The best-preserved building of ancient Rome, rebuilt by Hadrian around AD 125 on Agrippa's earlier temple to 'all the gods'. Its portico of monolithic granite columns opens into a vast rotunda crowned by a coffered concrete dome 43 m across, lit only by a central oculus open to the sky — the largest unreinforced dome ever built, unsurpassed for over a thousand years. Consecrated as a church in 609, it thus escaped the spoliation that ruined most pagan temples, and shelters the tombs of Raphael and the kings of Italy.
Ancient Rome (series of 4)Giovanni Paolo PaniniCharles Buls FountainHenri LenaertsPiazza in front of the PantheonBernardo Bellotto · 1,769 CEInterior of the PantheonRaphaelAncient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini · 1,758 CEInterior of the Pantheon, RomeGiovanni Paolo PaniniRome: The PantheonCanaletto · 1,742 CEThe PantheonCanaletto · 1,720 CEInterior of the Pantheon, RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini · 1,730 CEFantasy View with the Pantheon and other Monuments of Ancient RomeGiovanni Paolo Panini · 1,737 CEInterior view of the PantheonGiovanni Battista Piranesi · 1,768 CEView of the Pantheon in RomeHans Ruzicka-Lautenschläger · 1,933 CEThe Pantheon and the Piazza della Rotonda in RomeRudolf von Alt · 1,835 CECapriccio with the Pantheon before the Porto di RipettaHubert Robert · 1,761 CEGatumusikanter vid PantheonOlof Johan Södermark · 1,840 CEView of PantheonFerdinando Partini · 1,794 CEView of the Pantheon, RomeIppolito Caffi · 1,825 CEThe Pantheon and the Piazza della Rotonda in RomeJakob Alt · 1,836 CEThe Pantheon, Rome, and Piazza delle Rotunda with Fountain1,825 CEView of the Pantheon in Rome1,760 CE