Visitor centre and museum at the Kaiserpfalz

For the permanent exhibition, employees designed the museum’s large room, which is dedicated entirely to the history of the Kaiserpfalz in Ingelheim. On display here are, among other things, the reconstruction of the Aula regia as well as numerous individual finds from the excavation campaigns since 1993, including columns, capitals, marble fragments and painted wall plaster. One of the highlights is the gold coin with the portrait of Charlemagne, which has been given to the city on permanent loan by the state. The Kaiserpfalz Research Centre curates the permanent exhibition so that new finds or findings can be quickly integrated.

Visitors can also expect further information and finds on Ingelheim’s prehistory and early history, the Roman period and the Early Middle Ages as well as special exhibitions with changing focuses. Interactive terminal presentations, digital reconstructions and information boards suitable for children vividly convey the history of Ingelheim.