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The best Pantheon tickets and tours

Entry tickets with an audio guide, a small-group visit with the Trevi Fountain, a walk past the Spanish Steps, opening hours and the free first Sunday. Here is how to visit the Pantheon. We are honest about the line at the door, resellers and paying more than the €7 ticket.

By the Things to Do in Rome editorial team 5 tours compared Prices checked 25 October 2026

See our 5 picks
The front of the Pantheon on Piazza della Rotonda in Rome
Short answer

The Pantheon of Rome is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and a ticket costs €7. Under-18s go free, and so does everyone on the first Sunday of the month. There is no skip-the-line: you buy online or at the desks, and go in by order of arrival.

Our 5 Pantheon picks

Two €7 tickets with an audio guide and three guided walks. All offer free cancellation on GetYourGuide, the listings say.

Pantheon tickets and tours compared

Pantheon tickets and tours compared
TourFromDurationWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Pantheon ticket with audio guide app 4.5 (10,525)€7
per person		1 hourA quick visit with the storyOur lead pick: 4.5 from 10,525 reviews, at the official €7.
Pantheon pre-booked ticket with audio tour 4.5 (595)€7
per person		Not statedThe same visit from a smaller sellerAlso €7, rated 4.5 from 595 reviews.
Trevi, Pantheon and Spanish Steps guided walk 4.3 (41)€22
per person		1.5–4 hoursA guided first look at the centreFrom €22 with a live guide; rated 4.3 from 41 reviews.
Small-group Pantheon and Trevi Fountain tour 4.5 (9)€69
per person		1 hourBoth sights with a guide, no ticket hassleFew reviews yet: 4.5 from 9 reviews.
Pantheon, Trevi, Navona and Colosseum city walk 4.5 (2)€59
per person		2 h 30 minA long walk across the centreFew reviews yet: 4.5 from 2 reviews.
  • None of the 5 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • All 5 offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

How to get Pantheon tickets in Rome

Buy Pantheon tickets on the Museiitaliani portal or app, or at the desks and machines on site. Free tickets, for under-18s and on the first Sunday, come from the desks and machines.

Our two ticket picks cost the same €7 on GetYourGuide and add an audio guide. With the app ticket, staff at the meeting point swap your voucher for the real ticket.

Pantheon ticket price

A full Pantheon ticket costs €7 since 1 July 2026; it was €5 before. Ages 18 to 25 pay €2, and under-18s go free.

Both ticket picks cost €7 too and add an audio guide. The small-group tour costs €69 and includes the Pantheon and Trevi basin tickets.

Full ticket
€7
Ages 18 to 25
€2
Under 18
Free
First Sunday
Free

Pantheon tours: with a guide or on your own

Go on your own with an audio guide for €7, or join a guided walk that passes the Pantheon from €22.

The €22 walk takes up to 30 people and starts at 11:30 a.m. daily. The €69 tour takes up to 10 and goes inside the Pantheon and to the Trevi basin. The €59 city walk does not include entry.

Find night walks and highlights walks that pass the Pantheon via our Rome tours page.

Inside the Pantheon: the dome and the tombs

Inside the Pantheon, look up at the dome and its round opening, the oculus. The listings also point out Raphael's tomb and the tombs of Italy's first kings.

The Pantheon is still a church, so the listings ask you to cover your knees and shoulders.

Opening hours and free days

The Pantheon is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Last entry is 6:30 p.m., and the ticket desks close at 6 p.m.

  • Closed: 25 December and 1 January. Hours can change for church services.
  • Free days: the first Sunday of every month, and 4 November 2026.
  • Mass: entry is free for worship at 5 p.m. on Saturdays and the evening before holidays, and at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays and holidays.

Booking tips for the Pantheon

  1. There is no skip-the-line

    Entry is by order of arrival, the Ministry of Culture says. No ticket lets you skip the line at the door.

  2. Official portal or a reseller

    The official sale is the Museiitaliani portal or app, or the desks on site. Resellers add an audio guide and a meeting point where you collect the ticket.

  3. Bring headphones

    Both €7 ticket picks use an audio guide on your own phone. Bring headphones and download the guide before you go in.

  4. Cover knees and shoulders

    The Pantheon is an active church. The listings ask for covered knees and shoulders.

  5. Bring ID

    The small-group tour says Pantheon tickets carry your name, and the app ticket asks for an ID or passport.

  6. If your plans change

    All five picks offer free cancellation, the listings say. Check the cut-off time before you book.

Questions people ask about the Pantheon

Do you need a ticket for the Pantheon?
Yes. Since 1 July 2026 a ticket costs €7, or €2 for ages 18 to 25. Under-18s go free, and entry is free for worship during Mass.

Where is the Pantheon?
The Pantheon stands on Piazza della Rotonda in the old centre. One of our picks meets at the fountain in front of it.

What is the Pantheon?
An ancient building that is still a church: Mass is held there on Saturday evenings, Sundays and holidays.

Who is buried in the Pantheon?
The listings name Raphael and Italy's first kings.

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Written by the Things to Do in Rome editorial team.