Museum Carnuntinum

Amazing Roman empire - Northern provences Panonnia - Museum
I have spend 2 hours there and it was fantastic. Very clean and nice toilet is a huge plus, 13€ for adult is a ticket (but with this ticket you can go visit Roman amphitheatre at the end of Bad Deutsch Altenburg and also the Petronel Carnuntum museum which is the next village so its like three places for one ticket). Was there on Saturday, no waiting, enough parking spots on the streets. There is a very nice park in front of the museum, close to Donau river. Amazing for family trip.

A must see. It's quite small, so it won't make me you 'museum tired'. Has a playground for kids, amd wit attractions during warm months a great place for family with 4+ yo kids (depending how geeky your kids are).
The only downside is the 'restaurant'.

A roman city museum with reconstructed buildings from the 2-4th century on close site, 2 roman amphiteathres, very nice place for realizing how people lived 1800 years ago.

Awesome place to drop by when you combine it with the visit to the Roman City Carnuntum. Museum itself is not big, but covers pretty much all aspects of the Roman society in and around Carnuntum. Many excavated relics, monuments, tomb stones, there is a video section there, many maps. Cool :-)

Great muzeum of Carnuntum, it is highly recommended that you visit the Carnuntum city in the next village where they renovated few of the buildings from Ancient times.

It's a partly restored 2000 years old Roman legion camp and city for axillary population. You can see the original ancient ruins, but some of the buildings are restored in their original form. I have been in similar places, but this one is outstanding in many ways. The people who created this project were very sensitive to details that you feel you traveled 2000 years back in time. Big parking lot, and restaurant inside. I highly recommend this place.

Day trip to Carnuntum - the museum was the last stop on our tour, having started with the city of Carnuntum and the amphitheatre. The museum offers a great insight into the local Roman history, culture and importance of Carnuntum in the Roman empire. Well worth a visit and it was included in the entry price for all of the attractions.

During summer I took the opportunity to take a guided tour and I was astonished.

Very nice and enjoyable exhibition of archeological artifacts. Also, love the building in ancient Roman style. Very nice, friendly and helpful lady at the ticket/information desk.

We like it a lot. A lot of ancient artefacts, showing how the people were living before

Very interesting. I highly recommend to visit other parts of the museum in Petronell Carnuntum. :)

Wonderful setting with reproductions and restauration that care about details. Worth your while if you want learn something about Roman history. Also well suited for children.

Very beautiful place, it has guides in multiple languages. Entrance for adult is 12e and it is for 3 locations, other 3 are for free

The museum has a fine collection of locally found Roman artefacts, ranging from statues and sacrificial alters, to coins and houseware, to weapons.
You can buy an entrance ticket that covers the three paid sites in Carnuntum.

Very informative Roman museum. English guidebook very useful and entrance great value as included 2 other Roman sites

A nice museum with a reasonable amount of content on the local archaeological finds from Bad-Deutsch and neighbouring Carnuntum. My only wish is that the collection was a bit larger and perhaps more varied in what is on display - as was mentioned, it would be helpful if more of the description cards were translated into English. As someone with a background on ancient art, architecture and Roman religion I found that it was a nice presentation of local finds related to early Christianity and the provincial religious practices of devotion to mystery cults of Jupiter Dolichenus, Magna Mater as well as the usual Mithras/Mithraeum displays seen elsewhere in the provinces that you can find at other archaeological sites with large military presence/legions.

A pleasant visit that is one of the stops on the 'Carnuntum Visitor's Passport' card where you can obtain one of the memento coins if you visited the other three sites on the same day. I believe this site had the coin for Marcus Aurelius.

Woman at the front desk was chatty and helpful. Spoke good English. Sold me the additional 1 EUR book/booklet with some photos from the museum and Carnuntum sites. Parking lot is to the side of the building opposite to where the entrance is located.

Nice place for one day trip. Well also for children. Restaurant and WC.

The reconstructions are really impressive emphasising the clean and simple Roman designs.

Exciting place , it is generaly a good thrill worth to visit.

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