Pantheon

Notes the building is a working church with no indoor restroom, making any overnight stay there impractical.

Says Pantheon is worth booking, though not as urgently as the top sites.

Calls the Pantheon cool, a worthwhile extra alongside the main ruins.

Describes sheltering inside the Pantheon during a sudden downpour as a favorite Rome memory.

Claims the Pantheon certainly asks visitors to cover up as well.

Says the fountains at the Pantheon are covered, so there is little to see.

Says rainy weather makes the Pantheon look especially good.

Says entering the Pantheon involves long queues, used as a comparison.

Insists the Pantheon is essential and calls it a masterpiece.

Suggests fitting the Pantheon into a long walk between central sights.

Says they have visited several times and call the Pantheon a marvel that is well worth it.

Used to step in and out often, but says casual visits are no longer feasible.

Recommends visiting at Pentecost for the rose-petal event; calls it a beautiful, slightly odd experience.

Suggests wandering the streets near the Pantheon in the historic centre as a good thing to do in Rome.

Names the Pantheon as a personal favourite among tourist attractions and notes it is nearby.

Would like the site open later in the evening, so current visiting hours seem limiting.

Calls the Pantheon awe-inspiring; they queued for same-day entry without trouble.

Found it more impressive than the Colosseum.

Lists the Pantheon among sights visited on arrival day and endorses that light walking plan.

Lists it among the sights to see in Rome.

Calls the Pantheon impressive.

On every past visit, cleaning vehicles were parked outside, blocking the clear shot, though the crew keeps it litter-free.