  In the field of antiferromagnetic (AFM) spintronics, information about the
N\'eel vector, AFM domain sizes, and spin-flop fields is a prerequisite for
device applications but is not available easily. We have investigated AFM
domains and spin-flop induced changes of domain patterns in Mn2Au(001)
epitaxial thin films by X-ray magnetic linear dichroism photoemission electron
microscopy (XMLD-PEEM) using magnetic fields up to 70 T. As-prepared Mn$_2$Au
films exhibit AFM domains with an average size $\sim$ 1 $\mu$m. Application of
a 30T field, exceeding the spin-flop field, along a magnetocrystalline easy
axis, dramatically increases the AFM domain size with N\'eel vectors
perpendicular to the applied field direction. The width of N\'eel type domain
walls (DW) is below the spatial resolution of the PEEM and therefore can only
be estimated from an analysis of the DW profile to be smaller than 80 nm.
Furthermore, using the values for the DW width and the spin-flop field, we
evaluate an in-plane anisotropy constant ranging between 1 and 17 $\mu$eV/f.u.
