What you'll hear inside Romano-Germanic Museum:

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  Dionysus Mosaic

  The Dioniso Mosaic is the centrepiece of the Römisch-Germanisches Museum, preserved in situ where it was discovered in the triclinium of a grand peristyle villa.

• 2
  Tomb of Lucius Publicius

  The Tomb of Lucio Publicio is a monumental reconstructed mausoleum, built around 40 AD by a veteran of the Fifth Legion Alauda.

• 3
  Roman Glass Collection

  The Römisch-Germanisches Museum's Roman glass collection ranks amongst the world's finest, particularly celebrated for its exceptional diatreta pieces.

• 4
  Mosaic of the Philosophers

  The Philosophers' Mosaic is a Roman floor discovered in 1844 near Cologne's ancient forum, now displayed on the first floor of the museum.

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  Roman Daily Life Section (Basement)

  The basement of the Romano-Germanic Museum houses a dedicated exhibition of Roman daily life, centred around the celebrated in situ Dionysus mosaic.

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  Jewellery and Weapons Section

  The jewellery and weapons section of the Romano-Germanic Museum houses an impressive collection of Roman personal ornaments and military equipment.

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  Religions Section

  The Römisch-Germanisches Museum's religion section displays a collection of Roman votive columns that showcase the diverse religious beliefs of ancient Cologne.

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  River Transport Section

  The river transport section of the Romano-Germanic Museum houses finds from the Rhineland related to navigation and commerce along the Rhine during Roman times.

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  Oil Lamp Collection

  Housed within the Römisch-Germanisches Museum in Cologne, this impressive collection of terracotta oil lamps showcases Roman daily life through intricate surface designs.