With the help of the larger-than-life interactive city map, all visitors can now explore ancient Carnuntum.

This season, the Roman city of Carnuntum comes up with a novelty: the new guided tour flat rate on weekends and holidays.

With March 18, the opening of the season is just around the corner. We allow ourselves a look at the coming year with all its highlights.

The Roman city is currently on winter break, but the key points for the coming season are already fixed and here for you at a glance:

Every Sunday from October 1, 2022 you can experience Roman everyday life from the unusual perspective of the slave Phila.

A visit to Carnuntum promises a unique journey into the world of the Romans. Experience all sites with only one ticket.

The highlights of 2022 at a glance. Here you will find an overview of our numerous events and special promotions.

For all those who can't wait any longer, the first info about the event. We are looking forward to the Römerfest 2022 just like you!

We have collected the most frequently asked questions about the Roman Festival and compiled all the answers here for you.

On the basis of exhibits, some of which have never been shown before, the history of the town and its social life are impressively portrayed.

The Festival of Late Antiquity in the Roman city of Carnuntum is a special class event, in this form it is unique in the world.

On June 6 (Whit Monday), the brand new documentary is dedicated to the Roman heritage along the Lower Austrian Danube Limes.

In mid-June, the Roman city of Carnuntum turns into the city of children. For an entire weekend, numerous activities await young Roman lovers.

Carnuntum is open daily at Easter from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In addition, there are special tours and programs.

Keep your ticket, if you come to us before the opening of the new exhibition in June and get a new one afterwards!

On March 19, 2022 the Roman city of Carnuntum is starting a new and exciting season!

Carnuntum is a project partner in the ISTER project (Interreg Danube Transnational Program). The aim of the project is the visualization and revitalization of the ancient road network.