Roman Market in Aschau: Experience Regional History and Archaeology Live


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Roman Market in Aschau: History You Can Touch in the Priental
On Friday, November 13, 2026, the Roman Forum invites you to a thrilling exploration of the region's Roman past in the Priental Hall in Aschau in Chiemgau. From 3 PM, the municipalities of the Roman region Chiemsee, along with tour guides, will present themselves at various information booths. Admission is free.
Regional History and Archaeological Traces
The Roman Market combines regional cultural work, archaeology, and lively communication. Visitors will learn interesting facts about life around 2,000 years ago, archaeological finds in the Priental, and the work of the Roman region Chiemsee. Information boards, expert explanations, and personal conversations make the Roman history of the homeland tangible.
Information Booths of the Roman Region Chiemsee
At the booths, the municipalities of the local association will introduce themselves. Tour guides will provide insights into regional sites, historical contexts, and special offers related to the Roman past between Chiemsee and Priental. The program is aimed at history enthusiasts as well as families with children of school age.
Roman Forum with Lecture and Find Museum
The Roman Market is part of an extensive afternoon program. At 4 PM, there will be a greeting, information about the Roman region Chiemsee, and a scientific lecture by archaeologist Prof. Dr. Marcus Zagermann. Following this, there will be opportunities for questions and exchanges. The Find Museum Höhenberg will also open especially for the guests of the Roman Forum until about 8 PM.
Market Atmosphere and Regional Catering
Food and drink will be provided. The Roman Market combines historical knowledge transfer with an inviting market atmosphere in the Priental Hall. The focus is on regional diversity, personal encounters, and an accessible approach to the local history.
The Roman Forum offers an informative and family-friendly afternoon with a market, expertise, and regional culture. Those who want to learn about the Roman traces of the Priental beyond books will experience history directly on the spot in Aschau.










