Titelberg

The archaeological site of Titelberg extends across 50 hectares on a plateau at 390 meters elevation, surrounded by slopes descending to the Chiers River.

The settlement started around 300 BCE and maintained continuous habitation for 700 years, functioning as the capital of the Treveri people before Roman occupation.

Archaeological findings reveal a structured Celtic society with noble residences in the center, metal workshops, and coin production facilities throughout the settlement.

The site offers guided tours by reservation, allowing visitors to examine the remains of Celtic fortifications and Gallo-Roman buildings near Pétange.

Excavations have uncovered a clear urban layout with a deep ditch separating residential and public spaces, demonstrating advanced Celtic city planning.

Location: Pétange

GPS coordinates: 49.53750,5.86250

Latest update: March 7, 2025 16:35