Tickets to Roman Pantheon with Audio Guide, Rome
Tickets to Roman Pantheon with Audio Guide, Rome
Duration: 30 min (approx.)
30 min (approx.)
Access to multilingual audio guide
Access to multilingual audio guide
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Explore Rome's ancient temple, the Pantheon, known as "all the Gods," with your own audio guide for an insightful journey through its history. Built by Emperor Hadrian on a site originally commissioned by Marcus Agrippa during Augustus' reign, this structure has stood proudly in Rome for over 2,000 years. With these tickets, you'll access and collect your audio guide inside the Pantheon to learn about its fascinating past on your own schedule.
Explore Rome's ancient temple, the Pantheon, known as "all the Gods," with your own audio guide for an insightful journey through its history. Built by Emperor Hadrian on a site originally commissioned by Marcus Agrippa during Augustus' reign, this structure has stood proudly in Rome for over 2,000 years. With these tickets, you'll access and collect your audio guide inside the Pantheon to learn about its fascinating past on your own schedule.
One of Rome’s best-preserved ancient monuments is the remarkable history you can explore within The Pantheon.
The transformation from a Pagan temple into a revered Christian church highlights Hadrian's intriguing role in constructing the Pantheon and its fascinating narrative.
Architectural harmony shines through as visitors admire distinct sections: a stunning portico with granite columns, an iconic domed rotunda, and a connecting rectangular area within The Pantheon.
The oculus at the center of the dome allows natural light to enter, creating a dramatic and ethereal effect in this fun fact about the Pantheon.
Tickets for entry to The Pantheon
Audio tour available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, German, and Russian
Individual Costs
Pantheon in Rome with illuminated fountain at sunset.
The Pantheon: Rome's Iconic Temple
Dedicated to all Gods, "The Pantheon" means just that in Greek (pan = all, theos = God). Standing as a symbol of Roman grandeur for over 2,000 years, this temple was constructed by Emperor Hadrian on land previously occupied by a structure commissioned by Marcus Agrippa during Augustus's reign.
Explore with an Audio Guide
This ticket provides access to the Pantheon’s audio guide available at the desk inside. As you start your self-guided tour, uncover intriguing details about its history and transformation into a church and mausoleum. Discover architectural marvels like the oculus of its vast dome.
Don't forget to bring personal smartphone headphones (no Bluetooth or wireless options), though they can be purchased at the audioguide desk if needed.
Oculus in the Pantheon dome, Rome, with sunlight streaming through.
Pantheon altar in Rome with ornate columns and religious statues.
Pantheon in Rome with illuminated fountain at sunset.
Oculus in the Pantheon dome, Rome, with sunlight streaming through.
Pantheon altar in Rome with ornate columns and religious statues.
Tomb of King Victor Emmanuel II inside the Pantheon, Rome, with marble columns.
To pick up your audio guide, you'll need to show an original photo ID like a passport or driver's license. Digital IDs and photocopies won't work here.
- Dress code: Ensure shoulders, knees, and backs are covered.
Pets aren't allowed inside The Pantheon.
The site offers wheelchair access as well as pram/stroller facilities for visitors' convenience.
Pantheon altar with Madonna of Mercy fresco, Rome.
Crucifix inside the Pantheon, Rome, with detailed brick wall background.
Tomb of King Victor Emmanuel II inside the Pantheon, Rome, with marble columns.
Pantheon altar with Madonna of Mercy fresco, Rome.
Crucifix inside the Pantheon, Rome, with detailed brick wall background.
Bring an official photo ID like a driver's license or passport when collecting your audio guide to ensure smooth entry.
To make the most of your visit, consider starting with attractions that are farther away and work your way back towards the Pantheon.
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- Closed on 1st Jan 2026, 15th Aug 2026 and 25th Dec 2026.
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