Group Experiences in Petronell-Carnuntum

When (not) in Rome...head to Carnuntum! Your tickets to Carnuntum will allow you to enter this preserved Roman city in an unlikely place – Austria. Understand the far reaches of the Roman Empire with tickets for a full-day visit to Carnuntum. With buildings and artifacts dating back 1,700 years, this military stronghold was an indispensable asset because of its proximity to several major trade routes. Explore the Roman City Quarter, which hosts reconstructed dwellings where 50,000 people once lived. Observe ancient artifacts and displays inside the Carnuntum Museum to learn about how the ancient Romans lived in this region.

Visit the ancient Roman city of Carnuntum. Explore a reconstructed Roman neighborhood based on archaeological finds. See recreated buildings at their original locations, with detailed decorations and furniture. Walk through the living spaces of the Romans, view ancient baths, and imagine gladiator battles at the amphitheater. Discover artifacts at the Museum Carnuntinum and learn about the lives and culture of the city's former inhabitants.

Visit the resurrected Roman city of Carnuntum. See a Roman neighborhood reconstructed with buildings, decorative details, and furniture based on local archaeological finds. Walk through Roman living quarters and view ancient baths. Stand in the amphitheater where gladiators once fought. Explore artifacts at the Museum Carnuntinum. Learn about the daily life and culture of the old inhabitants. This tour provides a glance into Roman society, offering both historical insights and vivid scenes from the past.

Visit a Roman city in Austria? Yes, it is possible! Visit the far reaches of the Roman Empire with tickets to Carnuntum. This Roman metropolis flourished between the 1st and 4th centuries. It iwas the Pannonia Superior province capital with 50,000 inhabitants and a coveted military location that secured both the Lower Austrian border and its trade routes. This guided tour will make this ancient Roman city come alive as they take you through the Roman streets and the reconstructed houses of Carnuntum.