Does the Roma Pass Include the Pantheon

No. The Pantheon is not part of the Roma Pass network. A separate ticket is required. For Rome residents, the ticket is free on first Sundays.

Pantheon ticketSeparate ticket required

Roma Pass covers it?No

First Sunday free?For Rome residents only

How long to see45 min to 1 hour

PhotographyAllowed inside

Why the Pantheon is separate

The Pantheon has been privately managed and ticketed since 2023; it was free to enter before that. It is no longer covered by any city museum pass. Buy a ticket at the entrance or in advance online.

The ticket grants you access to the interior, the oculus (dome opening), and the historical frescoes. You do not need a timed entry reservation for the Pantheon — just show your ticket and enter.

Insider tip

The Pantheon is close to Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain, both free. Bundle them in one morning and skip any pass.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is the Pantheon not free anymore?

Since 2023 it has been privately ticketed. Before that it was free entry to the ancient temple.

How long does it take to visit the Pantheon?

45 minutes to 1 hour is typical. You enter, see the interior and the oculus (dome opening), and leave. It is a single room, not a museum with many galleries.

Is the Pantheon near other attractions?

Yes. It is close to Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain, both walking distance. Bundle all three in one morning and plan your route efficiently.