Description
With these Pantheon tickets and a digital audio guide, you visit one of the best-known buildings left by ancient Rome at your own pace. At the meeting point, staff hand you the entry ticket in return for your booking voucher and set up the guide on your phone. After that you go in alone for about an hour.
The Pantheon began as a Roman temple and is now a working church, which is why shoulders and knees must be covered. Inside, the audio commentary explains how the building was made, how its purpose changed over the centuries, and who rests there, among them Raphael and the first kings of Italy.
- The great dome and its marble interior
- The Oculus, the open circle that lets daylight fall into the space
- The tombs of Raphael and the first kings of Italy
Plan a few things beforehand. The guide runs on your own smartphone, so bring headphones and download it before going in, since the connection inside is limited; after that it works offline. There is no live guide and no audio device to borrow. Each visitor needs a valid ID or passport, and entry can be paused during religious services.