When does the regular tour take place?

The regular tour takes place on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

How long does the tour last?

The tour lasts about 60 minutes.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at the ticket counter in the Roman Camp at the Zeughaus, Zeugplatz 4 in 86150 Augsburg.

Is participation subject to a fee?

No, the regular tour is free of charge.

How is the best way to arrive?

The easiest way is to use public transport. Parking options are limited in Augsburg's city center.

Is the Roman Camp barrier-free?

Yes, the Roman Camp at the Zeughaus is barrier-free.

Augsburg's Roman Camp Reopens History, Everyday Life, and Ancient Treasures

Name: Roman Camp at the Zeughaus
Start: 2026-06-27T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-27T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Römerlager im Zeughaus

Roman Camp at the Zeughaus: Experience Augsburg's Antiquity Up Close

At the Roman Camp at the Zeughaus, a lively access to the Roman history of Augsburg opens on Saturday, June 27, 2026. The regular tour combines original finds, archaeological backgrounds, and illustrative explanations into a compact discovery experience for all age groups.

Roman Augsburg Between Military, Trade, and Everyday Life

The exhibition in the Tuscan Column Hall of the Zeughaus leads right into Roman Augusta Vindelicum. Military, trade, crafts, everyday life, and the Roman pantheon are explained. Significant objects include a life-sized statue of Augustus, a treasure of gold coins, wooden remains of a shipping facility, and archaeological evidence that make the character of the old provincial town tangible.

History to Touch in a Short, Clear Tour

The regular tour lasts about 60 minutes and takes place every Saturday starting at 2 PM. The format is particularly suitable for visitors who want to immerse themselves in local history compactly yet thoroughly. The tour conveys Augsburg's Roman past in an understandable manner and with a museum pedagogical aspiration.

Meeting Point in the Heart of the City Center

The meeting point is at the ticket counter in the Roman Camp at the Zeughaus at Zeugplatz 4 in 86150 Augsburg. Due to limited parking options in the city center, public transport is recommended; tram and bus services go to Königsplatz or Moritzplatz, and from there it is just a few minutes on foot. The Roman Camp is considered barrier-free and is thus also well suited for a comfortable museum visit.

Why a Visit is Worth It

This tour combines cultural enrichment, local history, and a unique museum experience in one of the most exciting locations in Augsburg's city center. Those looking to understand Augsburg anew will discover the city's Roman roots in a vivid and atmospheric way. Book the regular tour at the Roman Camp at the Zeughaus now and experience Roman history on-site.