Roemerhalle Bad Kreuznach

The Roemerhalle is a history museum in Bad Kreuznach housed in a late 19th-century building that focuses on Roman discoveries from the region. It displays mosaics, gravestones, and other remains from the period when Romans inhabited this area.

The mosaics come from a wealthy Roman villa built in the 3rd century after Christ and are now among the most valuable finds from the region. These villas show that affluent Romans lived in this area and that the region flourished during Roman rule.

Gravestones from the Bingerbrück necropolis show inscriptions and relief carvings that reveal details about Roman soldiers who lived here nearly 2000 years ago. These stones tell personal stories through names and symbols carved into stone.

The museum is in an easy-to-navigate building with collections arranged in a clear layout so visitors can walk through and see everything comfortably. Visitors should note that original Roman objects are displayed indoors, so comfortable shoes are recommended for extended time spent walking around.

The most striking feature is an ancient mosaic floor that retains the original Roman underfloor heating system still preserved beneath the surface. This system shows how sophisticated and technologically advanced the Romans were who lived in such homes during that period.

Location: Bad Kreuznach

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Operator: Stadt Bad Kreuznach

Opening Hours: Tuesday 10:00-13:00, Wednesday-Friday 10:00-16:00, Saturday, Sunday 11:00-17:00; February off

GPS coordinates: 49.84570,7.84679

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:03