What is DOMunder?

DOMunder is an archaeological museum experience located beneath Domplein (Cathedral Square) in Utrecht, Netherlands. The museum allows visitors to explore approximately 2,000 years of the city’s history through an underground route beneath the historic centre.

The experience is designed as an immersive exploration of archaeological remains, giving visitors direct access to the historical layers that shaped the development of Utrecht.

What is the museum about?

DOMunder focuses on the archaeological history of Utrecht, presenting remains from different periods, including the Roman fort of Traiectum and medieval structures found beneath Domplein.

Visitors can also explore the remains of Paleis Lofen, a medieval palace where Utrecht received its city rights. Although the palace was destroyed by fire in 1253, parts of its structure remain visible in underground cellars beneath Domplein and the nearby Vismarkt.

Where is the museum located?

The museum is located underground beneath Domplein in the city of Utrecht, Netherlands.

Who should visit this museum?

This museum is suitable for visitors interested in archaeology, Roman history, medieval history, and the urban development of historic cities. It may appeal to history enthusiasts, students, and visitors who enjoy immersive and exploratory museum experiences.

Educational and cultural activities

The museum offers an audio guide that supports visitors during their underground exploration. Other educational or cultural activities are not clearly specified.

Visitor information

The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

The museum is not wheelchair accessible.

Car parking is not available at the museum.

A café and free Wi-Fi are not available.