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Vindonissa Legionary Trail

A night in a Roman camp

https://www.museumaargau.ch/en/legionary-trail/event/a-night-in-a-roman-camp

Overnight stays for schools Suitable for From Year 3 onwards Maximum number of people 2 school classes 300 NICHT LÖSCHEN - dient den Daten auf der Homepage Cook and spend the night like the Romans Spend an unforgettable night in the faithfully recreated legionary's quarters Contubernia! Pupils learn under the guidance of a legionary or a Roman woman everything that a Roman soldier had to know and be able to do. After marching, the school class cooks a traditional legionary meal by the fire. Then it's on with fights, games and campfire atmosphere. As a highlight, straw mattresses in the contubernium

Getting here

Arriving by car

Parking spaces for people with reduced mobility are available at the Eisi multi-storey car park in the centre of Brugg. The short distance to the Vindonissa Museum is flat.

Getting here

Arriving by train and bus

From Brugg railway station there are bus lines to the "Brugg, Eisi" stop. From there it is about 3 minutes to the Vindonissa Museum; the path is free of obstacles.

Getting here

Access to the museum

General notice

At the main entrance, steps lead into the museum that cannot be bypassed. There is no lift in the building, so all floors can only be reached via stairs.

Museum and exhibitions

Wheelchair users: The Vindonissa Museum is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Blind and visually impaired people: The rooms are brightly lit and contrast is good. There is no Braille labelling.
Hearing impaired: There is no induction loop system available. Printed information is available for all exhibitions.
People with intellectual disabilities: There are no labels in simple language.

Museum and exhibitions

Toilet facilities

Toilets are located in the basement of the museum and can only be reached via stairs.

Opening hours & entrance fees
Getting here

A night in a Roman camp

Visiting with disabilities

Visiting with disabilities

We are happy to assist people with a disability on their visit to the Vindonissa Museum. However, the historic building is not barrier-free.

Getting here

Access to the museum