• Discover Roman Pantheon, an emblematic structure featuring perfect proportions and layers of history.
• Learn the origins of the Pantheon, commissioned by Agrippa, the general of Octavian Augustus, and its role as a temple honoring the gods of Rome before the Christian times.
• Find out when the temple became the Christian place of worship.
• See how the light illuminates the interior of the classical structure through Oculus.
• Admire the ideal proportions of the Pantheon and find out who lays here alongside Raphael, a famous Renaissance artist.

• A knowledgeable, passionate and friendly guide leads the guided tour.

• Dress decently and respectfully to enter the Pantheon, which is an operating religious structure.
• To borrow an audio guide, you need to deposit an official identification (ID card, passport, driver's license...).

• Pantheon is so exceptionally preserved just because it became a church; Colosseum, for example, was stripped from a great deal of its stonework.
• Pay attention to the area around the triangular pediment outside - it appears that the columns supporting it are shorter than initially intended.

• Visiting the Pantheon is the right thing to do for every visitor of Rome regardless of their personal interests.
• The activity is suitable for young, adult and senior visitors alike since it doesn't require an exceptional fitness level.
• Fans of history and architecture and devotees of Raphael should consider joining the tour in particular.

• According to the travelers that took part in the tour, the activity is well worth the price and the invested time.
• The reviewers state that their assigned guides elaborated the structure and its works of art in detail.
• They also underline that the guides speak English fluently and commend their professionalism and knowledge.
• Some of them say that visiting the Pantheon is among must-do things for every visitor to Rome.
• The comments indicate that joining the tour makes a big difference over visiting the classical monument on your own.

• Visiting the Pantheon is best before 11 am, when the place gets crowded.

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Pantheon, Piazza della Rotonda, Rome

People suffering from limited mobility and in wheelchairs are welcome to join the guided tour.

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