How To Visit The Pantheon in 2024: Tickets, Hours, Tours, and More

Starting July 3rd, 2023, for the first time in its 2000-year history, entrance to the Pantheon will be charged. So, how much will it cost? How will you purchase tickets? What are the opening hours? We have all the answers here in our guide on how to visit the Pantheon to make sure that you can see one of the wonders of Rome.

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How to Visit the Pantheon: What We’ll Cover

Every time. Every single time. It doesn’t matter if it is my first time or my millionth, every time I enter the Pantheon, it takes my breath away. It is one of the undoubted superstars of Rome. But from July 23rd, you now need to purchase a ticket for a timed entrance slot. In this guide, I’ll cover the following;

Opening Hours
How to Purchase Tickets
How to Get There

When is the Pantheon Open

The Pantheon is open every day from 9.00 am to 7.00 pm (last entry 6.45 pm). Times may vary in accordance with special religious celebrations.
Access is free on the first Sunday of each month.
The Pantheon is closed on January 1st, August 15th, and December 25th.

How Much Does it Cost to Go In the Pantheon

Adults Over 25: €5.
Adults Between 18 and 25: €3 (proof of age may be requested).
Under 18’s and Residents of Rome: Free, but a ticket is still required.

How Do I Buy Tickets For the Pantheon

You can turn up and stand in line, where both contactless and cash payments are accepted. However, if you’re looking for a seamless and stress-free visit, we recommend booking a skip-the-line tour in advance.

See the Pantheon on a Rome in a day Tour

How Do I Get to the Pantheon

By Bus: The Buses n° 30, 40, 62, 64, 81, 87, and 492: get off at the Largo di Torre Argentina stop, which is about 500 yards from the Pantheon.
By Metro: The nearest Metro station Barberini on the Metro A line, is located around 1000 yards from the Pantheon.

What is the Pantheon

It’s one of the greatest monuments in the ancient world and a must-see site in the heart of Rome. We have plenty of tours that go there, but you can also explore our completely ‘Free Guide to the Pantheon,’ as well as our ‘Free Guide to Rome.’

Check Pantheon Tour Prices, Dates, and Descriptions.