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               . Museum
            This Neo-Classical                   VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
         Lapidarium is part of the               Practical Information
         museum, which houses an
        exhibition of objects found at           Szentendrei út 135. Tel (06 1) 250 16
       Aquincum and at other Roman               50. Park: Open Apr–Oct: 9am–6pm
                                                 Tue –Sun; Nov–Mar: 10am–4pm
         sites nearby. These include
        in scribed stone monuments.              Tue–Sun. & Museum: Open
                                                 10am–4pm Tue–Sun (Apr–Oct: to
                                                 6pm).  & 8 ∑ aquincum.hu
                                                 Transport
                                                 £ Aquincum.









                                      Thoroughfare
                    Paving stones can still be seen on the network of
                     streets that run across the town at right angles.


                                                 Double Baths
                                                 Built mainly of stone, the baths
                                                 were once richly decorated.
                                                 Traces of wall paintings and
                                                 mosaics can still be seen in
                                                 some places.

















                                       Peristyle House
                                       Surrounded by a colonnade, this courtyard once
                                       stood at the centre of a large town house.


                                The Painter’s House
                                This elongated house
                                is a reconstruction of
                               the original house built
                               in the 2nd century AD.
                                  Most rooms were
                                 decorated with wall
                              paintings and one room
                                  was even heated.




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