Gods and Mortals: Experience in the Pantheon

As you enter the museum, you’ll be greeted by an expert guide who will introduce you to the history and significance of the Pantheon. The building was originally constructed as a temple dedicated to all the gods of Ancient Rome, and it remains one of the best-preserved structures from that era.

Be struck by its breathtaking dome, considered a masterpiece of Roman engineering, as you explore the Pantheon’s interior. Your guide will explain how the dome was built, and you’ll get a close-up look at its intricate design.

Next, move on to the Pantheon’s impressive collection of artwork and artifacts. You’ll see stunning sculptures, ancient mosaics, and fascinating historical objects that tell the story of the Pantheon’s long and varied history.

One of the most famous artifacts in the museum is the tomb of the famous painter Raphael, who was buried in the Pantheon in 1520. Your guide will share stories about Raphael’s life and work, and you’ll learn about the impact he had on the art world during the Renaissance.

Throughout the tour, your guide will provide you with insights into the rich history and cultural significance of the Pantheon. You’ll leave the museum with a deeper understanding of this incredible structure and its place in Roman history.