Frequently Asked Questions About Your Tickets to the Pantheon of Agrippa in Rome
Is the ticket for entry to the Pantheon included in my purchase?
The ticket for entry to the Pantheon of Rome is included in all tours where it is explicitly mentioned during booking. This information will always be visible.
What should I do if I have a reservation for a GUIDED TOUR?
Your tickets will specify the meeting point for the guided tour of the Pantheon of Agrippa. You should arrive early to comfortably enjoy your visit.
What should I do if I purchased tickets with an AUDIO GUIDE?
After completing your purchase, you will receive two emails. The first will confirm your purchase. The second email will include a link and instructions to access your private area on our website, where you can download your tickets for entry to the monument and, if requested, the audio guide as well.
What documentation do I need to access the monument?
Tickets to the Pantheon of Agrippa are personalized, so you must bring your original ID in physical format (ID card or equivalent) or passport to access the monument. Remember, this is mandatory; photocopies, photos on your phone, or digital copies are not allowed.
Can I bring my tickets in digital format?
Yes, digital tickets are allowed as long as they are perfectly legible.
Do children need tickets?
All visitors, regardless of age, need a ticket to access the Pantheon of Agrippa. Children under 18 can enter for free but must also present their tickets and identification.
Can I change or cancel my tickets?
Once the reservation is made, it is not possible to modify the name, date, time, or cancel the tickets, and no refunds will be given. This policy is explicitly stated on our website and is agreed upon during the purchase process, including the final step where acceptance of our cancellation policy is confirmed. No exceptions will be made for any reason (COVID, illness, work commitments, travel cancellations, etc.). If the service cannot be provided due to the monument's closure, you are entitled to a full refund, which will be processed automatically via the payment method used.
Can I exercise my right of withdrawal?
For this purchase, the right of withdrawal does not apply, as explicitly stated by the monument itself. Once the purchase is made, it is not possible to cancel the transaction. Tickets, vouchers, and additional services purchased are non-refundable. It is not possible to change the reservation date and/or time or modify participant names.
Can I eat inside the monument?
No, eating or drinking inside the Pantheon of Agrippa is not allowed, nor can food or drinks be purchased inside.
Is there a cloakroom service at the monument?
No, there are no lockers available.
Will the visit be canceled in case of rain?
No, the visit will proceed in the rain. In fact, rain falling through the oculus of the Pantheon creates a unique and beautiful effect.
Can pets enter the monument?
Pets are not allowed inside the Pantheon of Agrippa, regardless of their size or weight.
Can I enter the Pantheon at a time other than the one selected during purchase?
No, when purchasing your ticket, you select a specific date and time to access the Pantheon of Rome. Tickets are only valid for that selected time and date, not for any other.
What should I wear to the Pantheon of Agrippa?
The Pantheon of Rome is a religious space, so proper attire is required. Shorts or skirts above the knee are not allowed. Sleeveless shirts, tank tops, or low-cut clothing are also prohibited, as are hats or caps.
What is the best time to visit the Pantheon of Rome?
To avoid crowds, it is recommended to visit early in the morning at opening time or late in the afternoon before closing. Midday hours usually have the most visitors, but lunchtime can also be a good time to visit this monument.
How long does it take to visit the Pantheon of Rome?
The Pantheon of Agrippa is a small building but full of details. The visit duration can vary depending on your interest in the monument. An ideal time can range from 40 to 60 minutes, though you can adapt the visit to fit your schedule.
Can I take photos inside the Pantheon?
You can take photos and videos inside the Pantheon of Rome, but using flash is prohibited to avoid damaging the artwork. Tripods are also not allowed.
Who is buried in the Pantheon of Rome?
The Pantheon of Agrippa houses the remains of several prominent figures of Rome. It serves as a royal pantheon, with the tombs of Italy's kings Victor Emmanuel II and his son Humberto I, as well as the latter’s wife. The Pantheon is also home to renowned artists’ graves, such as the musician Arcangelo Corelli and the architect Jacopo Barozzi da Vignola. However, the most notable tomb is that of Raphael, the illustrious Renaissance artist whose marble sarcophagus inside the Pantheon bears the inscription: "Here lies Raphael, by whom Nature feared to be outdone while he lived, and when he died, she feared she would die too."