Most visitors walk into the Pantheon, look up at the dome for four minutes, take a photo, and leave. This is for the ones who want more than that.
Your ticket gets you in at a time you choose, through the pre-booked entry lane — not the ticket queue, which runs past an hour in peak season.. Then the audio guide takes over: eleven short stops, in walking order, from the square outside to the bronze doors, the dome and its open oculus, the original marble floor, Raphael's tomb, and the tombs of Italy's first kings. Roughly sixteen minutes of audio across a visit of about an hour.
We write and record our guides ourselves. Every stop tells you where to stand and what to look at, so you spend the visit seeing the building rather than reading a screen.
It runs in your phone's browser — nothing to download. Start when you like, pause whenever, replay anything, take as long as you want. No group to keep up with, and no guide waiting on you.
The Pantheon stands on Piazza della Rotonda in the historic centre of Rome. Walk to the front of the building and head for the main entrance beneath the columned portico. There is no guide to meet. Go directly to the entrance at your booked time and show the ticket on your phone.
You'll enter the Pantheon with a timed-entry ticket and explore at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour on your phone. Eleven short stops walk you through the building in order: the square outside, the portico and its single-block granite columns, the ancient bronze doors, the dome and its open oculus, the original marble floor, Raphael's tomb, and the tombs of Italy's first kings. Around 16 minutes of audio in total — pause, replay, or linger wherever you like.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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