Aquincum Museum
5 expert reviews
“Aquincum, founded in the 1C, enjoyed its heyday in the 2C and 3C. The ruins clearly show the plan of the city.”
– Michelin Guide
Frommer's
"When thinking of the conquests of the Roman empire, rarely does Hungary pop into anyone's mind, but if you enjoy Roman history or ruins, this is a must."
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Lonely Planet
"The most complete Roman civilian town in Hungary and now a museum, Aquincum had paved streets and fairly sumptuous single-storey houses with courtyards, fountains and mosaic floors."
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Michelin Guide
0 Stars
"Somewhat swamped in the midst of a group of blocks of buildings, the villa of Hercules, a rich Patrician's home, owes its name to its pavements made of mosaics depicting the myth of Hercules (3rd Century)."
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Fodor's
"This complex comprises the reconstructed remains of a Roman settlement dating from the first century AD and the capital of the Roman province of Pannonia."
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