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Combo (Save 5%): Borghese Gallery + Roman Pantheon Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Borghese Gallery + Roman Pantheon Tickets
Start: 2026-09-21T14:30:00
End: 2026-09-21T19:00:00
Location: Rome

4.5/5(3,474)

Jerry G

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Booking the 9 AM slot was hands down the best call we made. The regular ticketing queue outside was already building, but with our skip-the-line tickets, we bypassed the wait and walked straight through the entrance without any hassle. Stepping inside is genuinely surreal. The photos don't capture the sheer scale of the dome, and watching the morning light cut through the open oculus right onto the marble floor is something you have to see in person. We took our time spotting the details—the statues, the old floor inscriptions marking tombs, and Raphael’s final resting place. Even though there were plenty of other tourists around, it never felt chaotic. We found space on the benches near the main altar and just sat in silence for ten minutes taking it all in, which was surprisingly peaceful. Location-wise, it was ideal as well. We finished our visit and walked straight over to Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain.

Erik H

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

Architectural masterpiece that inspires architecture even today. You have to appreciate the difficulty of bringing the best marble from all over the Roman Empire to build a monument that survived two centuries and needs no electric lighting. We can only imagine the splendor and awe from it's heyday. You can't fully appreciate the place without a tour.

Zecchini D

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

It's a pity that due to personal reasons we were unable to come to Rome to visit the Borghese Gallery. Since we paid for the entrance tickets, I am asking if I can get a discount for a new visit in October/November 2026. Looking forward to your reply, thank you. Gianni Zecchini and Domiziana Duchi

Kristen B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Pantheon and Audio self guide tour This was a last minute activity before we left Rome. We received the tickets promptly, access was easy, no lining up. Audio was clear and concise. Would reccomend for last minute tickets.

Giovanni G

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

If you go to Rome, be sure to book a tour of the Borghese Gallery—it's the most beautiful art museum. Headout is always top-notch—we were greeted by a host who explained everything to us.

Debra F

Solo

Verified booking

Yesterday

I went on my own as my husband is more interested in climbing hills than in art. A very beautiful gallery, although be prepared to walk through a park and need your Google Maps to get to the right place. The park is actually wonderful (at least on a Sunday when I was there). I had problems with the audioguide (yet again) as I apparently entered through the wrong door (although it was the only one to my knowledge) so it didn't know where I was. Luckily, I could eavesdrop some guides so I did get some information, but that's not ideal. The artworks are absolutely amazing, and I cried when I saw my first Carravaggio painting. You can wander around on your own for as long as your ticket allows. There are stairs, and if, like me, your mobility is limited, prepare yourself.

Combine a private art collection with one of Rome's oldest standing monuments, both visited entirely at your own pace.

Borghese Gallery: Timed-slot entry into the Borghese Gallery lets you explore the permanent collection independently, without a guide or group to follow.

Rome Pantheon: Standard entry into the Pantheon lets you take in the dome and oculus at your own pace, with no fixed route to stick to.

Visit both on the same day or split them across separate days, depending on the time slots you choose.

Timed-slot entry to Borghese Gallery

Entry to the Pantheon with audio guide

Guided tour

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Jerry G
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Booking the 9 AM slot was hands down the best call we made. The regular ticketing queue outside was already building, but with our skip-the-line tickets, we bypassed the wait and walked straight through the entrance without any hassle. Stepping inside is genuinely surreal. The photos don't capture the sheer scale of the dome, and watching the morning light cut through the open oculus right onto the marble floor is something you have to see in person. We took our time spotting the details—the statues, the old floor inscriptions marking tombs, and Raphael’s final resting place. Even though there were plenty of other tourists around, it never felt chaotic. We found space on the benches near the main altar and just sat in silence for ten minutes taking it all in, which was surprisingly peaceful. Location-wise, it was ideal as well. We finished our visit and walked straight over to Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain.
Debra F
Solo
Verified booking
Yesterday
I went on my own as my husband is more interested in climbing hills than in art. A very beautiful gallery, although be prepared to walk through a park and need your Google Maps to get to the right place. The park is actually wonderful (at least on a Sunday when I was there). I had problems with the audioguide (yet again) as I apparently entered through the wrong door (although it was the only one to my knowledge) so it didn't know where I was. Luckily, I could eavesdrop some guides so I did get some information, but that's not ideal. The artworks are absolutely amazing, and I cried when I saw my first Carravaggio painting. You can wander around on your own for as long as your ticket allows. There are stairs, and if, like me, your mobility is limited, prepare yourself.
Jacqueline S
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
The guide was very thorough in his explanations and made the tour very enjoyable despite the heat that day. He gave us time for photos and short breaks before we continued. Plus, they were in constant contact with us before the tour began. They sent me a map with the meeting location, and they called me right on time to give me directions over the phone—and they spoke Spanish.
Erik H
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
Architectural masterpiece that inspires architecture even today. You have to appreciate the difficulty of bringing the best marble from all over the Roman Empire to build a monument that survived two centuries and needs no electric lighting. We can only imagine the splendor and awe from it's heyday. You can't fully appreciate the place without a tour.
Zecchini D
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
It's a pity that due to personal reasons we were unable to come to Rome to visit the Borghese Gallery. Since we paid for the entrance tickets, I am asking if I can get a discount for a new visit in October/November 2026. Looking forward to your reply, thank you. Gianni Zecchini and Domiziana Duchi

A day that moves between two very different worlds, aristocratic art and ancient stone, at whatever pace suits you.

Getting started

Arrive at each venue with your mobile ticket and a valid photo ID ready. Borghese Gallery entry is tied to your reserved time slot, so have your ticket validated at the entrance. Standard security checks apply at both sites.

Borghese Gallery

What to expect

Step into Villa Borghese for your timed slot at the gallery, where you're free to move through the collection at your own rhythm.

Features

Timed-slot entry keeps your visit anchored to a fixed window without a group pace.

Explore the collection independently, spending as long as you like in each room.

No guide or fixed script, just self-directed browsing.

Rome Pantheon

What to expect

Walk into one of Rome's most enduring ancient structures and take your time under its famous dome.

Features

Standard entry lets you enter and explore without a set route.

See the dome and oculus up close, unrushed.

Spend as much or as little time inside as you'd like.

What to bring

Borghese Gallery

Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking; it may be requested at entry.

Rome Pantheon

Dress modestly, as this is an active place of worship. Shoulders need to be covered, and very short or low-cut clothing isn't permitted.

What's not allowed

Borghese Gallery

Medium and large bags, backpacks, suitcases, umbrellas, and selfie sticks must be checked into the cloakroom. Only small pouches or purses up to 21 x 15 cm can be carried inside.

Food, drinks, and animals aren't permitted, except guide dogs.

Rome Pantheon

Food and drinks aren't allowed inside. Dogs aren't permitted, except guide or service dogs for documented medical needs.

Phones can be used for photos and videos, but not for calls inside the monument.

Accessibility

Borghese Gallery

Visitors with reduced mobility can use the rear entrance to bypass the front staircase. The second-floor elevator has limited space, so larger wheelchairs may need to be swapped for one provided by the museum.

Rome Pantheon

The Pantheon is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

Additional information

Borghese Gallery entry is reservation-only and valid for your selected time slot. Visits run in fixed 2-hour shifts, except for the final 5:45pm slot of the day.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point.

Ticket Redemption Points

Borghese Gallery

Redeem your ticket at the Borghese Gallery entrance.

Address: Piazzale Borghese Scipione, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy.
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The Pantheon

Redeem your ticket at The Pantheon.

Address: Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy.

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Validity

This ticket is valid for the date selected during checkout.