The history behind the Roman Pantheon can captivate, but the most engaging segment of the building has to be credited to the architecture. The Pantheon as it stands today allows us to look more in depth at the fascinating world of Roman architecture. It holds a lot of extraordinary details. An interesting detail of the building is the door made of bronze that is twenty feet in height. When you look at the Pantheon from the outside it may look like its shape is rectangular. The only part of the building with corners is the first, small room at the entrance and the rest of the building is round. The round part of the building is referred to as the rotunda. They refer to this as the dome. The rotunda is so perfect in shape that if flipped upside
