Lucius, Livia, Clovis and Aliénor are waiting for you!

In the Archaeological Museum of Arlon, Lucius, Livia, Clovis and Aliénor are waiting impatiently for you! They will welcome you and introduce you to their family. You can discover their daily lives with the help of the Gallo-Roman and Merovingian reconnaissance books. Dive 2000 years into the past with your parents, your brothers and sisters or with your friends, and discover the profession of archaeologist and solve riddles!

Archaeological Museum of Arlon

The city of Arlon is located at the crossroads of two important Roman roads (Reims-Trier and Metz-Tongeren) which allowed the ancient agglomeration to experience a certain prosperity during the first three centuries of our era. Located in the former territory of the city of Treviri, the agglomeration was called Orolaunum vicus.

The various excavation campaigns carried out in Arlon and on the rest of the territory of the province of Luxembourg made it possible to identify vestiges which testify to a rich culture whose various facets are discovered in the museum.

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One of the peculiarities of the museum is the impressive and rich collection of lapidaria, consisting of several dozen fragments of old burial monuments, four of which have been awarded the “Trésor” label by the Wallonia-Brussels Federation! Through the scenes depicted on these carved blocks and other archaeological pieces, you will discover the different facets of the lives of the inhabitants of our region during the Gallo-Roman era. A small guide, available for free at the reception, accompanies the youngest during the visit. Information about tours, children’s workshops and other activities via musee.archeologique@province.Luxembourg.be or 0032 63 21 28 49.

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The Archaeological Museum of Arlon offers different themes of visits, depending on the level of education. These can be adapted to the requests and specific projects are welcome. The museum offers teachers pedagogical documentation on the Gallo-Roman permanent collection and temporary exhibitions to prepare the subject in the classroom. Educational files and offers are available on the site.

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The museum organizes guided tours adapted for vulnerable people: multi-sensory journey, accessibility of activities and exhibition halls for PRM, coach trained in sign language …

Do not hesitate to contact us for information: musee.archeologique@province.luxembourg.be or 0032 63 21 28 49

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