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Looking for gelato near the Pantheon in Rome? This guide brings together walkable stops around Via del Pantheon, Via Giustiniani, Via dei Pastini and nearby streets, with options for a quick coffee break, late-night dessert or takeaway cone.
Compare distinctive flavours, gluten-free availability, opening hours and seating expectations before choosing where to pause between sights.
The order reflects practical fit for a Pantheon-area visit, including proximity, flavour variety, useful dietary options, opening hours, takeaway convenience and the kind of stop each shop suits. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Buccianti Gelateria is a family-run ice cream shop on Via Giustiniani, a convenient stop near Rome’s historic center. Its gelato is known for bold, concentrated flavor, with chocolate and pistachio especially tempting choices.
Friendly service adds to the welcoming feel, and the shop is suitable for visitors with dogs. It opens from 1:30 to 7 pm most days, closing on Friday and Saturday.
#2
Fiocco di neve sits directly on Via del Pantheon, making it a practical stop for artisan gelato, coffee, or an affogato between central Rome sights. Helpful service includes guidance through the flavors, with dark chocolate, pistachio, and eggnog among the more distinctive choices; the latter contains some alcohol.
It opens daily from 10 am until midnight.
#3
A short walk from the Pantheon
Quinto Gelateria is a compact dessert stop on Via di Tor Millina, only a short walk from the Pantheon. Mango, pistachio, and Nutella are among the flavors that make the menu appealing, and the location suits enjoying a cone near the fountain across from the Pantheon.
It opens daily from late morning, with closing times ranging from 10 pm to 1 am.
#4
REGEL is a convenient gelato stop on Via dei Pastini, close to the Pantheon, with creamy, aromatic flavours and a useful gluten-free cone option. Lemon is a natural pick for something bright and refreshing, while the friendly counter service keeps quick visits straightforward.
It opens daily from 10am through midnight, making it practical for a dessert break after sightseeing or an evening walk through central Rome.
#5
Cremeria Monteforte is a tiny homemade-ice-cream stop right beside the Pantheon, well suited to a quick takeaway between monuments. The range includes standout flavours such as dark chocolate, and one scoop can be split between two flavours for extra variety.
There is no indoor seating, so the nearby Pantheon surroundings become part of the experience. Daily opening runs from 10am to 11:30pm.
#6
Welcoming owner-led atmosphere
Gelati Gelati pairs affordable gelato with a genuinely varied flavour list at Via Cicerone. Pistachio, chocolate and other distinctive combinations are particularly tempting, with a creamy texture that makes this more than a passing snack.
The welcoming owner-led atmosphere suits both a quick walk-in and a repeat stop during a stay in Rome. It opens every day from 10:30am to 11:30pm.
#7
GUNTHER Gelato e Golosità brings an adventurous flavour menu to Piazza di S. Eustachio, including the memorable blue-cheese chocolate combination.
It is a strong fit for visitors who enjoy unusual pairings alongside carefully made gelato, with friendly, attentive service adding to the welcoming atmosphere. The shop is open daily from noon to 11pm, convenient for a central Rome dessert stop after lunch or dinner.
#8
Bar Gelateria “Alberto Pica” dal 1971 offers a traditional, old-school gelato experience on Via della Seggiola, away from the most tourist-focused stops. The signature rice flavour and ricotta with lemon are natural choices for anyone seeking a more classic Roman style rather than an especially airy texture.
The warm, personal service suits repeat visits, with opening from 8am most days and Sunday hours from 2pm.
#9
Vale Gelato at Piazza del Gesù combines creamy, fresh gelato with a café-style sweet offering that includes crepes. Pistachio, hazelnut and tiramisu are standout choices for a rich, indulgent cup, while the use of traditional steel pots reinforces its classic gelateria character.
Open daily from noon to midnight, it works equally well for an afternoon pause or a late dessert in central Rome.
#10
Gelateria Artigianale Antonietta Cecere brings a long-established Roman gelateria tradition to Via del Lavatore, with artisanal Italian gelato at its centre. The menu also extends to indulgent treats such as Nutella crepes, hot chocolate and coffee, while flavours like zabaione and stracciatella offer plenty of character.
Open from late morning until midnight, it is a versatile stop near Rome’s central sights.
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Use the map to see which gelaterias sit directly beside the Pantheon and which are a few streets away. It can help you choose between a stop on Via della Rotonda, a quieter walk toward Via della Seggiola or a location that stays open later for dessert after dinner.
Cremeria Monteforte is beside the Pantheon on Via della Rotonda, while Fiocco di neve is directly on Via del Pantheon. REGEL on Via dei Pastini is another convenient nearby option.
Your best choice depends on the direction you are walking and whether you want seating, coffee or takeaway.
Quinto Gelateria often serves into the late evening, with closing times listed as late as 1 am. Fiocco di neve and REGEL are also described as open until midnight.
Check the day’s hours before setting out, since seasonal schedules can change.
REGEL is noted for offering a gluten-free cone option. If you have coeliac disease or a serious allergy, ask staff about ingredients, scooping procedures and possible cross-contact before ordering, as a suitable cone does not automatically cover every flavour or preparation detail.
Cremeria Monteforte is particularly suited to takeaway because it is a small stop beside the Pantheon without indoor seating. You can choose one or two flavours and continue through the surrounding streets or enjoy the cone near the monument.
GUNTHER Gelato e Golosità on Piazza di S. Eustachio is a natural choice for experimental combinations, including blue cheese with chocolate.
For a more traditional direction, Alberto Pica offers distinctive Roman-style choices such as rice or ricotta with lemon.
Yes. Fiocco di neve is positioned for a quick coffee and gelato break and also serves affogato.
Other central dessert stops may offer complementary sweets, but confirm the current menu if coffee or a specific pairing is essential to your visit.