The Pantheon, with the official audio guide
4.4/5
About 31,915 reviews on GetYourGuide
Since 1 July 2026 the Pantheon costs 7 euros. On most dates this ticket costs the same and adds the official audio guide, in twelve languages. That makes it the best value on this list.
- Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before, with a full refund
- Reserve now, pay laterHold your place today and pay nothing yet
- Entry ticket includedBooked for your slot and in the price
- Duration: 1 to 3 hoursStart times show in the calendar
- Audio guideEnglish, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Korean and Arabic
The Pantheon was a free walk-in for most of its 1,400 years as a church, and a lot of guidebooks still say so. Since July 2023 there has been a ticket, and on 1 July 2026 it went from 5 to 7 euros under an agreement between the Ministry of Culture and the Diocese of Rome. It is open every day from 9am to 7pm, last entry 6.30pm, and free on the first Sunday of the month.
This ticket costs from 7 euros, the face value, and on top gives you the Pantheon's official audio guide, the one the basilica itself backs. It is told in voices: Hadrian, who rebuilt the temple as we see it; Pope Boniface IV, who consecrated it as a church in 609 and so saved it from being stripped; Raphael, who is buried here; and Queen Margherita, who lies here with two kings of Italy. It covers the dome, 43.44 metres across, and still the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, the oculus that turns the floor into a sundial, and the Pentecost Sunday tradition of rose petals dropped through it.
Your ticket arrives by email within 24 hours of your visit. The audio guide is collected from the OhMyGuide store at Via dei Bergamaschi 49, two minutes from the Pantheon, against an ID or a card as a deposit. Then you join the timed-entry line for ticket holders, which guests say moves in about ten minutes.
Why this one
It is the Pantheon ticket with the most reviews on GetYourGuide by far, about 32,000, rated 4.4. The few that complain are mostly about price, from days when it cost more than the ticket, and about the detour to collect the audio guide. A rival listing at about 7 euros has an app-based audio tour and only about 500 reviews.
You can book the bare ticket from the Ministry of Culture's own site for the same 7 euros. If the calendar shows this one at face value on your date, there is no reason not to take the audio guide with it. If it shows more, buy the official ticket.
Good for
- Everyone: an hour, a handful of euros, and the best-preserved building of ancient Rome
- Families, with an audio guide that tells the story in voices
- Wheelchair users: the Pantheon is step-free inside
Not for
- Anyone who wants a live guide: this is an audio tour
- Visitors on a Saturday afternoon or Sunday morning, when the audio guide store is closed
From our Rome hotels
Walking times are routed from each hotel in our Rome edit to the Pantheon. The audio guide store at Via dei Bergamaschi 49 is two minutes away, on the way from the Via del Corso side.
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The facts
- Duration
- About an hour inside, at your own pace
- Audio guide
- Official, in 12 languages; collected at Via dei Bergamaschi 49 with an ID or card as deposit
- Included
- Timed entry ticket, sent by email, and the official audio guide
- Official price
- 7 euros since 1 July 2026; free on the first Sunday of the month
- Hours
- Daily 9am to 7pm, last entry 6.30pm
- Dress code
- No shorts, short skirts or sleeveless tops
- Changes
- Your time can be changed up to 24 hours before
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 hours before
- Price
- From 7 euros on GetYourGuide; the calendar shows today's price
- Run by
- D'Uva (OhMyGuide), Rome
What guests keep saying
Recurring themes in the tour’s reviews, in our words, never quoted.
Praised
- The audio guide: short, clear stories rather than a lecture
- A fast line for ticket holders, with waits of about ten minutes
- Friendly staff at the collection point
Complaints
- The detour to collect the audio guide, which some guests see as a waste of time
The catch
The price moves with the date
GetYourGuide's price changes with demand, and some reviewers paid well over face value: one complains of two and a half times the ticket price.
What to do. Book only if the calendar shows 7 euros or close to it; otherwise buy the official ticket.
A detour for the audio guide
The ticket is emailed, but the audio guide is collected at Via dei Bergamaschi 49 and returned there, and the store keeps shorter hours than the Pantheon: 9am to 6pm on weekdays, 9am to 3pm on Saturdays and 12pm to 6pm on Sundays.
What to do. Pick a slot inside the store's hours, and bring an ID or a card to leave as a deposit.
Early is not earlier
Entry is timed. Arriving early does not get you in before your slot, and guests say the path fills with people waiting for theirs. Late arrival is not guaranteed entry.
What to do. Arrive about 15 minutes before your time, not 45.
It is a church
The Pantheon is the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres, with Mass on Sundays and holy days, and the same dress code as any church in Rome: no shorts, short skirts or sleeveless tops.
What to do. Cover shoulders and knees, and avoid Sunday mornings.
Questions people ask
Good questions about The Pantheon, with the official audio guide
How much does the Pantheon cost to enter?
7 euros since 1 July 2026, up from 5. Entry is free on the first Sunday of the month. This ticket costs from 7 euros on GetYourGuide and adds the official audio guide.
Do you need to book the Pantheon in advance?
Booking a time is the way to avoid the queue in the piazza. Tickets are timed, and arriving early does not get you in sooner.
What are the Pantheon's opening hours?
Every day from 9am to 7pm, with last entry at 6.30pm. Masses are held on Sundays and holy days, when visits are restricted.
Where do I collect the Pantheon audio guide?
At the OhMyGuide store, Via dei Bergamaschi 49, two minutes' walk away. It is open 9am to 6pm on weekdays, 9am to 3pm on Saturdays and 12pm to 6pm on Sundays, and asks for an ID or a card as a deposit.
Is the Pantheon wheelchair accessible?
Yes. GetYourGuide lists this visit as wheelchair accessible, and the floor inside is level.
How long do you need at the Pantheon?
About an hour with the audio guide, less without it. It sits between Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain, so it fits into any walk through the centre.
The Pantheon
Since 1 July 2026 the Pantheon costs 7 euros. On most dates this ticket costs the same and adds the official audio guide, in twelve languages. That makes it the best value on this list.
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