The Pantheon in Rome is an ancient temple. Built around 113-125 AD, it was a temple for all Roman gods. Its name means "temple of every god."
Over time, it became a Christian church in 609 AD. Today, it's a symbol of Rome's rich history and architecture.
The Pantheon's dome is a marvel. It's the world's largest not-reinforced concrete dome. The oculus, a 27-foot hole at the top, lets in natural light and rain. The interior features marble floors and columns.
The Pantheon is the final resting place for Italian kings and artists, including Raphael. It is also now a functioning Catholic church named di Santa Maria and Martyres.
Pantheon Guided Tours offers deep insights into its history and design. These tours reveal hidden details and stories. Discover the charm and history of the Pantheon with an expert guide.
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Our Pantheon tours go beyond the structure itself. Explore Campo de' Fiori's lively market or visit the Trevi Fountain nearby. Let us unlock the Pantheon's secrets and weave its history into your Roman adventure.
Admire the breathtaking trompe-l'œil ceiling by Andrea Pozzo, which creates an illusion of a grand dome. The church also features beautiful frescoes and Baroque architecture.
Visit Rome’s only Gothic church with a blue ceiling and Michelangelo's statue of Christ the Redeemer. Admire the tombs of Popes Leo X and Clement VII.
Explore this Baroque church known for its unique Rococo architecture and intricate frescoes. The ornate interior, with its detailed stuccoes and statues, is a visual delight for visitors.
Discover the charm of Piazza Navona, just a short stroll from the Pantheon. Admire Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers and soak up the lively atmosphere of street performers and outdoor cafes in this iconic square.
Make a wish at the legendary Trevi Fountain, a must-see attraction near the Pantheon. Marvel at the Baroque design and toss a coin for luck in returning to the Eternal City.
Visit the Doria Pamphilj family's art gallery near the Pantheon. See gems by famous artists like Titian and Velázquez. The lavish palace shows Rome's past.
Shop along Via del Corso, near the Pantheon, Rome's top shopping street. Explore luxury boutiques and designer stores for fashion, jewellery, and other items on this famous avenue.
Experience the vibrant Campo de' Fiori Market, where locals and tourists browse fresh produce, spices, and artisanal goods. Explore stalls with fruits, flowers, and cheeses. Enjoy the lively atmosphere while shopping for Italian ingredients and gifts.
Discover Piazza Navona's market for unique crafts and traditional goods. Browse through stalls filled with handcrafted ceramics, leather items, and art. Meet local artisans, chat with vendors, and take home a piece of Rome's culture.
Experience the lively atmosphere of Piazza della Rotonda near the Pantheon at night. Experience vibrant nightlife with cafes, bars, and live music for a memorable evening in Rome.
Experience the elegance of Salotto 42, a chic bar in the heart of Rome. Enjoy inventive cocktails in a stylish setting, perfect for a fun night out. Savor the trendy atmosphere with every drink.
For wine lovers, Enoteca Corsi attracts with its classic charm and exquisite selection. Delight your palate with a variety of local wines in this famous wine bar. Let the local staff guide you through Italy's rich wine culture as you unwind in a cozy setting.
Experience ancient Rome by visiting the Roman Forum and Colosseum. Walk among the ruins of old temples and buildings. Then, marvel at the Colosseum and imagine the gladiator battles that once took place there.
Explore Vatican City, the heart of Christianity. See wonders in the Vatican Museums, like Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling. Visit St. Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church, and admire its stunning structure and sacred art.
Visit Ostia Antica, an ancient port city near Rome. Discover well-preserved baths, temples, and streets that show daily life in ancient Rome. See beautiful mosaics, frescoes, and a historic theatre in this once-thriving town.
