For kids

The gallo-roman site of Gurtelbach lies along a road linking the "Saulnois" (an area producing salt) with Mayence and Trèves. It dates back from the 1st century BC to the 5th century AD. Excavations were carried out at the beginning of the last century by Ringel and in 1993 by the SRAAB (a local club of volunteers). Now you can visit the site, trace its interesting past and then visit a garden in which plants from Roman times are grown.

Package visits offered :
Free visit
Visit with educational sheets/pack
Guided tour for groups with reservation
Tasting for a fee for groups
Tasting for private customers
Teaching room

Languages spoken :
French
German
English

Audience concerned :
Adults (individuals)
Children (individuals)
Couple
Families
Groups
Groups of children
Schools

Disabled access :
Yes

Type of site to visit :
Parks and gardens
Archaeological spot

Liens réseaux sociaux :
Facebook : www.facebook.com/pages/SRAAB/460883500654916?fref=ts

Distance (km) à la gare la plus proche :
6,3

Altitude (m) :
265

Location :
Isolated
Panoramic view

Accessibility :
Through a small sealed road

Methods of payment :
Credit card
Cheque
Cash