Pantheon Map & Nearby Attractions

The Pantheon sits near the centre of Rome's historic core. Within a 10-minute walk you can reach Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, three Caravaggio paintings, Bernini's tiny elephant obelisk, the site where Julius Caesar was assassinated, and two of Rome's best-known historic coffee bars.

Here's an interactive map with every worthwhile stop, plus estimated walking times and a suggested half-day route.

Interactive map

Every pin is worth a visit. Hover or tap for a short description. The violet marker is the Pantheon itself.

Within 5 minutes' walk

• Santa Maria sopra Minerva (1 min south). Rome's only Gothic church, with Michelangelo's Christ the Redeemer and Fra Angelico's tomb. Bernini's elephant obelisk stands outside.
• Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè (2 min). A historic espresso bar, famously sweetened by default — ask for it amaro if you want it unsweetened.
• Sant'Ignazio di Loyola (3 min east). Baroque church with a jaw-dropping trompe-l'œil ceiling. Free entry.
• Piazza di Pietra (3 min north-east). Eleven Corinthian columns of the Temple of Hadrian, embedded in a Baroque facade.
• Piazza Navona (4 min west). Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers and two other Baroque fountains.
• San Luigi dei Francesi (3 min west). Three Caravaggio masterpieces on the life of St Matthew — free entry.

Within 10 minutes' walk

• Trevi Fountain (about 10 min east). Viewing from the surrounding square is free; since 2026 the city charges €2 for controlled access to the inner perimeter closest to the basin.
• Largo di Torre Argentina (5 min south). Four Republican-era temples beside the remains of the Curia of Pompey, where Julius Caesar was killed. The archaeological area has a paid walkway; a cat sanctuary operates at the site.
• Palazzo Doria Pamphilj (5 min east). A private palace-museum stuffed with Caravaggio, Velázquez and Raphael.
• Campo de' Fiori (8 min south-west). Morning market, evening bar scene, and the statue of Giordano Bruno at the centre.
• Piazza Colonna (4 min north). The Column of Marcus Aurelius stands in the middle of a modern administrative piazza.

Within 15 minutes' walk

• Spanish Steps (12 min north). Continue up Via del Corso and turn right at Via dei Condotti.
• Castel Sant'Angelo (15 min west). Hadrian's mausoleum turned papal fortress, right on the Tiber.
• Piazza Venezia & Vittoriano (10 min south). The huge white "wedding cake" monument with panoramic terrace.
• Jewish Ghetto & Portico d'Ottavia (13 min south). Rome's Jewish quarter — historic bakeries, fried artichokes, and 1st-century BC ruins.

Pantheon address & getting there

• Address: Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
• Coordinates: 41.8986° N, 12.4769° E
• Nearest metro: Barberini or Spagna (Line A), roughly 12–15 min walk. The historic core has no metro coverage.
• Nearest bus stops: Largo Argentina (about 5 min; routes include 30, 40, 62, 64, 81, 87) and stops along Via del Corso. Rome reroutes central lines often — check the ATAC planner on the day.
• Nearest tram: Line 8 normally terminates at Largo Argentina, though central tram services are periodically suspended or replaced by buses — verify before relying on it.

Suggested half-day loop

The classic Pantheon-area loop takes about 4 hours and hits Rome's best-preserved building plus the two most famous piazzas:

1. Pantheon — a 09:00 slot usually avoids the busiest middle part of the day.
2. Coffee at Sant'Eustachio — 2-min walk.
3. Santa Maria sopra Minerva + Bernini's elephant.
4. San Luigi dei Francesi for the Caravaggios.
5. Piazza Navona — Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers.
6. Lunch near Campo de' Fiori.
7. Trevi Fountain — about 15 minutes' walk back east from Campo de' Fiori.

For everything else — tickets, opening hours, dress code — see our complete Pantheon guide.

Related