Situated on a Roman archaeological site, the museum traces the region's Roman heritage with mosaics, mural paintings and various objects.
The region of Vallon and La Broye was marked during Antiquity by the prestige of Aventicum (modern-day Avenches), the capital of Roman Switzerland (from the first to third centuries AD). Six kilometres away from the ancient city, the museum is located on the very site of the Gallo-Roman villa in Vallon. It presents the everyday life of the residence during the first four centuries of our age.
The two famous mosaics "Bacchus and Ariane" and "Venatio", discovered in 1985, are the most impressive attractions of the exhibition.
Admission
| Adult | 6.- CHF |
| Child (0-16) | Free |
| Groups (10 people) | 4.- CHF |
Guided tours in French, German, Italian and English on request.
Open on Easter and Pentecost Mondays
Closed from December 23rd to 24th. Open from 27th to 31st December
Parking: Blue zone parking spaces available at the foot of the church of Carignan, in front of the museum
Accessible by public transport: yes
Accessible by car: yes
Musée Romain de Vallon
Carignan 6
1565 Vallon
+41 (0)26 667 97 97
Opening hours
From 3 Jan to 31 Dec 2025
Wednesday13:00 - 17:00
Thursday13:00 - 17:00
Friday13:00 - 17:00
Saturday13:00 - 17:00
Sunday13:00 - 17:00
