
Pantheon Wheelchair Accessible Rome: Visitor Guide
The Monument
The Pantheon wheelchair accessible Rome experience begins at one of the ancient world’s greatest surviving structures. Built between 118–125 AD as a temple to all the gods and today known as the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres, the Pantheon is the best-preserved ancient building in Rome: its dome with the iconic central oculus remains the largest unreinforced concrete dome ever constructed.
Accessibility & Admission Benefits
- Free admission for visitors with disabilities and one companion (also valid with the Disability Card), plus free entry for everyone on the first Sunday of each month.
- Fully level interior: this is one of the most wheelchair-friendly monuments in the city, no steps, fully navigable for wheelchair users throughout.
- Accessible entrance: a dedicated accessible ramp is available on the Via della Minerva side of the building.
- Lines at the entrance are possible; tourist access may be suspended during religious services.
Which aid we recommend for this visit
A flat interior with no steps: a standard manual wheelchair is perfectly fine for the Pantheon. Just watch out for the cobblestones of the surrounding city-centre streets.
Tickets & Hours
General admission is paid (approximately €5 / ~$5.50 USD); free for visitors with disabilities and one companion.
Open daily 9:00 AM–7:00 PM (last entry 6:45 PM).
Location
Accessible Directions
Accessible door-to-door transfer
We take you to and from the monument with no changes, with an equipped vehicle and dedicated staff: convenient from stations, airports and the port of Civitavecchia.
from € 105,00
Discover the accessible transferAccessibility concessions, routes and opening hours may change with the season, due to works or decisions by the managing body. Always check the up-to-date conditions on the official website before your visit.
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