What time does the Pantheon open and close?

It is open every day from 9:00 to 19:00, with last entry for single visitors at 18:30. The hours are the same in every season.

Is the Pantheon open on Sundays and public holidays?

Yes, it is open every day. It closes only on 25 December and 1 January, unless a special opening is announced. On Sundays and holidays Mass is at 10:30.

Is the Pantheon open in the evening?

Not normally: the usual closing time is 19:00. In August 2026 it stayed open until 23:00 on most days as a trial, and nothing has been announced for 2027.

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Q: What is the nearest metro station to the Pantheon?

There is no close metro stop. The nearest are Spagna and Barberini on line A, about 1.1 kilometres away in a straight line.

Short answer. The Pantheon is open every day from 9:00 to 19:00, with last entry for single visitors at 18:30. It closes only on 25 December and 1 January. No metro station is close: the nearest are Spagna and Barberini on line A, about 1.1 kilometres away in a straight line, so plan a walk through the centre.

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What are the opening hours?

The hours are the same all year:

Every day, 9:00 to 19:00. Last entry 18:30 for single visitors and 18:00 for groups. Closed on 25 December and 1 January.

Special openings are announced from time to time. On 4 November 2026, for example, the Pantheon opens free of charge from 9:00 to 19:00. You can see the hours in the opening hours page, with today’s status at the top.

Does Mass change the hours?

It can. The Pantheon is a church: Mass is celebrated on Saturdays and the day before a holiday at 17:00, and on Sundays and holidays at 10:30. Ticket sales stop an hour before each service, and entry is free for people who come to pray. We cannot confirm how much of the church is open to visitors during Mass, so it is wiser to plan your visit outside those times.

How do I get there by metro?

There is no metro stop at the Pantheon. The nearest stations are:

Spagna and Barberini, on line A, about 1.1 kilometres away in a straight line;
Cavour and Colosseo, on line B, about 1.4 kilometres away;
Roma Termini, the main railway station, about 2 kilometres away. From Termini you can take line A to Barberini or Spagna.

The metro stop planned at Piazza Venezia, on line C, is still under construction, so do not count on it.

Which bus goes there?

Several city bus lines stop at Largo di Torre Argentina, about 400 metres from the Pantheon in a straight line. Check the lines before you go. From there you walk the rest of the way.

How do I get there from the airports?

From Fiumicino, the Leonardo Express runs non-stop to Roma Termini in 32 minutes. From Ciampino, an airport bus takes you to Ciampino station, where you take the train to Termini. From Termini, continue by metro line A.

What is near the Pantheon?

Everything below is a distance in a straight line:

Santa Maria sopra Minerva: about 150 metres.
Piazza Navona: about 300 metres.
Largo di Torre Argentina: about 400 metres.
Piazza Venezia: about 500 metres.
The Trevi Fountain: about 600 metres.
Castel Sant’Angelo: about 1 kilometre.

For the stories of these places, read what to see at the Pantheon. Visitors with disabilities or reduced mobility enter by the outside ramp on the side of Via della Minerva. Before you come, choose your ticket.