Sights in Carnuntum
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Open-Air Museum
The open-air museum lies on the site of the old civilian town. It includes ruins of the public baths and a reconstructed temple of Diana. Actors lead tours in tunics and togas, and you can buy replicas of Roman sandals and clothing here for your next toga party. The museum is enclosed and very touristy, but is interesting and good fun; descriptions everywhere are in English.
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Museum Carnuntinum
Bad Deutsch-Altenburg’s Museum Carnuntinum is the largest of its kind in Austria, having amassed over 3300 Roman treasures in its 100-year existence. The museums highlight, Tanzende Mänade (Dancing Maenad), a marble figure with a perfect bum, is usually here.
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Kulturfabrik
The depot can be toured with an advance booking and special exhibitions on archaeological themes are also held here. On top of this, it has splendid views over the Danube and fenestra, a café and gourmet restaurant with a changing seasonal menu.
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Amphitheatre
About 2km on from the park towards Bad Deutsch-Altenburg is the grass-covered amphitheatre that formerly seated 15,000. It now hosts a theatre festival over summer.
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