One of the most stunning buildings in the world, you must see this if your in Rome and its even better when it rains or even snows !!

One of the most stunning buildings in the world, you must see this if your in Rome and its even better when it rains or even snows !!
Free entrance, beautiful architecture, Raphael is buried here. First and second king and queens of Italy's sarcophagi are here.
The pantheon has everything going for it,it has history,it has charm ,there is no entrance fee to go in and soak in the atmosphere,a truly peaceful place when you sit in a pew and shut your eyes,despite the crowd,less crowded than trevi fountain,I could feel my prayers going thro the hole in the ceiling called oculum straight to heaven:),must see...
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From the outside nothing special , but when you get inside & consider that this is a 2000 year old building, the sights are truly fantastic
It was built by a gerat roman architect and soldier, Menennio Agrippa. It supposed to replace Ottaviano Augusto, the first Roman Empereur, but he passed away before him ... A very interesting place to be visited. Do not missed it :)
One of the most amazing and historic places to see in Rome. AS grand as the outside is, the inside is amazing. The artistic work and the architecture is phenomenal
The Pantheon is such a treat. We could not believe that admission is free! The light coming in through the dome is just beautiful. It was quite crowded, but (as are most of the sites in Rome) but a must- see!
Pantheon is a huge building used as a church and also in which illustrious dead are buried.It is one of the best-preserved of all Roman buildings. It has been in continuous use throughout its history dating back to circa 31 BC.The building is circular with a portico of large granite Corinthian columns.Almost two thousand years after it was built, the...
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Outside is grim and almost foreboding and gray, but considering it's been there about
two thousand years, it is very remarkable. Ah, once inside on a clear sunny day it is magnificent. The only source of light is that big round hole (oculus) in the top of the dome and if you stand directly under it and look down at...
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it was huge, lots of walking, lots to see. Found the clock, time peice astounding, wish we had a guide to expain everything.
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