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The 15 most popular pantheon tours & tickets in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Skip-the-line Pantheon reserved entry with a downloadable audio guide, letting you admire the dome and oculus at your own pace.
Most Popular“Amazing place for the age of it, awe inspiring, loved it, wife & 13 year old less enthusiastic”
Skip-the-line 45-minute Pantheon tour with a live guide, timed entry, oculus dome views, and the stories behind Raphael’s tomb.
“Having a real person as opposed to an audio guide brought it to life, added personality and a clear love for the Pantheon. Only 45 mins so not too long with no boring info.”
Small-group Rome sunset walk to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona with a licensed English guide and fewer crowds.
“Great tour, our guide was very knowledgeable and gave us both history and legend surrounding monuments. She even pointed out a great gelato spot we stopped at while the others enjoyed Trevi Fountain.”
Skip-the-line Pantheon tour from Piazza Navona with a guided walk, Ancient Rome video, and time inside for the dome and Raphael’s tomb.
“Exceptional - Jason is very knowledgeable and a great guide.”
A 2-hour guided walk from the Capuchin Crypt bones to Pantheon wonders, with Trevi Fountain and included entry tickets for $76.
“everything great..and the presentation from gabriela also”
Skip the busy line at Rome’s Pantheon and use a free e-book guide to understand the Oculus, tombs, and key artworks in hours.
“Imperdibile”
A small-group, guided walk joining the Pantheon and the Jewish Ghetto, with skip-the-line entry, headsets, and major art-religion-politics stops.
“Our tour guide didn’t show up. Then when I called she said wait 15 more minutes she’s running late. We waited. Then after 30 more minutes she texted me that she’s canceling and will refund me - TBD. It was a waste of an hour when I only have 2 days in Rome.”
A small-group walk from Piazza Venezia to the Pantheon with an exclusive entry ticket, Trevi legends, Sant’Ignazio frescoes, and expert storytelling.
“La guía Alma, ha sido excelente, nos ha explicado múltiples detalles, y muy agradable. Muy agradecidos por sus servicios”
Smart audio visit to Rome’s Pantheon with entry ticket, optional train from Naples or Florence, and a downloadable Rome guide.
2-hour Rome walk from the Capuchin Crypt to the Pantheon, with Trevi Fountain and skip-line tickets. $82 with expert guides.
“Muy bueno! Nuestra guía en español, Estefania, nos brindó muchísima información de cada lugar, estuvo siempre atenta a nuestras dudas e hizo que nos sintieramos super cómodos! Realmente con ella nos sumergimos en la historia de Roma! Lo recomiendo!”
Guided Pantheon tour plus Colosseum priority entry. Self-paced Forum and Palatine Hill with views, in a tight 3-hour plan.
“Worst experience. I waited for the tour guide for more than 30mins, but no one turned up. I called the office number, and no one answered my call. I sent an email to request for refund, and still no one responded after 3 days. Really a disappointing experience.”
Guided St. Peter’s Basilica and Pantheon tour with English live guide, headphones, and Raphael’s tomb visit. Efficient Rome must-dos.
“The guide was informative but challenging to understand. Then title says “Out said” which wasn’t clear to me that it was outside of the Coliseum.”
Skip the line at Rome’s Pantheon, then walk the Jewish Ghetto. Learn art, religion, and politics on a guided 2-hour tour.
“Very nice tour of the Pantheon. Thanks to Maria for having shared with us her knowledge about this wonder of Rome. It was also nice to walk with her along the Jewish Ghetto.”
1-hour Pantheon audio tour with priority entry: Hadrian, the dome, oculus secrets. English or Italian. $17.
“we loved the Pantheon but your tickets were invalid so we had to pay again!!!”
A 3.5-hour private loop through Rome’s main squares and fountains, ending with a skip-the-line Pantheon inside visit.
From the Colosseum and the Forum to the Vatican, the catacombs and a long Roman lunch, every way to spend a day in the city.
