Parc archéologique européen de Bliesbruck-Reinheim
1 rue Robert Schuman, 57200 Bliesbruck
The park presents the results(profits) of excavations(searches) concerning Celtic and Gallo-Roman periods mainly. Reconstruction of the grave of the princess of Reinheim, one of the Celtic burials the richest in Europe, Gallo-Roman thermal baths, forum, and its two commercial and craft(home-made) districts. Nearby, a huge villa, with buildings of agricultural production and the residence of the master(teacher). In the spaces of exhibition(exposure), presentation(display) of tools and of creations of the Roman craftsmen(architects), the imported exotic products, the inside of the Roman house, the buried treasures, toiletry items and objects of finery, agricultural tools and monumental decorations(sets).
Etiquetas
Site archéologique, Monument historique
Accès
Access by D82 from Sarreguemines - 2 free parking lots - Places(Squares) handicapped
Laurent Beckrich pour le Département de la Moselle
