Musée Archéologique
Brumath
Jacques Kablé Street
67170
Brumath
+03 (88)51 05 15 XNUMX XNUMX
brumath.shabe@free.fr
Languages spoken
Location and access
The vaulted cellars of the former Hanau-Lichtenberg castle, built in 1717 and transformed into a church in 1804, serve as the setting for a very interesting museum dedicated to the Gallo-Roman past of Brocomagus-Brumath, then the civil capital of Alsace. After a quick introduction to ancient periods (prehistory and protohistory), we discover the brilliant Gallo-Roman past of the city: monumental remains, beautiful carved stelae, votive dedications. Several display cases are devoted to crafts, bronze and iron metallurgy, bone work, potters' workshops ... The necropolises are evoked by reconstructions of burials and by rich funerary furniture while statuettes in bronze and sculpted stelae bear witness to an intense religious life.
Practical information and services
Type of places to visit
Museum and planetarium
Museum theme (s)
Archeology
Visit formulas
Free tour
Guided tour for groups by appointment
Opening time
Occasional openings and visits on request
Duration
1h
Mandatory reservation
Mandatory reservation
Addressed to
Groups
School groups
Families
Couples
Adults (individuals)
Amenities
Toilets
Prices
Payment Method
Cash
Location
Situation
In the town / village center
Name of the nearest station
Brumath
Nearest station (in km)
0,8