Musée Archéologique d'Arlon
The Musée Archéologique d'Arlon is one of the oldest museums in Belgium and houses an exceptional collection of Gallo-Roman sculptures and bas-reliefs. The collection comprises hundreds of stone monuments that bear witness to daily life in Roman Arlon.
Accessibility — honest overview. The Institut Archéologique du Luxembourg website (ial.be) does not list concrete accessibility information for the museum (step-free access, lift, accessible toilets, accessible parking). For wheelchair users, contacting them by phone or email beforehand is recommended in order to know exactly what is possible.
The museum is located in the centre of Arlon, the capital of the Province of Luxembourg. Parking is available in the immediate area, including reserved spaces for persons with reduced mobility. Arlon is reachable by train and the station is a short distance from the museum.
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