Museums

 

Aquincum (www.aquincum.hu)

 

 

Aquincum once was a roman town and military camp on the area of todays Budapest. There was written memories in the medieval ages of a city called Sicambre. The discover of the town happened in 1778 by a grapemaster. Today the museum is surrounded by public flats. It contains a public bath a sanctuary, market,graveyard, sculptures ...etc

 

 

 

 

Tác - Gorsium Múzem (www.museum.hu/tac/gorsium‎)

 

Also known as Gorsium-Hericula. The biggest open-air roman museum of the country. It was a military camp in the roman-era which used to defend the crossing of Sárvíz.

 

 

 

 

Early Christian Necropolis (http://www.unesco.hu/kultura/vilagorokseg-100107-1)

 

 

 "The Romans founded Sopianae at the beginning of the 2nd century A.D. By the 4th century it had become a flourishing provincial seat and a significant center of Christianity - and it has remained a Christian place of worship, as Pécs has been the site of an Episcopal seat since 1009. Numerous sepulchral structures, burial chambers, crypts, chapels and mausoleums have survived from the ancient town's early Christian community. In most cases a chapel was erected above an underground burial chamber, and therefore the ensuing two-story structure was endowed with a dual task; at the same time, they provided a burial place as well as a site for ceremonies. However, despite the fact that they built below the surface there were never any catacombs constructed - the structures were erected for the most part in the 4th century, when Christians were no longer persecuted by the Roman Empire."

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