Bliesbruck-Reinheim European Archaeological Park
All audiences
15.03
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31.10
Temporary exhibition "Gold in the sand pit"
In 1954, the owner of a gravel pit in Reinheim made a spectacular discovery: the grave of a Celtic woman which contained unique funeral offerings.
Uncovered objects, such as gold and amber jewelry and a bronze jug, are among the most important artifacts of the Celtic period (c. 380 BC). The temporary exhibition "Gold in the Sand pit" attempts to solve this enigma: who was this woman whose final resting place is exceptional?
Opening hours
During site opening hours
Prices
Site prices
Soon
Show, All audiences
09.05
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10.05
Laquenexy Fruit Gardens
The magic of spring - Instrumentarium and concert
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All audiences
09.05
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31.05
House of Robert Schuman
Demonstration: Europe Weeks, the strength of democracies
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All audiences
09.05
House of Robert Schuman
Demonstration: Europe Day
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All audiences
09.05
Bliesbruck-Reinheim European Archaeological Park
Guided tour. Shared memory: a recent frontier
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All audiences, Young audiences
10.05
Departmental Salt Museum
Gallic coinage
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All audiences
14.05
Departmental Salt Museum
Journée de la Moselle
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All audiences
14.05
House of Robert Schuman
Journée de la Moselle
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Tout public, Famille
14.05
Laquenexy Fruit Gardens
Journée de la Moselle
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Tout public, Famille
14.05
Malbrouck Castle
Journée de la Moselle
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Prices
Full price 5€
Reduced price 3.50€
Free :- 16 years old and people with reduced mobility and their companions.
Opening hours
March 15 to October 31
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Weekends & public holidays: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
(Closed May 1)