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Iconic temple built circa 118 to 125 A.D. with a dome & Renaissance tombs, including Raphael's.
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Pantheon is one of the most important locations to visit in Rome. It is beautiful at night but be aware of the working hours.
Beside the wonder of making such a big dome from one piece there are a lot inside. One of the most interesting facts is that you will be able to see Rafael's tomb.
Since recently the entrance is not free anymore.
Beside the wonder of making such a big dome from one piece there are a lot inside. One of the most interesting facts is that you will be able to see Rafael's tomb.
Since recently the entrance is not free anymore.
I won’t have the words to express how enjoyable my quick visit to the Pantheon was. Went at night to avoid crowds. That limited me to the outside views, which don’t feel so limited. The structure itself is stunning and its preservation is unbelievable. Spent an hour and a half having dessert with friends on the patio of one of the adjacent restaurants. Enjoying great company with that view is alright in my book! Go visit!
During my recent visit to the Pantheon in Italy, I found the historical significance and architectural marvel of the building impressive. The well-preserved structure and the oculus at the dome added a unique touch to the experience. However, the crowds can be overwhelming, impacting the overall enjoyment. It's advisable to visit during off-peak hours for a more tranquil experience.
Beautiful and impressive! The self tour audio phones were nice to have if you want more details of history and information about the pantheon. We went on a Sunday morning at opening but it wasn’t busy only a few people inside. Didn’t have to wait long in line to buy the tickets, it was surprisingly quick, but it did start to get more crowded as the hour went by. Recommend being there within the hour it opens to have more space to enjoy it.
Incredible Roman architecture that you have to see to really get a sense of scale. The colors of the marble everywhere were magnificent, the sculptures are beautiful, and the little audio kiosks were nice. Those were two euros for up to 4 headsets, with 2 provided and 2 headphones jacks available. We went during the off season, so the wait in line was not long. We had considered getting the Roma pass for a few days, but walking to it, waiting, and walking away, was all fine with us.
Amazing place to visit, truly an architectural wonder. We visited on the first Sunday in December so admission was free. We went early so the crowds were not bad. We ended up staying for mass which was incredible. It was very moving. If you can only visit a couple of places in Rome this has to be on your list.
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Wir fahren heute da drinne fanden das sehr schön.
Am Samstag ist eine Messe und da wollen wir unbedingt hingehen. Das hat sich meine Tochter gewünscht.
Ich muss sagen, es war sehr schön, obwohl es voll war. Sehr ruhig sehr entspannend. Die Atmosphäre war ganz toll. Muss man gesehen haben.
Es lohnt sich.
Bis 23 Jahren 3€👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Wir fahren heute da drinne fanden das sehr schön.
Am Samstag ist eine Messe und da wollen wir unbedingt hingehen. Das hat sich meine Tochter gewünscht.
Ich muss sagen, es war sehr schön, obwohl es voll war. Sehr ruhig sehr entspannend. Die Atmosphäre war ganz toll. Muss man gesehen haben.
Es lohnt sich.
