Pantheon Rome Tickets: Prices, Booking and Skipping the Line

Since July 2023, the Pantheon in Rome is no longer free for tourists and now charges an admission fee. If you're looking for tickets to the Pantheon in Rome, here's how and where to buy them, plus a few tips to save time and money.

The Pantheon is a major Roman monument and one of the most visited sights in the Italian capital. Depending on the season, the only way to visit is to buy your tickets several days in advance.

Where to buy tickets for the Pantheon in Rome

In theory, you can buy tickets to the Pantheon either online or at the monument's ticket office. That said, to avoid wasting time in long lines, it's better to buy them online in advance.

If you decide to risk buying your ticket at the ticket office, be careful not to mix up the lines. The one on the left is for buying tickets, while the one on the right is for going in.

Keep in mind that, depending on the day, both lines can be endless (more on how to get in quickly and skip the lines below).

The official Musei Italiani website

The official Musei Italiani website (available in Italian and English) handles ticket sales for the Pantheon in Rome. The official price is €5, but getting the tickets is neither easy nor intuitive. Here's what you have to do:

1. You need to register with your personal email address.
2. Once you've registered, you'll get a confirmation email with a link.
3. You'll have to click that verification link, and only then can you reach the page where tickets are sold.

If the confirmation email hasn't arrived after a few minutes (don't forget to check your spam folder), you'll probably have to repeat the whole process with a different email account.

Pantheon tickets through a certified operator

The easiest option is to buy your ticket to the Pantheon through a certified operator. At the time of writing, the only certified operator selling Pantheon tickets is Tiqets. The booking process is simple, efficient and intuitive.

It does cost a bit more than the official ticket, but in exchange you get an audio guide and priority access. If you'd rather not queue to get into the Pantheon, this is easily the best option.

Here are a couple of links with detailed information on getting into the Pantheon in Rome:

• Fast-track entry + audio guide: €17. Skip-the-line ticket with audio guide (available in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and other languages). 
• Guided tour of the Pantheon: €30.90. Skip-the-line entry and a tour with a professional guide.

Official Pantheon ticket prices

• General admission: €5 per adult not resident in Rome.
• Reduced admission: €3 for EU citizens aged 18 to 25.
• Free admission: under-18s, Rome residents, Italian citizens living abroad, and worshippers attending a religious service.