Admission Fee to the Pantheon

One of Italy’s most visited and popular landmarks is now charging admission to visitors. As of recent updates from Italy’s Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, accessing the Pantheon in Rome will cost 5 euros, roughly translating to $5.50. However, entry remains free for children under 18 and residents of Rome.

Entry Options and Additional Offers

The Pantheon currently provides a range of options for visitors to enhance their experience. Besides the standard visit, travelers can opt for add-ons like an audio tour priced at 8.50 euros or a guided tour lasting 45 minutes for 20 euros. Moreover, the Pantheon hosts live music performances and special events which may involve an additional fee.

Opening Hours and Reservations

The Pantheon welcomes visitors daily from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, with the last entry at 6:30 pm. It is essential to note that the site is closed on specific holidays, namely January 1, August 15, and December 25. Consequently, reservations are required for visits during Saturdays, Sundays, and major holidays.

Virtual Tour Availability

While the Pantheon stands as a remarkable ancient site, it has embraced modern technology to enhance accessibility. If you are unable to visit the Pantheon in person, a virtual 3D tour is available for exploration online here.

Historical Significance of the Pantheon

The Pantheon, meaning ‘of all gods’ as defined by the British Museum, was originally constructed between 25 and 27 BC and underwent reconstruction from 118 to 125 AD. Standing at a height of 142 feet from base to the top of its dome, the Pantheon offers a magnificent comparison to the Statue of Liberty, which is 151 feet tall.