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Classic guided tours & special offers
Explore the first Stone Age finds, the gold coin of Charlemagne, Merovingian fibulae or Roman grave monuments.
Talking stones are our portrait statues and inscription panels from the Roman grave road in Ingelheim
Capitularies are rulers' edicts of the Frankish kings, divided into chapters. They were written in Latin and give a good impression of how much Roman ideas were incorporated into the early medieval educational and administrative system.
Themed tour of the Kaiserpfalz in Ingelheim and its structural changes from 11.-13. Century.
Paved Roman roads already crossed each other 2,000 years ago in the area of today's Ingelheim
In the immediate vicinity of the museum near the Kaiserpfalz was the former Jewish cemetery "Im Saal".
Adelheid, Queen of Italy from 947-950, helped Otto the Great by their joint marriage from 951 to rule over Italy. In 962 she was crowned empress as the first wife of a Carolingian ruler.
Wealthy Merovingian women like to decorate themselves lavishly. But why doesn't a Franziska wear jewelry at that time?
Stone and bone - Stone Age in Ingelheim
The prehistory and early history department of the museum covers a period of around 50,000 years of human history in the Ingelheim region.
Shoved to the German throne by her ambitious mother, Agnes von Poitou experienced at the side of Henry III. the height of the Salic dynasty.
Museum bei der Kaiserpfalz
François-Lachenal-Platz 5
55218 Ingelheim am Rhein
Tel: 06132 714701Museum bei der Kaiserpfalz
François-Lachenal-Platz 5
55218 Ingelheim am Rhein
Tel: 06132 714701