Musée archéologique de Brumath

Details

The museum is housed in the vaulted cellars of a former château built in 1717 by Count Jean-René III de Hanau-Lichtenberg.
In 1804, the building was converted into a church.
Most of the exhibits (various architectural remains, craftsmen's tools, coins, local ceramics, etc.) relate to the Gallo-Roman era.

Situation and access

Musée archéologique de Brumath

Cour du Château
67170 Brumath

Practical information and services

Visits

Visitation formulas
Guided tour for groups with reservation
Reservation
Booking necessary

Access and parking

Parking for vehicles
Less than 200 m from a free public car park
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