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Wien Museum Römermuseum
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Stephansplatz 3, 1010 Wien, Austria
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Lugeck 4, 1010 Wien, Austria
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Hoher Markt 5, 1010 Wien, Austria
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Wien Museum Römermuseum

Hoher Markt 3, 1010 Wien, Austria
4.4(431)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vermählungsbrunnen, Column of Pest, Wien Museum Mozart apartment, Stadttempel, Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial, Vienna Clock Museum, Stephansdom Nordturm, Neidhart Festsaal (formerly Neidhart Frescoes), Time Travel Vienna, restaurants: JOMA, Le Burger Rotenturmstraße, Würstelstand zum Hohen Markt, Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße, Pizza Bizi, Lugeck, Oysterini cafe, Figlmüller at Wollzeile, Restaurant Wrenkh Wiener Kochsalon, Shiso Burger 1010
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Nearby attractions of Wien Museum Römermuseum

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Vermählungsbrunnen

Column of Pest

Wien Museum Mozart apartment

Stadttempel

Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial

Vienna Clock Museum

Stephansdom Nordturm

Neidhart Festsaal (formerly Neidhart Frescoes)

Time Travel Vienna

St. Stephen's Cathedral

St. Stephen's Cathedral

4.7

(41.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Vermählungsbrunnen

Vermählungsbrunnen

4.5

(158)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Column of Pest

Column of Pest

4.7

(5K)

Open 24 hours
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Wien Museum Mozart apartment

Wien Museum Mozart apartment

4.0

(3.6K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Wien Museum Römermuseum

JOMA

Le Burger Rotenturmstraße

Würstelstand zum Hohen Markt

Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße

Pizza Bizi

Lugeck

Oysterini cafe

Figlmüller at Wollzeile

Restaurant Wrenkh Wiener Kochsalon

Shiso Burger 1010

JOMA

JOMA

4.3

(1.4K)

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Le Burger Rotenturmstraße

Le Burger Rotenturmstraße

4.5

(2.8K)

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Würstelstand zum Hohen Markt

Würstelstand zum Hohen Markt

4.5

(1.1K)

Click for details
Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße

Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße

4.4

(11.6K)

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Reviews of Wien Museum Römermuseum

4.4
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4.0
2y

It was really nice to be able to be able to see and actually touch old roman ruins and learn how they built their under floor heating system. The museum i quite small with 3 different levels, that you could allocate 1-2 hours for your visit to. If you are in a hurry and only want to see and touch some genuine old roman ruins, I would recommend going straight down to the basement and spend half an hour down there reading the signs, and waiting for a horse carriage to pass above your head on the street above the basement, that really gives you a feeling of being transported back in time.

The top level of the museum is suffering from bad ventilation and had a bad smell when I was visiting.

If you are interested in Ancient roman ruins and learning more about roman society it is well worth a visit.

They have a particularly good video detailing how acheductes in ancient times worked from spring to sewer on the...

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4.0
1y

Museum nicely curates the visitor through the history of Vindobona. In its cellar, you can view the remains of Roman officer houses. (You can hear the sounds of horses' hooves from the street above you when you are there) You learn about the heating of the houses, about the layers of the city, and many, many more. On the upper floors, I appreciated the questions written on the walls. They motivate the visitor, and it feels almost like watching a trailer and being excited about what you can actually find out. The museum has many interactive parts for children, shame that many of them are only in German. The whole exhibition is in Eglish and German. But when it comes to activities for children, videos, and one, possibly temporary, exhibition about the methods used in uncovering the city, unfortunately only German is available. That is a real shame, otherwise the...

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1.0
7y

Kaum betraten wir (meine Mitschüler und ich) den leider für unsere Klasse zu kleinen Vorraum, wurden wir nicht wie erhofft freundlich aufgenommen, sondern haben uns in einen nicht allzu angenehmen Ton wegen der noch nicht geschlossenen Eingangstüre sagen lassen, dass wir doch die Türe schließen sollen, da es sonst zu kalt rein ziehe .

Nach dem nicht all zu freundlichem Empfang des an der Kasser arbeiteten Personals, hatten wir eine ungefähr 50 minütige, belehrende Führung welche im Ganzen gut ausgeführt wurde. Doch auch da gab es einen nicht berechtigten Zwischenfall mit dem etwas älteren Herren der Kasser.

