Built in 1974, the Romano-Germanic Museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum) presents the archaeological heritage of Cologne and the surrounding area from the Paleolithic period to the early Middle Ages. The museum stands on the foundations of an urban Roman villa with the world-famous Dionysius mosaic, which can be admired from the cathedral square through a panorama window before entering the museum.
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- ROMANO-GERMANIC MUSEUM. ... The collections of the Romano-Germanic Museum are drawn from the archaeological heritage of the city and its environs...
- Romano-Germanic Museum. Archaeological museum in Cologne, Germany. ... Romano-Germanic Museum. Map. Established. 1946 New building: 1974.
- In addition, the Romano-Germanic Museum stewards more than one hundred archaeological monuments within the municipal area, among them the...
- The Romano-Germanic Museum is located in Cologne’s Altstadt (Old Town), directly opposite the stunning Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom).
- Then, walk to the Romano-Germanic Museum through the bustling street where people, street musicians, and other artists frequent.
- Romano-Germanic Museum preserves and exhibits the archaeological heritage of Cologne from the Paleolithic period to the early Middle Ages.
- Romano-Germanic Central Museum. As a Leibniz Research Institute and Museum for Archaeology, the Römisch-Germanisches-Zentralmuseum (RGZM)...
- Admission: Adults 6 EUR. romano germanic museum Romano Germanic Museum in Cologne.
- --- The Romano-Germanic Museum on Roncalliplatz is currently closed due to renovation work. The interim accommodation is in the Belgian House.
- The Roman-Germanic Museum (RGM, in German: Römisch-Germanisches Museum) is an important archaeological museum in Cologne, Germany.
