Pantheon Map & Nearby Attractions

The Pantheon sits at the exact 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 what many locals consider the best espresso in the city.

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

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). Widely rated Rome's best espresso — order the gran caffè.
• 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 (7 min east). The most famous fountain in the world. Note the new €2 timed-entry basin fee in 2026.
• Largo di Torre Argentina (4 min south). Republican-era temples and the spot where Julius Caesar was killed — now open to visitors and home to a cat sanctuary.
• 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 (Line A), ~10 min walk. The historic core has no metro coverage.
• Nearest bus stops: Argentina (30, 40, 62, 64, 81, 87) and Corso/Minghetti (all Via del Corso lines).
• Nearest tram: Line 8 stops at Largo Argentina.

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 — 9:00 am timed slot (quietest 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 — 15-min walk back east.

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

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