Cultural Center Archaeological Park Belginum

The Archaeological Park Belginum You will find the Archaeological Park Belginum directly on the B327, when you...

"Vicus Belginum" - This Roman settlement was already located in antiquity on an important long-distance route from Trier to Mainz. It is marked on the so-called Peutinger Table, a road map of the Roman Empire! The Roman poet Ausonius also mentions it in his famous "Mosella." So, it is not an insignificant place – and it is no wonder that archaeologists found a unique ensemble of residential buildings, temple districts, military camps, and a Celtic-Roman burial site underground. Naturally, life along the long-distance road is a core theme of the modern museum. Upon entering, visitors can expect an interesting symbiosis of Celtic-Roman finds, illustrations, quotes, and texts, presented in a vivid and sophisticated manner, complemented by annually changing special exhibitions. Grave finds literally provide "insights" into the lives of the people who were buried here. Be sure to stroll through the outdoor area to the reconstructed burial mounds! Those who wish can even follow the old Roman road (Ausonius hiking trail).

One stop on the Roads of the Romans.

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Admission Prices 2026

Museum incl. special exhibition

Adults: 4.00 €

Children and teenagers (6 to 17 years): 2.00 €

Reduced (seniors, disabled, students, apprentices, only with valid ID): 3.00 €

Families (2 adults and children): 8.00 €

Groups (per person, from 15 people): 3.00 €

School classes (per student, 2 teachers/caregivers per class free): 1.50 €

Discount with presentation of an admission ticket from our partner museums

Guided tours are possible year-round by prior arrangement.

Admission prices:
Adults 4.00 €
reduced: 3.00 € (seniors, disabled, students, apprentices with valid ID)
Children aged 6-17 2.00 €
Families 8.00 € (2 adults & children)

Groups from 15 people 3.00 € per person
School classes 1.50 € per person (2 teachers/caregivers per class free)

Detailed Description

“Vicus Belginum” - This Roman settlement was already located in antiquity on an important long-distance connection from Trier to Mainz. It is marked on the so-called Peutinger Table, a road map of the Roman Empire! The Roman poet Ausonius also mentions it in his famous “Mosella”. So, it is not an insignificant place – and no wonder that archaeologists found a unique ensemble of residential buildings, temple districts, military camps, and Celtic-Roman burial grounds underground. Naturally, life along the long-distance road is a core theme of the modern museum. Those who enter will find an interesting symbiosis of Celtic-Roman finds, illustrations, quotes, and texts, presented in a vivid and sophisticated manner, complemented by annually changing special exhibitions. Burial finds provide “insights” into the lives of the people who were buried here. Also, take a stroll through the outdoor area to the reconstructed burial mounds! Those who wish can even follow the old Roman road (Ausonius hiking trail).

A station of the Roads of the Romans.

Brief Description

The Archaeology Park Belginum

You will find the Archaeology Park Belginum directly on the B327 when you take the first exit in the roundabout towards Wederath.

The Archaeology Park has an impressive permanent exhibition and delights with its many details and the outdoor area with the burial field.
Regularly scheduled special exhibitions can also be admired here. This year, the special exhibition "The Lady of Schengen" started and can be visited until September 30, 2021.

The Archaeology Park Belginum is a station of the Road of the Romans.