Historical Museum of the Palatinate
Museum · Speyer ·

Historical Museum of the Palatinate

Museum · Speyer ·

Museum with Roman artifacts, wine bottle, and special exhibitions

Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by CAROLE RADDATO
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null
Historical Museum of the Palatinate by null

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Domplatz, 67346 Speyer, Germany Get directions

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Domplatz, 67346 Speyer, Germany Get directions

+49 6232 620222
museum.speyer.de
@hmpspeyer

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"Speyer Wine Bottle: Aged nearly 1,700 years, the world's oldest bottle of wine is probably still drinkable."

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Historical Museum of the Palatinate

Piotr K.

Google
Went for Ceasar and Cleopatra exhibition. What a waste of time. Not only it was only in German (you should have made it clear from the start!), it was also extremely chaotic. They offered a free app for English speakers - it contained no audio (unlike the German version) and offered less than 10% of the actual exhibition. Simply speaking, don’t try to play an international museum if you cannot even do such a simple thing as translation. Waste of money and time.

Thomas W.

Google
This place usually has very interesting exhibitions on various topics. Often big global exhibitions (like Titanic) stop over and they make them very enjoyable. A good mix of education and entertainment, consumable for families. Always hands-on games for kids, making the experience for them enjoyable. In summer it’s air-conditioned and a good escape from the heat and of course always a good option for the rainy days. Parking is just a little walk away, with very affordable price.

Dorota B.

Google
No permanent exhibition! You pay through the nose (17 Euro!) to see some temporary exhibitions, which are 'meh' at best. I have travelled to Speyer especially to see the famous prehistoric gold hat. NOT ON DISPLAY! Save your time and money.

M. F.

Google
We went to see the "Caesar and Cleopatra" exhibition, which proved highly recommendable! Prices are ... well, okay. Not a bargain.

Polina K.

Google
Nice collection and exposition on the history of the region. The only downside is that German is the only language that accompanies the descriptions. English would be a great plus in promotion of the land.

Darren F.

Google
An interesting museum telling you the history of the area.Many artefacts on display and as long as you can read German you will be ok.

Feridun O.

Google
We visited Playmobil part. It is fine and enjoyable. However, they did not let even a small bottle of water for our child, and they charge 3.50€ for 0,25 liter of water inside. They should also employ one more person at the café. Noone can serve, work as a cachier, make coffee and clean the tables at the same time - within reasonable limits.

Ryo

Google
A really nice museum with a lot of interesting pieces of roman history. But the special exhibitions, like the recent Titanic event, are really great. Always something very special. The restaurant inside under a glass roof is an island for relaxing. They have some special vegan dishes and the prices are okay. There is normally enough place. On special evenings there is even live-music. It also parts the regular museum and the building for the special exhibitions. Nicely done and a good idea. It might be a place to show you old stuff, but the museum is modern and amazing.