Romanesque Museum at Hoer Markt

The Romanesque Museum in Hoer Markt Square offers tourists a fascinating journey through time, from ancient times to the present day. Together with modern high technologies, a tour of the museum becomes especially exciting.

Thus, in the museum you can see ruins dating back to the Roman era, for example, the ruins of a military camp, as well as 300 other interesting exhibits reflecting the Romanesque history of 2-3 centuries AD. Including in the collection of the museum - drawings, illustrations and 3-D expositions showing scenes from ancient life, which, as evidenced by the facts, was quite comfortable and comfortable: canals were laid here, people had access to clean water, worked taverns, shops and theaters.

It is noteworthy that the Romanesque military camp, to which the museum is dedicated, was founded in 97 AD to protect the northern border of the Roman Empire.

The exhibits of the museum are provided with comments not only in English and German, but also in other languages. In addition, thematic game consoles and 3-D puzzles are prepared for young visitors to the museum.