Flavia Solva

Styria's only Roman town and the most important site in the province of findings from the Roman period.

Flavia Solva

Showcasing the Roman Period

Flavia Solva Flavia Solva was one of the most cultivated towns in the Roman province of Noricum and is the most important Roman archaeological site in the country. Exhibits from over 140 years of archaeological research convey the feeling of ancient life at the original site!

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Showcasing the Roman Period

Animalia

The Animals of Flavia Solva

Nearly 150 years of excavation activity in Flavia Solva has also brought to light large amounts of animal remains. Which animals were eaten in Flavia Solva, which animals were found in Central Styria during the Roman period? Animalia. The ‘Animals at Flavia Solva’ answer these questions.

28.06.2024 - 20.06.2025

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Free access from outside 365 days a year

Here you can discover the oldest town in Styria—24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and free of charge. Take a walk round the building and look through the showcase at the objects of Roman times or explore the archaeological site! Information is available at several points on the way.

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Archaeology Museum

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The Archaeology Museum displays more than 1,200 objects which, as "traces of life", form the starting points for questions that have moved people for thousands of years. Highlights of the permanent exhibition include world-class objects from the Hallstatt period, such as the cult chariot from Strettweg or the mask from Kleinklein, as well as the most valuable Roman find from Styria, the silver cup from Grünau.
Coin Cabinet

Coin Cabinet

The Coin Cabinet in Schloss Eggenberg tells memorable stories about the coinage from Styria - from the Panther thaler from the Graz mint to the so called Wuschelkopf type of the Celts, from the gold coin from Flavia Solva, which was reworked into a piece of jewellery, to the Renaissance medal gem of Archduke Charles II of Inner Austria.

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