Pantheon - Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres
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Among the ancient classic buildings, the Pantheon is certainly the best preserved one, as a result of its transformation into a Church (Saint Mary and the Martyrs)in 609. The original structure was constructed between 27 and 25 BC by Marcus Vipsanio Agrippa to celebrate Augustus and was then dedicated to the main deities of the Julio-Claudian family. The present building was reconstructed during Emperor Hadrian’s time (118-125 AD). Un enorme muro cilindrico (la Rotonda) di oltre 6 metri di spessore sorregge la monumentale volta, la più grande cupola realizzata in calcestruzzo romano, del diametro di 43,30 metri e pari di height.
Opening times
*ticketoffice openuntil 6:00 p.m. – last admission 6:30 p.m.
The opening times may be subject to change in accordance with religious celebrations.
Ticket sales will be discontinued one hour before the start of each liturgical activity, during which, as well as for Mass (5 p.m. Saturday and pre-holidays, 10:30 a.m. Sunday and holidays), admission will be free for worship.
Closed
December 25 and January 1 except extraordinary openings on MiC project as per DM 330 30/06/2016 Criteria for public opening, supervision and security of state museums and places of culture.
Notice is hereby given that this Institute is committed to offering the public the most extended visiting hours possible, in compliance with the criteria for the public opening, supervision and security of state museums and places of culture provided for by the Ministerial Decree of June 30, 2016, pending the completion of the planned competitive procedures aimed at overcoming the current staff shortages and the consequent increase in the number of staff on duty.
Tickets
€5.00 FULL
€ 2.00 REDUCED (EU citizens between 18 and 25 years old)
FREE(under 18, residents in the territory of the City of Rome, first Sunday of the month)
For the full list of facilities visit the MiC page (https://cultura.gov.it/agevolazioni)
Access to the Pantheon is allowed only through the purchase of official tickets through the Museiitaliani portal, the museiitaliani app, or on-site purchase at cash registers and automated totems.
Visits to the monument take place in order of arrival.
No “Skip the Line” options are provided.
The visiting schedule of the Pantheon is set on a monthly basis, and tickets go on sale in the middle of the previous month.
On the first Sunday of the month, free tickets will be collected directly at the ticket counters and totems on the premises. Due to the large attendance on free days, the admission ticket does not give priority access.
NOTICE TO VISITORS
The Pantheon is a Basilica open for worship. For this reason, all visitors are urged to observe some simple signs of respect, to protect the sacredness of the place.
CLOTHING
Dress appropriate to the place of worship is required for access. Specifically:
– Shorts or skirts that are too short or excessively low-cut clothing are not allowed.
– The shoulders must be covered.
– Please avoid transparent clothing.
BEHAVIOR
– Maintain a respectful and quiet attitude.
– Turn off or mute electronic devices.
– No eating, drinking or smoking allowed inside.
– Dogs are not allowed, except for guide dogs or certified support animals for documented medical needs.
Supervisory and reception staff are authorized to bar entry to those who do not comply with these directions.
At the physical ticket office, in cash or electronic money, or online at the portal Museiitaliani with the following methods:
Access is provided in time slots subject to availability and subject to liturgical and pastoral needs. Punctuality in meeting the booked time slot is required.
Please note that only in case of non-receipt of the tickets with the corresponding QR codes, the receipt of making the purchase can be used to obtain the right of access to the monument, subject to the assessment of the staff on duty.
It should be noted that, as mentioned above, the purchase of a maximum of 25 tickets is allowed only once per user per time slot, and in the case of operations on the platform that differ from this mode, the system may return a purchase error, which is not attributable to technical inefficiency and therefore not subject to refund.
For any information regarding the purchase of tickets in the different ways allowed by the museum, please contact the email address dms-rm.pantheontickets@cultura.gov.it. The request for refund and change of dates is provided only in case of actual malfunction of the purchasing platform.
Please note that during religious celebrations only the faithful are allowed access.
GROUPS
For accompanied groups, a maximum of 25 people in addition to the tour guide will be allowed to purchase. Groups from 6 people to 25 will be allowed in only with radio guides and whispers.
School groups from EU countries are entitled to free admission. Tickets can be collected on site at the time of the visit by showing the staff on duty at the disabled ramp the school list with the names of the participants. No reservations are required.
To receive information on museum activities or for access discipline for groups with private guides, call daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 06 68300230 or send an e-mail to dms-rm.pantheon@cultura.gov.it
Pantheon and Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres
Piazza della Rotonda – 00186 Roma RM
Responsible official:
Maddalena Paolillo
Phone +39 06 6819111
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