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Temporary exhibitions

All temporary exhibitions

Romans along the Rhine

until Sunday 28 February 2021

Family exhibition about life along the border of Roman territory

Glass

until Sunday 28 February 2021

The most beautiful glass in the museum’s collection

Imagining Egypt

until Sunday 28 February 2021

Small-scale exhibition with books and prints

Megalithic temples of Malta

until Sunday 28 March 2021

Small-scale exhibition of photographs

Saqqara: Living in a City of the Dead

until Sunday 22 November 2020

Small exhibition on religion in Ancient Egypt

Emperor Domitian

Thursday 14 October 2021 until
Sunday 20 March 2022

International exhibition about the builder of the Colosseum

Ancient Europe

until Sunday 1 November 2020

New research into an important archaeological collection

Permanent exhibitions

All permanent exhibitions

Classical World

The multi-faceted world of Ancient Greece, Etruria, and the Roman Empire.

The Netherlands in Roman Times

Romans and local peoples meet each other along the Limes

Archaeology of the Netherlands

300,000 years of Dutch archaeological history

Archaeology from your back garden

Finds from over 350 Dutch municipalities

The Dutch and the ancient Near East

Stunning stories about a remarkable collection

Egypt

World-renowned collection with mummies and mummy cases

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Opening 1 June: Romans along the Rhine

In the family exhibition Romans along the banks of the Rhine (opening 1 June), visitors of all ages can find out how people lived along the banks of the Rhine in the Netherlands 2,000 years ago. The river marked the limes, the northern boundary of the Roman Empire. In the exhibition you will see archaeological finds from fortresses and surrounding villages, such as swords, helmets and sandals, but also toys, ladies’ jewellery, and babies’ feeding bottles.

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