Stepping inside the Pantheon makes it immediately clear why ... preserve it from neglect or intentional destruction. Even as ...

Nor once inside can you any longer walk around at ... so why now single out the Pantheon? Rome is filled with historically and architecturally important churches designed by the great architects ...

After making a terrestrial type—similar to the basis of the Pantheon ... inside, she found chemical laboratories on a nanometer scale. In his first-century work Natural History, Roman author ...

High-end apartments and generational homes live among ancient landmarks such as the Colosseum and the Pantheon ...

Most notably, Rome's Pantheon was constructed around 126-128 ... Masic observed the presence of what are called lime clasts inside. What's important to note is that lime clasts aren't exactly ...

Why should travelers stop by the Pantheon? The Pantheon is ancient Rome's best preserved monument. It was built as a temple to all the gods, but was converted into a Catholic church, which is why ...

Rebecca Winke’s first visit to Rome was a coup de foudre, and her affection for the Eternal City has only grown over 25 years ...

Despite Rome’s many churches ... a few blocks in either direction to the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. It is housed inside what was once a cardinal’s palace, the 18th-century Palazzo ...

Explore the complex religious life of ancient Rome, where religion played ... So, at the time of the original pantheon by Agrippa, we know that there was inside Julius Caesar, newly deified.

Visiting the Pantheon in Rome will cost 5 euros, or about $5.50, Italy’s Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, recently confirmed on Twitter. Entry for children under 18 and residents of ...