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Réimervilla Echternach

Echternach

The Roman villa in Echternach (1st - 5th century AD) was discovered during archaeological excavations in 1975/76 and is one of the most important vestiges of the Roman Empire north of the Alps.


This luxurious mansion boasted all the comforts of the age. The adjoining museum reconstructs daily life in the villa by staging scenes with life-sized figures. It also features a film on Roman culture and a Roman garden with over 70 different types of plant.

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Programme

Saturday, 20 May 2023

Guided Tour: The Roman Villa in Echternach
15:00 (DE / FR / LU)
No booking required

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The completely excavated manor house with its well-preserved basements, cellars and ornamental pond is very like a Roman palace. A visitor centre provides a clear and vivid picture of everyday life in the manor of this Roman villa. In addition to this, more than 70 medicinal and ornamental plants as well as a pergola covered with vines are displayed in a Roman garden.

Sunday, 21 May 2023

Visite guidée: La villa romaine d’Echternach
15:00 (EN, FR, NL)
No booking required

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The completely excavated manor house with its well-preserved basements, cellars and ornamental pond is very like a Roman palace. A visitor centre provides a clear and vivid picture of everyday life in the manor of this Roman villa. In addition to this, more than 70 medicinal and ornamental plants as well as a pergola covered with vines are displayed in a Roman garden.

Informations pratiques

Contact

(+352) 26 72 09 74

nationalmusee@mnaha.etat.lu

www.nationalmusee.lu


Opening hours during the Luxembourg Museum Days

Saturday 16 May 2026, 10:00 – 18:00

Sunday 17 May 2026, 10:00 – 18:00


Free entry

Adresse

Lake Echternach, 6478 Echternach

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