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Buying guide
For the best value, book standard entry directly through the official Musei Italiani portal (€5 to €7 depending on the visit date). If official tickets are sold out or you want extra context, choose GetYourGuide's entry with an interactive app for a budget-friendly alternative, or select a guided tour to fully appreciate the engineering of the ancient dome.
It provides the most affordable entry option among third-party sellers, including a digital app for self-guided exploration.
Compare offers ↓It pairs a physical host to help navigate the entrance with an audio guide at a highly competitive price.
Compare offers ↓It includes a professional live guide to explain the architectural marvels of the dome and the temple's history.
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GetYourGuide Standard Ticket
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide Skip-the-line / priority access
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Compare offers ↓05GetYourGuide Combo
Compare offers ↓06Official Musei Italiani portal or on-site ticket office (free tickets must be booked directly or collected on-site with ID)
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
The entrance is at Piazza della Rotonda. Official tickets can be bought through the Musei Italiani website or app, or on site at the ticket office and automatic machines. The visiting calendar is set monthly, with tickets released around the middle of the preceding month. Choose the date and time slot carefully, arrive for the booked slot, and bring the original ticket plus an identity document or copy; official tickets are nominal. Religious services and site requirements can affect access.
For July 2026, the official full-price ticket is €7.00; the official reduced ticket remains €2.00 for EU citizens aged 18–25, and existing free-entry rules remain unchanged. Visible reseller prices vary by product and currency and may include an audioguide, host, guided tour, or another bundle. Compare the final checkout total, inclusions, ticket source, and cancellation terms before paying.
Official entry is free for visitors under 18, Rome residents, and disabled visitors with their companions. EU citizens aged 18–25 qualify for a reduced ticket (typically €2 to €3). For standard days, free-entry tickets must be reserved online via the official Musei Italiani portal by adding the free ticket option to your cart, and you must present a valid ID or proof of eligibility at the entrance. On the first Sunday of each month, entry is free for everyone, but online reservations are not available; all visitors must queue to collect a physical, non-nominal free ticket on-site.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes, booking a timed-entry ticket in advance via the official Musei Italiani portal is highly recommended to secure your slot. While you can buy tickets at the door, the queue is often extremely long, and the ticket office only accepts card payments.
Through June 30, 2026, the official standard ticket is €5.00, which increases to €7.00 starting July 1, 2026. Third-party sellers charge more but often bundle entry with audio guides, hosted entry, or guided tours.
Yes, tickets are strictly nominal and must match your ID. Official tickets are non-refundable, but you can request a date or time change up to 72 hours before your scheduled entry.
No, all visitors must pass through the mandatory security screening. Pre-booked tickets and partner tours only allow you to bypass the ticket-purchase line, so you must still queue for the security check.
As the Pantheon is an active church, you must cover your shoulders and knees, and flip-flops are not permitted. Large bags and luggage are strictly forbidden, and there is no cloakroom or storage on-site.
Visitors under 18 must reserve a free timed ticket online, while EU citizens aged 18–25 can purchase a €3.00 reduced ticket. You must present a valid ID at the entrance to verify your age or eligibility.
Entry is free for everyone on the first Sunday of the month, but online reservations are not available. You must queue on-site on the day of your visit to collect a free physical ticket.