Pantheon (Rome)

The Pantheon in Rome is an ancient Roman temple built around 126 AD, renowned for its impressive architecture. It features a massive domed roof with a central opening called the oculus, allowing natural light to illuminate the interior. Originally dedicated to all gods, it later became a Christian church. The building’s design showcases advanced engineering techniques of the Romans, with a large concrete dome that remains the largest unreinforced concrete dome in history. Today, the Pantheon is a well-preserved monument and a popular tourist attraction, symbolizing Rome’s architectural ingenuity and cultural heritage.