In the permanent exhibition of the Roman Museum, visitors can expect to see numerous archaeological finds from Roman times. Late antique finds such as jewelry, combs, ceramics, tools, weapons and coins were recovered during archaeological excavations and are now presented in a scientifically sound and visually attractive manner. In this way, guests are taken on a journey through time and learn more about the lives of soldiers in the Roman province.
When the weather is nice, the outdoor area also invites you to explore: the archaeological outdoor path, the historic kitchen garden with herbs and vegetables, original preserved remains of the fort's walls and paving that marks the former towers, the bath or the cemetery.
Haus Bürgel is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Lower Germanic Limes. It is also a station of the Monchronik.
When the weather is nice, the outdoor area also invites you to explore: the archaeological outdoor path, the historic kitchen garden with herbs and vegetables, original preserved remains of the fort's walls and paving that marks the former towers, the bath or the cemetery.
Haus Bürgel is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Lower Germanic Limes. It is also a station of the Monchronik.
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Opening hours
Please note that opening hours may vary due to special circumstances such as public holidays.
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m.
Winter break from 01.11. to 28.02.
Guided tours and programs for school classes and children's groups are also available outside of opening hours on request
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m.
Winter break from 01.11. to 28.02.
Guided tours and programs for school classes and children's groups are also available outside of opening hours on request
Closing days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Price information
Price adult: 4,00 €
Reduced price: 2,00 €
Children and young people up to 18 years of age, members of the NRW Foundation's support association and holders of the DüsseldorfCard as well as the holders of the NRW volunteer card have free entry.
Information on reduced prices: trainees, students and retirees
General Information
Bus stop available
fitness
Bad weather offer
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for families
for individual guests
Foreign languages
German, English
Possible ways to pay
Cash, EC card, Mastercard, Visa
Accessibility
General information on accessibility
Unfortunately, Haus Bürgel is not barrier-free.
Arrival & Parking
Please use your existing navigation device or the directions functions of Google Maps.
By bicycle:
Haus Bürgel is very easy to reach by bike, for example along the Rhine Cycle Path. The cycle route planner from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia can help you prepare for a cycle tour.
On foot / hiking:
Haus Bürgel is located directly on the 13th stage of the neanderlandSTEIGs. The Auenblicke hiking trail network also offers beautiful circular routes for young and old.
By bicycle:
Haus Bürgel is very easy to reach by bike, for example along the Rhine Cycle Path. The cycle route planner from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia can help you prepare for a cycle tour.
On foot / hiking:
Haus Bürgel is located directly on the 13th stage of the neanderlandSTEIGs. The Auenblicke hiking trail network also offers beautiful circular routes for young and old.
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40822 Mettmann
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