Römermuseum Wien

Römermuseum Wien is a Roman history museum at Hoher Markt in Vienna that displays archaeological remains of two officer houses from an ancient military camp. The collection includes roughly 300 excavated objects that document life in this settlement from nearly 2000 years ago.

The Roman settlement Vindobona was founded around 97 AD and grew into an important military base. It played a crucial role in defending the northern frontier of the empire.

The collection displays everyday objects, inscriptions, and artifacts that reflect the lives of the diverse people who shared this place. These pieces tell stories of Romans, local inhabitants, and newcomers who shaped daily life in this ancient settlement.

The museum is located underground and can be reached by stairs, which may require planning for visitors with limited mobility. It makes sense to allow about one to two hours to thoroughly explore the collection and the preserved structures.

The basement level preserves original floors, walls, and heating systems from Roman dwellings that have survived beneath modern Vienna. These structures offer direct insight into the building techniques and comfort level of daily Roman life.

Opening Hours: Holidays,Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-18:00

Website: http://roemermuseum.at

GPS coordinates: 48.21069,16.37280

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:01