connoisseur, this evening experience includes local specialties, from pasta to a meat dish to dessert. Each course is accompanied by a glass of regional wine, and the evening starts with a classic Italian aperitivo in the private cellar, where you enjoy a glass of prosecco served with cured meat and cheeses. This small-group dinner is limited to 10 people for a more intimate experience.

Taste your way through Rome's street food scene on this gourmet walking tour. Sample a variety of street foods, such as zucchini flowers, suppli, pastries, and pizza, while taking in the impressive scenery of historic Rome all around you. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors to Rome and for foodies who want to learn more about Roman cuisine.

Optimize your time in Rome and get your bearings in just a few hours with this small-group walking tour that covers the top ten attractions. Set off with your guide from the Colosseum and make your way to the scenic overlook above Piazza del Popolo, passing A-list sights like Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps along the way.

Visit Rome's major attractions from its ancient era on this tour to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon. With a guide, learn about the days of gladiators and emperors, plus enjoy skip-the-line entry.

Seeing Rome in a day is a monumental task but this private, full-day tour covers it all. Visit the city’s iconic landmarks including the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Vatican City, avoiding long lines with priority access admission. Quickly get between sites with private transportation and enjoy a delicious Roman lunch as part of your package. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who are short on time.

Explore Rome in the quieter and cooler afternoon hours with this dusk highlights tour. Join your guide as the sun begins to lower over the Eternal City to take in A-list sights—think the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona—as well as lesser-known gems like the Sant'Ignazio di Loyola Church and Galleria Sciarra. Learn about the city's history and architecture from your guide as the sun sets and street lamps flicker on.

Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time resident of Rome, this tour is sure to leave you with a lasting impression of the city's beauty and charm. We will start our walking tour of this beautiful and historic city from Piazza Venezia, one of the most famous squares in Rome. This large square is home to a number of historic buildings, including the famous Vittorio Emanuele monument. We will then continue our tour to the Jewish Ghetto, a small area of the city that dates back to the 16th century. After that, we will take a walk to Campo de Fiori, a square in the heart of Rome. This square is famous for its vibrant street market, where you can explore the many stalls and pick up some souvenirs. We will then head over to Piazza Navona, to the Pantheon, and to Hadrian's Temple. You will finish your tour at the Trevi Fountain, the iconic Baroque masterpiece and one of the most famous fountains in the world.

Rome is a vast city with endless sights; this hop-on-hop-off bus tour lets you take in the A-list attractions without getting footsore. Choose a one-day, two-day, or three-day ticket to make the most of your time in the city. Listen to pre-recorded audio commentary along the route and hop off where you want to spend more time exploring—just catch the next passing bus when you’re ready to move on.

Learn about the history and architecture of one of Rome’s top ancient sites without the hassle of joining a guided tour with this Pantheon audioguide. Visit this Roman marvel at your own pace and take a deep dive into its unique construction and evolution over time from temple to Catholic church with audio explanations and film clips in your choice of language.

A visit that will allow participants to approach the Pantheon with an "almost technical" awareness. Santa Maria ad Martyres, the ancient Christian basilica consecrated to the martyr saints dead in the glory of their faith, the grandiose monument to the power of Rome, the plant built at the time of Augustus by his faithful general and servant friend Agrippa raised to a temple thanks to will of the emperor Hadrian, transformed into a church in the centuries following the Roman Empire, custodian, still today of the remains of men and women who participated in the cultural and political formation of Italy, will reveal part of its ancient secrets to eyes now more aware finally able to read what are the real roads that forces travel through what is apparently only a heavy and massive perimeter wall