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Koln Archaeology Attractions
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1. Domplatte
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Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
Since I live here, I have been there very often. During the spinga nd summertime you´ll find some artist here, human statues and drawers. They paint pictures to the..
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Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
The museum has a marvelous and breathtaking collection. The Dionysus Mosaic that was discovered in it's present location, the big monument next to it, the largest..
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Mettmann, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
Went there in 2006, very informative. Cool casts of Neanderthal bones. It is located in the Neanderthal valley where the Neanderthal man was first discovered. Has..
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Xanten, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
Xanten is a City with Roman ruins dating back to 15BC. It possesses a past of blood between Legionaires of the Roman Empire and Barbarian Tribes. Visitors to the APX -..
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Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate Region, Germany
I took my time visiting this museum, the collection is just so impressive. The emphasis is on the Roman period of course but there are lots of artefacts from other..
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Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate Region, Germany
Loved it! This is the place to be for the archaeology lovers. The museum is built after a long archaeological excavation on the Viehmarkt. Originally they planned an..
8. Saalburg
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Saalburgsiedlung, Hessen Region, Germany
Reconstruction of a Roman castellum. See for yourself how Roman soldiers lived.
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Xanten, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
It depends on your historical interests, especially concerning the history of the late roman empire. For those who like visiting archeological sights it is a nice place..
10. Praetorium
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Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region, Germany
Interesting (small) exhibition of a Roman building. Quite impressive of how much of the building survived till now. Gives you an insight in the hugeness and great..
