Petronell-Carnuntum

Immerse yourself in the world of the Romans: the market town of Petronell-Carnuntum in the district of Bruck an der Leitha is world-famous for its excavations from Roman times. They are considered to be the most extensive in Central Europe. The former city of "Carnuntum" was the capital of Upper Pannonia with around 50,000 inhabitants. Today, the town is ideal for excursions and vacations - especially for guests interested in history, wine connoisseurs and families with children.

The Roman town of Carnuntum: time travel & wine vacations
In the Roman town of Carnuntum, visitors can experience a reconstructed Roman quarter. The unique open-air museum presents completely reconstructed houses, amphitheater, museum, events and many more highlights. The landmark of the Carnuntum region is the Heidentor, Austria's best-known Roman monument. The monument dates back to the second half of the 4th century. The region is also known for its great wines: Cozy wine taverns, inns and hotel restaurants invite you to enjoy a day trip or a gourmet vacation at any time.

Work out & relax in the open air
With good reason, Petronell-Carnuntum is a mecca for hikers, strollers and cyclists alike: The Danube cycle path stages from Klosterneuburg to Petronell or from Petronell to Bratislava are very popular. A great tip for walkers and history hikers are the two circular hiking trails in and around Petronell-Carnuntum - the appropriate hiking brochure can be purchased in the Roman town of Carnuntum and in the municipal office of Petronell-Carnuntum.

Tip: Petronell-Carnuntum town walk - immerse yourself in the world of the Romans. Under the motto "Small places - big stories", the 2.7 km long walk takes you through the town. The free app with audio stories, photos and illustrations brings the tour to life.

Guided walk through Petronell-Carnuntum from May-September - every Saturday, 16h without advance booking!