Luxembourg Museum in Arlon
Rue des Martyrs 13, Arlon, Belgique
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The Luxembourg Museum is very famous in Belgium for its unique archaeological finds. The Belgian city of Arlon was a Gallo-Roman settlement called Orolaunum vicus. In the I-II centuries AD, this city experienced a favorable era of commercial prosperity.
A number of archaeological excavations were carried out in the city of Arlon and the province of Luxembourg, which showed that in ancient times the locals had a rich culture in the area. All valuable exhibits were sent to the Luxembourg Museum.
The museum presents a unique and rich gallery of sculptural blocks, there are about 60 of them, and here you will find many grave monuments and preserved elements of civil structures. The museum has a large number of statues and various plates with bas-reliefs.
The scenes depicted on the sculptural blocks bear witness to the public and private life, commerce, production, agriculture, education, beliefs and customs of the ancients.