The Pantheon

Pantheon

The Pantheon (Pantheon) is a building representing ancient Rome in the northern part of the capital Rome. The Pantheon is the temple dedicated to the gods. The most famous of the Pantheon in Rome. The temple was built in 27 B.C. and destroyed later, and was rebuilt around 118 AD during the Emperor Hadrian's reign. It is rounded by cement, overlaid with a hemispherical dome, 43 meters in diameter. It was converted to the Cathedral of St. Mary in 609.

The Pantheon, a seat in the historical building in the center of Rome, Italy, is long-dated, often for thousands of years, and the special architecture of its buildings, is not in the world at that time, its circular and columnless dome is the wonder of the architectural world, so visitors to Rome, no  to see its demeanor, And punching in for a photo.

The place is impressive and shows the culture of history and it is considered one of the non-traditional churches and the architectural style due to the presence of a large circular opening in the dome that shows the extent of the architecture and around the pantheon restaurants and cafes that you can sit on and enjoy the view from the outside and I recommend it to visit everyone who goes to Rome

"If you encounter rainy days in Rome ☔️, instead of lamenting and regretting, run to the Pantheon to enjoy the rain water elegantly flowing down the skylight, falling on the marble floor and then flowing into the ditch."

In the city centre, very imposing attraction, certainly worth a visit. Entrance is free and inside there is a lot to see

the best and amazing building ive ever seen.

very beautiful and it has a magnificent atmosphere

I always forget how beautiful the Pantheon is!! It is gorgeous on the inside and has so much history! I also forget that it’s a church... it doesn’t seem like it would be until you get inside. A beautiful piece a architecture... like a giant work of art! Definitely a must see as you’re wandering through Rome.