Frequently Asked Questions about your tickets to the Pantheon of Agrippa in Rome
Entry to the Pantheon of Rome is included in all tours where it is indicated during checkout. This information will always be visible.
Your tickets will indicate the meeting point for the visit to the Pantheon of Agrippa; you must arrive in advance to enjoy your visit comfortably.
When you finish the purchase process you will receive two emails. The first will confirm your guided visit purchase. The second will include a link and instructions to access your private area on our website, where you can download your tickets and, if you requested the audio guide, that as well.
Tickets to the Pantheon of Agrippa are nominative, so you must bring your original physical ID (national ID or equivalent) or passport. Photocopies or digital copies are not accepted.
Yes, digital tickets are allowed as long as they are perfectly legible.
A ticket is required for everyone. Under 18s enter for free, but must present their ticket and identification.
Once the reservation is made, it is not possible to modify the name, date, time or cancel the tickets, so there is no refund. This condition is explicitly accepted during purchase. Only if the monument closes will you be able to receive a full refund, which will be processed automatically to the same payment method.
There is no right of withdrawal: tickets and additional services are non-refundable and cannot be modified after purchase.
No, eating or drinking is not permitted inside the Pantheon, and there is no food or beverage service inside.
No, there is no cloakroom or locker service available.
No, visits are not cancelled due to rain; in fact, the oculus lets you see the rain falling inside, creating a unique effect.
If the Pantheon closes during your time slot, contact customer support to manage refunds or changes.
Access with pets of any size is not permitted.
No, tickets are valid only for the date and time you selected at the time of purchase.
Out of respect for its religious nature, shorts, skirts above the knee, sleeveless shirts, low-cut tops, caps or hats are not permitted.
To avoid crowds, the best times are right at opening or late in the afternoon. Midday hours are usually the busiest.
The visit usually takes between 40 and 60 minutes, though you can adapt it to your own pace.
Yes, but without flash, and tripods are not allowed in order to protect the heritage.
Buried here are Kings Victor Emmanuel II and Umberto I, politicians such as Depretis and Crispi, artists like Corelli or Vignola, and the sarcophagus of Raphael Sanzio.
