Kastell Boppard from being a component of the Roman defensive line on the Rhine to becoming an autonomous city

How to find us and opening hours

Museum Boppard – Römer in Boppard
Karmeliterstraße 7

56154 Boppard am Rhein

Tel: 0 67 42-801 59 84
museum@boppard.de

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Friday	10 am to 5 pm
Saturday and Suday	11 am to 6 pm

open Mondays also on public holidays between 11 am to 6 pm

Christmas break:
closed from December 24th, 2025 – including January 5th, 2026

House Rules

Exhibition closed.

Due to the current incidence value, the 25th Corona regulation RLP and the so-called “3G rule” that is now in force, we have to close our “Roman exhibition” in Karmeliterstraße for an indefinite period.
The exhibition will only be monitored digitally with no staff on site and thus a compliance review that is not possible, „3G“ rule.

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Entry to the „Romans in Boppard“ exhibit presented by Museum Boppard is free.

Exhibition

Room 1

The Roman fortress in Boppard.

Room 1

Room 2

About Roman life in Boppard

Room 2

Additional Audio Content

Whenever you see such a QR code on an exhibit, we have provided some extra audio on the topic for you. Just point the camera of your smartphone at it and follow the link. (Or look look it up in the list, where you can find all audio files in one place)

How to protect yourself and others in the museum

If you feel ill, please stay at home!

Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly!

Cough and sneeze into the crook of your arm or a handkerchief!

Wear a mouth-nose mask.

Maintain a minimum distance to other people everywhere.

Avoid the formation of groups.

There are no guided tours and group tours.

You can also download the rules as PDF (German only)

PDF Safety in the museum

Credits

Sponsor:	Stadt Boppard
Concept, Project Management:	Kultur-Büro AHB Dr. Wolfgang Fritzsche, Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Content scientific design:	Johann Schrempp M.A. Archäologie & Bauforschung, Kirchzarten-Zarten
Exhibition design:	Peter Kneip DWB, Innenarchitekt, Mainz
Webdesign:	Günther Mulder gmulder, UX & Text für interaktive Medien, Mainz
Exhibition graphics:	Manfred Nachtigal, Gelnhausen
Illustrations:	Joe Rohrer, Wissenschaftlicher Illustrator FH, Luzern Schweiz
Copy:	Dr. Wolfgang Fritzsche und Johann Schrempp
Anthropological investigations:	Carola Berszin M.A., Konstanz
Restauration of objects:	Renate Frölich Restaurierungsatelier, Mainz
Audio:	Thurig Tonstudio, Mainz
Translations:	Lingua-World GmbH, Köln
Construction exhibition furniture:	Latz und Kunz Holzwerkstätte GbR, Bingen

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