Museums

The Bratislava City Museum – Ancient Gerulata was established in 1987 on the site of the former Roman military camp and part of the civilian settlement located northwest of the fort. 

In the exterior part of the museum, there is a late antique fortress from the 4th century as well as foundations of older fortification elements and architecture from the 1st to the 4th centuries. The lapidary, situated in the modernist building, presents an exhibition of stone artwork, the results of archaeological excavations, and the history of Gerulata. A virtual walk through the castellum is available in the museum's treasury.
 

The Danube Region Museum is one of Slovakia's oldest museums, and its Roman collection is the largest of its kind in Slovakia. 

The museum consists of five buildings. In the main building, there is a permanent exhibition of the historical development of Komárno and its surroundings from prehistoric times to 1849. A Roman lapidary is located in Bastion VI, which was a part of the 19th-century fortification.
 

The Roman and Ethnographic Museum Kelemantia was established in 2013. There are two permanent exhibitions in the museum: archaeological and ethnographic. 

The archaeological exhibition introduces visitors to the Roman auxiliary fort in Iža as well as the life and work of Ján Tóth Kurucz, who led the first archaeological excavations of the Roman fort. There is also a craft workshop, which aims to demonstrate Roman daily life and craft activities.