Nach der sehr informativen Führung bekamen wir ein Arbeitsblatt, welches wir mit Hilfe von Anschriften im Museum ausfüllen konnten. Ich und zwei andere Kollegen haben als Untergrund eine weiße kahle Wand zum auflegen des Papiers (!mit Bleistift) benützt.Dabei bestand natürlich keine Gefahr die Wand zu beschmutzen . Wie als wäre uns der mittlerweile schon unsympathische Mann auf der Lauer, reagierte er gleich auf unser Tuen und sprach( was meiner Meinung nach schon fast zu schreien neigte ) in einem viel zu lauten und nicht akzeptablen Ton, ob wir nicht "richtig ticken" und "wo wir denn seien". Darauf bestellte er unsere Professorinnen zu sich .

Nun sollen sie wissen ,dass schon vor Wochen diese eine Bestätigung für unseren zukünftigen Aufenthalt bekommen haben.

Das darauf folgende Gespräch habe ich selbst nicht ganz mitbekommen, doch es ging darum, dass wir um dieser Zeit nicht mehr da sein dürften .ect. Darauf hin haben wir beschlossen diesen Ort zu verlassen.!

Dem Museum selber und der Führung hätte ich neben der vielleicht ein wenig zu klein geraten Größe für Gruppenführungen fast alle Sterne gegeben, doch wegen der Art und Weise wie wir behandelt wurden, wäre es nicht einmal einen Stern wert !!

Wenn man nun bedenkt dass grad in Wien Touristen dort ein und ausgehen, ist dies keine gute Werbung für Wien !!! Wenn Schüler bzw. junge Besucher in ihrem Museum nicht willkommen sind, sollte man es Ihnen...

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EmiEmi
Museum nicely curates the visitor through the history of Vindobona. In its cellar, you can view the remains of Roman officer houses. (You can hear the sounds of horses' hooves from the street above you when you are there) You learn about the heating of the houses, about the layers of the city, and many, many more. On the upper floors, I appreciated the questions written on the walls. They motivate the visitor, and it feels almost like watching a trailer and being excited about what you can actually find out. The museum has many interactive parts for children, shame that many of them are only in German. The whole exhibition is in Eglish and German. But when it comes to activities for children, videos, and one, possibly temporary, exhibition about the methods used in uncovering the city, unfortunately only German is available. That is a real shame, otherwise the museum was great.
Davis D. JanowskiDavis D. Janowski
I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Vindabona, the Roman garrison town on the northern frontier, which is now within the Old Town of modern Vienna. It took only an hour or so to see all the exhibits and preserved ruins inside the modern building. I thought the text, infographics and wall paintings were just the right length and held my attention and were beautifully rendered and or designed. Everything was in both German and English. It you love archaeology or Roman history, it is a fascinating must see. It reminded me, on a much smaller scale, of how Barcelona had shared its Roman past.
Benson HobartBenson Hobart
The museum consists of three floors. The ground and first floor provide historic information while the basement is reserved as a showcase of the ruins. The museum offers lots of good information about the Roman occupation in Vienna, and the military outpost that was built. The museum centered mostly around the outpost itself and how life was carried out in relation to it. I found it interesting to read about the cultural mixing of Roman immigrants and the indigenous Germanic people. I would anticipate spending 1-2 hours here.
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Museum nicely curates the visitor through the history of Vindobona. In its cellar, you can view the remains of Roman officer houses. (You can hear the sounds of horses' hooves from the street above you when you are there) You learn about the heating of the houses, about the layers of the city, and many, many more. On the upper floors, I appreciated the questions written on the walls. They motivate the visitor, and it feels almost like watching a trailer and being excited about what you can actually find out. The museum has many interactive parts for children, shame that many of them are only in German. The whole exhibition is in Eglish and German. But when it comes to activities for children, videos, and one, possibly temporary, exhibition about the methods used in uncovering the city, unfortunately only German is available. That is a real shame, otherwise the museum was great.
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I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Vindabona, the Roman garrison town on the northern frontier, which is now within the Old Town of modern Vienna. It took only an hour or so to see all the exhibits and preserved ruins inside the modern building. I thought the text, infographics and wall paintings were just the right length and held my attention and were beautifully rendered and or designed. Everything was in both German and English. It you love archaeology or Roman history, it is a fascinating must see. It reminded me, on a much smaller scale, of how Barcelona had shared its Roman past.
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The museum consists of three floors. The ground and first floor provide historic information while the basement is reserved as a showcase of the ruins. The museum offers lots of good information about the Roman occupation in Vienna, and the military outpost that was built. The museum centered mostly around the outpost itself and how life was carried out in relation to it. I found it interesting to read about the cultural mixing of Roman immigrants and the indigenous Germanic people. I would anticipate spending 1-2 hours here.
Benson Hobart

Benson Hobart

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