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A historic building with classical columns and inscriptions, surrounded by cobblestone streets and other buildings. 1
A person holding a detailed model of a classical building with columns and a pediment. 2
A hand holding a smartphone with a WiFi symbol. In the background, there is a sign with the text "TOURISTATION" and a logo of a person with raised arms. 3
An aerial view of a city with a prominent dome-shaped building in the center, surrounded by densely packed buildings with red-tiled roofs. 4
A hand holding a sign in front of the Roman Forum. 5
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Price is AU$29 per adult
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Features

  • 1h
  • Mobile voucher
  • Instant confirmation
  • Multiple languages

Overview

    • Discover the ancient beauty of the Pantheon in Rome
    • Observe the architecture of the Pantheon
    • Delve into the legacy of the Eternal City with skip-the-line
    • Enter a sanctuary where time stands still
    • Admire the dome and oculus

Activity location

    Meeting/Redemption Point

      What's included, what's not

      • Inclusions
        Pantheon skip-the-line entry ticket
      • Inclusions
        Pantheon APP audioguide
      • Exclusions
        Guided Tour
      • Exclusions
        Drinks and Food
      • Exclusions
        Headsets

      Know before you book

        • Not allowed pets, drone, Weapons or sharp objects, Luggage or large bags, Selfie sticks and Alcohol and drugs

      What you can expect

      • Explore the iconic site with an audio guide at your own pace and discover the fascinating history and breathtaking beauty of the Rome Pantheon with a 35-minute audio-guided tour on your smartphone.

        Book your reserved entrance and skip the long lines with this seamless and time-efficient experience Pantheon, a sacred sanctuary dedicated to the multitude of gods at your own pace.

        Discover the legends and myths of the Pantheon, the history behind its Oculus, through which the ethereal glow of sunlight bathes the exquisite inner sanctum. the eminent Tombs, and much more. Michelangelo said “it looks more like the work of angels” when he first set eyes upon it. He also used it as his inspiration for the dome of St. Peter's Basilica.

      Location

      Activity location

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        Meeting/Redemption Point