Not expecting much, thus it was a very nice surprise. Some Roman ruins turned in huge green park, perfect for a nice weekend trip. We liked a lot! A must in the area...

We have visited a large number of Roman sites all over Europe and this has to rate up there with the best. The entry fee is reasonable (€9 per adult and under 18s free), particularly as you can fill a day here. The park retains...More

What a Find!!! Could have spent an entire day here, Very interesting & informative! Signs in English & audio tour available but not necessary, great family place as well with lots of kid activities

The weather was super-which helps- as there is a lot of walking. Very interesting history. Light lunch not so great and taste of coffee at Museum/ windmill cafe not good. Museum itself was great. Ruin of Harbour temple attractive. Wear comfortable shoes for walking!

The museum is fantastic with a very nice modern building and interesting artifacts including a boat and a large area of the bath ruins. The park itself is disappointing since the above ground items are all reconstructed but there are interesting items that have been...More

Xanten was the furthest most town on the Roman/Germanic borders of the Roman Empire. The town was aligned to a Roman fort guarding the frontier. The reconstruction is fascinating and well presented. It is well worth visiting.

Love this place , it has lot of culture near to Rine river.It has very nice open stadium. this place carries lot of history itself. love it.

Several entries available, is in fact a large park with very few things to see for adults. Quite some large walks to do between the different activities and buildings. Don't forget to have a piece of 1€ when visiting the museum as you need to...More

There is a lot to see, the park is large and there is information everywhere translated also in english. There is also a museum with great collection of artefacts and excavations.

The Romans were in the regions between 100 B.C. and the year 400. This fortress was lying at the Rhine river and was one of the largest fortresses. There must still be a thousand things under the grass. Several big objects have been rebuild using...More