
A practical sequence for treating the archaeological site and museum as two complementary stops.
Treat the visit as two distinct experiences
The open-air site lets you see the layers in place, while the museum uses objects and stories to explain them. Give each experience its own time.
Choose which to visit first according to current opening hours, weather and how you prefer to learn.
Prepare for the open-air site
Walking surfaces and seasonal conditions affect your pace. Comfortable shoes, water and sun or rain protection improve the day.
Take short breaks along the route so you can read the interpretation panels without rushing.
Keep the return simple
After a history-heavy day, plan a meal on the return rather than adding a distant third attraction.
Confirm tickets, access and opening hours through official sources before setting out.