Things to do in Pantheon

my walking tour of the Pantheon was amazing and Giorgio our guide was very friendly and gave us lots of information about the history of the sites that we visited. As it was summer he also tried to walk through the shaded areas as much as possible. We also went to the Piazza by St Agnes Church and you can see the groves from the chariots still. Highly recommend and found the meeting spot easy to find. Thank you so much

I enjoyed this trip very much. Our guide Fabio was knowledgeable and funny. He told us so many facts during this walking tour and was ready to help even after the trip with regards to any questions about Rome like travel back, how to go about anything, etc.

Sharon was a delight! She was warm, vivacious and really knows her stuff!! She is 67 and has been a local for 42 yrs. This tour is not something you just read in Wikipedia. Enjoyed it. Learned a lot. Absolutely perfect. No notes.

it was the best way to see Rome in 3 hours! Edoardo, our guide is the best person to be with on our short visit. he even suggested us the best restaurants and together we discovered the real taste of Rome! With the heavy heat, we never had any problem with this tour! thanks Klook

went for a small group only my family, and the best part is we got Amanda as our guide! you couldn’t ask for more from her, knows everything about the Pantheon! 🏛️ She is super fun, the way she explains everything and gave us homework to find interesting near the area. she gave us many perspectives of what is the actual purpose for this building, mind blowing and unsolved. learn lots! overall, its worth it if she can make a gen z listens for an hour guide, she is the one for a family tour! meeting point is also easy.

This was so worth the amount paid. I got the three attractions pass and was able to book the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and the Castel Sant'Angelo with this pass. It was extremely convenient and easy to use.

Our two drivers this time were Gao, a tour guide who graduated from the Chinese Department of the Sapienza University of Rome, and the lovely Maximo. A Vespa scooter fits one passenger on the back and one in the sidecar. The three-hour tour includes breakfast (both the coffee and the cornetto were delicious!) and is a very unique experience that allows you to quickly get a grasp of downtown Rome and its major attractions. Rome has heavy traffic, but the driving was extremely safe, and they thoughtfully avoided many of Rome's cobblestone potholes. Along the way, they recommended authentic local restaurants and gelato :)

Our walking tour in Rome was a blast! Our guide, Sharon (same name coincidentally), was really knowledgeable about Rome’s history. She told us about the historic sites and monuments, showed us pictures of how they looked like in the past (on the placards and her own phone) and gave us tips on travelling in Rome. We recommend this if you need to cover the highlights in two hours! 😊🇮🇹