Roman Museum Remagen

The Roman Museum Remagen displays archaeological findings from the Rigomagus fort, including ceramics, glass, terracotta, and metal artifacts from centuries of Roman presence.

The museum building, formerly the Maria Magdalenen Chapel from the 15th century, opened in 1905 after the discovery of Roman remains during church construction in 1900.

The exhibition presents burial inventories from the first and second centuries, demonstrating Roman funeral customs through eight preserved graves in the cellar.

The museum welcomes visitors from March to October on Tuesday through Friday from 15:00 to 17:00, and on weekends from 13:00 to 17:00.

The basement contains the original foundations of the Principia, the Roman fort command building, with three large column bases preserved in their initial location.

Location: Remagen

Address: Kirchstraße 9, 53424 Remagen

GPS coordinates: 50.57971,7.22775

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:01