Prepare to relive the times of the Romans never before. The Romisch-Germanisches Museum is one of the prime archaeological museums of the country. Located right next to Dom, the Romisch-Germanisches Museum is responsible for preserving the Roman heritage in Cologne; their collection of Roman glass from funerals and burials is a result of this.

Everyday items like furniture, toys and jewelry to name a few are a part of their permanent exhibits to aid your insight into what day-to-day life was like during the Roman times. One of the most fascinating exhibits on display is the tomb of a Roman officer, Lucius Poblicius and the 3rd-century Dionysus mosaic also known as the Greek God of wine. A restored 90-yard stretch of the Roman harbor road takes up the southern side of the museum.

• Romano-Germanic Museum and Special Exhibition – 8 Euros
• Discount with ADAC card – 7 Euros
• Combined Price Romano-Germanic Museum and Praetorium – 9.50 Euros
• The ticket price can vary according to any special exhibitions they might have on display.

• Hauptbahnhof (Subway station)

• Mingo Bar (Asian cuisines served)
• Chicago Steakhouse
• Collina's (Italian cuisine served)

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