• Pantheon - Located in the heart of Rome, the Pantheon stands as one of the ancient world’s most remarkable architectural achievements. Its legacy spans over two millennia, from its inception during the Roman Empire, through its role in the Christianization of Rome, to its current status as a national and architectural symbol.

The initial version of the Pantheon was built by Marcus Agrippa, a close associate of Emperor Augustus and a prominent general. Constructed around 27 BCE, Agrippa’s Pantheon was part of a larger initiative to develop the Campus Martius area of Rome. This version was a typical rectangular Roman temple, likely dedicated to all gods (hence the name “Pantheon”) and aimed to honor both Augustus and the Roman deities believed to safeguard the empire.

• Santa Maria Sopra Minerva - The Church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva, situated in Piazza della Minerva, traces its origins back to ancient Rome. The site originally hosted a temple, possibly dedicated to the Roman goddess Minerva, associated with wisdom, arts, and warfare. Although no definitive evidence identifies the exact nature of this temple, it is thought to have been part of the larger Campus Martius complex, a significant public area in ancient Rome. As Rome transitioned from paganism to Christianity in the early centuries of the Common Era, this temple likely fell into disuse.
  As Christianity expanded, former pagan temples were often converted into churches, and Santa Maria sopra Minerva followed this trend. The name “sopra Minerva,” meaning “above Minerva,” directly refers to the church’s position over the remnants of the Roman temple.

• Guided Tour of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
• Complete Guided Tour of Pantheon
• Skip The Line Tickets
• Headsets to Listen Your Guide Clearly

• Food and Drinks

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