Strasbourg Archaeological Museum — Attraction in Strasbourg

Located in the basement of the Rohan Palace, it showcases a diverse collection of artifacts from the Alsace region, spanning from prehistoric times to the early Middle Ages.

Displayed items include ancient Roman city of Argentoratum and various archaeological sites items. The museum provides a comprehensive overview of the region's rich history, making it educational and very engaging.

With this in mind , the museum could largely benefit from improved signage and interactive displays...

"The museum presents an overview of the human habitat in the region beginning with the earliest traces of Human dwelling and settling. A special focus is put on Argentoratum and its outposts along the Rhine like Seltz (Saliso). One of the museums most famous objects is the much studied stele of the legionary Caius Largennius. The museum also displays findings from the Gallo-Roman sanctuaries on the Mont Donon and in Mackwiller, as well as Merovingian findings made around...

The muesum includes artifacts from the Neolithic, Iron, and Bronze eras. The information board touches on the Neanderthal's who lived in the region, but unfortunately, there are no artifacts displayed. The muesum also has a large collection of Roman artifacts from the area. The information boards that explain the collections in each room are in French, German, and English. Individual display descriptions are in French, so have your translator app ready if you cannot...