The main attraction of the Brigetio Heritage Visitor Centre is the Brigetio Heritage permanent archaeological exhibition on the ground floor, designed and built by Narmer Architecture Studio, which presents in a spectacular and interactive form the most beautiful finds and the results of the scientific work carried out in Brigetio since 1992 in cooperation between Eötvös Loránd University and the Klapka György Museum of Komárom.

The concept of the exhibition was developed by Emese Számadó, Director of the museum, Professor László Borhy, Rector of ELTE, Dr. Dávid Bartus, Dean of ELTE, as the leading archaeologists of the Brigetio excavations, and Dr. Gabriella Gátfalvi-Delbó, archaeologist of the museum, Dr. Eszter Harsányi and Zsófia Kurovszky, conservators, Dr. Linda Dobosi, archaeologist-architect and Dr. Ádám Szabó, chief museologist of the Hungarian National Museum.

The information on display in the exhibition is complemented by a QR code multi-platform multimedia guide developed by the Institute for Computer Technology and Automation Research, and a virtual reality game by Leopoly Ltd. that takes us on a tour of a Roman city.