Quite a small museum. We entered for free with the welcome card. I liked how the objects were presented. There is good content for children and interactive stations. P.S. Maybe you should lock the rooms that are not meant to be visited by the public or put a paper on the door saying 'private' or have a better sign on the wall on how to get to the toilet (in the basement). When I was searching for the toilet, I opened about 4 rooms that I wasn't supposed to (not part of the museum).

I highly recommend this place. Really nice and helpful staff, interesting exhibitions, and lots of attractions for the little ones. 5/5!

Small and nice. We came with our teen children and spent about 2 hours there. In many of the rooms, there are summaries in English and Spanish. There are a couple of interactive activities. The best is to wear a Roman military costume… those guys are athletes! 100% recommended if you want to know more about the ancient history of the region.

We visited the exhibition on a weekday. I'm not really that interested in the kinds of things they present, but I must say I was impressed. I really enjoyed learning about all kinds of eras. Really interesting even if you're not that much into all that. There was also a live concert just outside where they played these long Bavarian horns. Really fit the atmosphere. I don't know if we were just lucky or if they play more often. Can absolutely recommend for any tourists or visitors :)

Small museum in a beautiful building. The chronological story from early prehistoric mankind to the Middle Ages is well narrated, with excellently chosen artifacts. They make it very clear how technological evolutions have shaped societies. Two hours well spent. The 7€ ticket provides access to the other city museums as well.