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Frontiers of the Roman Empire – Ripa Pannonica in Hungary (RPH) Nomination statement b. Exhibits: • New permanent exhibit on Budapest’s Roman-era urban predecessors • The Aquincum water organ – music from ancient times • The mosaics and murals from the proconsul’s palace • Animals in the world of Humans c. Events • Pompa Romana – festive parade from the amphitheater of the military town to the amphitheater of the civilian town • Floralia – Roman spring festival • Aquincum Poetry Competition • Organ Week – antique music concert with a working reconstruction of the Aquincum organ • Liberalia – Roman wine festival • Small concerts at the Hercules Villa. • Connections to the traditional events held nationally and in the capital: • Night of the Museums, Óbuda Summer, Cultural Heritage Days d. Museum Education • Guided tours in Hungarian, English, German and French at the Aquincum Museum, the Hercules Villa and the Bath Museum • Museum classes for groups of elementary and high school students, through prior arrangement • Museum classes for persons living with disabilities – for the blind and sight impaired and for the mentally challenged • Empathy Program – the museum introduces an understanding of the senses of the blind to healthy participants • Connection to the SzüniDödő summer break series of events at the Petőfi Hall • Playful Sundays – family programs e. Things to see at the Romkert Archaeological site • Chronoscope: window to the past • Lapidarium RPH 47. Ulcisia fort, Szentendre • Ulcisia, fort (under excavation, not yet on exhibit) • Collection of Roman-era stones (Danube Bend tour route) • Villa Rustica excavated and restored ruin that can be visited at the open-air ethnographic museum • 16 Kossuth u., remains of the floor heating system from a Roman-era bath exhibited in the basement of the Rex Matthias bed and breakfast and restaurant RPH 53-57. Pone Navata? fort, Quadriburgium? fortlet and Solva – 24, 28, 35 watch towers, Visegrád • Mátyás Király Museum • Visegrád-Lepence: Late imperial period watch tower • Visegrád-Gizellamajor: Roman fortlet • Visegrád-Kőbánya watch tower • Visegrád-Sibrik-domb: Roman fort RPH 62. Ad Herculem fort, Pilismarót – Kis-hegy • Kis-hegy: The remains of the fort 100
Frontiers of the Roman Empire – Ripa Pannonica in Hungary (RPH) Nomination statement RPH 67. Solva fort, Esztergom – Várhegy • Balassa Bálint Museum: Archaeological collection • Vármúzeum: Roman carved stones RPH 74. Gardellaca / Cardabiaca? fort and vicus, Tokod, Tokodaltáró – Vár-berek, Erzsébet-akna • Várberek: Late Roman fort RPH 77. Crumerum fort, Nyergesújfalu – Sánc-hegy • Memorial tablet and inscribed stone • Sánc-hegy: The grounds of the fort • Crumerum Days, festival RPH 78-79. Odiavum – 4-5 watch towers, Neszmély • Kalin-hegy: Late Roman watch tower • Neszmély – Tata wine route RPH 80. Azaum / Odiavum vicus, Almásfüzitő – Foktorok • Ludi Odiavenses, Roman holiday and festival RPH 81-82. Brigetio fortress, canabae and municipium, Komárom – Szőny • Klapka György Museum: Roman-era frescos, sarcophagi and material finds from Brigetio – permanent exhibit • Fort Igmánd: Collection of Roman stones – Roman-era sculpted stones, inscribed gravestones and sarcophagi from Brigetio • MOL Housing Estate (area of the legionary fortress): Memorial to the emperor Valentinian • Famous Komárom – historical games at Fort Monostor with the participation of societies for the preservation of traditions • Permanent exhibition of roman fresco from Brigetio in Kuny Domokos Museum (Tata) RPH 99-100. Ad Mures and Ad Statuas forts, Ács • Local history collection, Ács RPH 108. Arrabona fort and vicus, Győr – Káptalandomb • Castle casemate: Collection of Roman-era stones • Xantus János Museum: The history of Győr and its surroundings from prehistory to the present day RPH 117. Ad Flexum vicus, Mosonmagyaróvár • Hanság Museum: Archaeological collection, Roman-era finds • Castle: Inscribed Roman stones in its walls • Mosonmagyaróvár Castle Games 101
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