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Founded: 1st century ADCategory: Museums in Germany
Historical period: Germanic Tribes (Germany)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Ms. K (8 months ago)
I didn’t even get in because they don’t accept euro coins. There wasn’t much to see either way. Apparently it’s like 6 euros but it’s way too small to even cost that much. Put this is perspective, it costs 8 euros to get into the Heidleberg Castle and that place is huge. I drove 30 minutes to check it out but oh well!
I didn’t even get in because they don’t accept euro coins. There wasn’t much to see either way. Apparently it’s like 6 euros but it’s way too small to even cost that much. Put this is perspective, it costs 8 euros to get into the Heidleberg Castle and that place is huge. I drove 30 minutes to check it out but oh well!
Jœ (10 months ago)
Located on the third floor of the muesum is a special exhibit called 'Desiderias Wedding'. The exhib features women's fashion and accessories from the time period. The exhibit gives you some insight into the experience and expectations of a woman living in the Western Roman Empire.
Located on the third floor of the muesum is a special exhibit called 'Desiderias Wedding'. The exhib features women's fashion and accessories from the time period. The exhibit gives you some insight into the experience and expectations of a woman living in the Western Roman Empire.
Jaren Rogers (2 years ago)
Worth a visit if you're in the area. The gardens are beautiful and the reconstructed pieces are done well. The museum itself was rather small. We spent most of our time in the open air part of the museum and thankfully went on a very beautiful and pleasant day.
Worth a visit if you're in the area. The gardens are beautiful and the reconstructed pieces are done well. The museum itself was rather small. We spent most of our time in the open air part of the museum and thankfully went on a very beautiful and pleasant day.
Jeroen Mourik (3 years ago)
From al the Roman sites and museums that we have visited, this place certainly had something interesting to offer. The overal quality of the artifacts and ruins is rather average and limited, but some of the reconstructions and 'demonstration areas' give this museum a nice vibe, particulairly suitable for children. We would not have driven out of our way to visit this site, but as we were near, it made for a nice attraction.
From al the Roman sites and museums that we have visited, this place certainly had something interesting to offer. The overal quality of the artifacts and ruins is rather average and limited, but some of the reconstructions and 'demonstration areas' give this museum a nice vibe, particulairly suitable for children. We would not have driven out of our way to visit this site, but as we were near, it made for a nice attraction.
Jimbeaux Slice (3 years ago)
Very interesting Roman ruins.
Very interesting Roman ruins.
