The Heuneburg is considered the oldest city north of the Alps. Around 600 BC, around 5,000 people lived here, which is quite a number for the time. In addition, the city was an important trading hub, with trade going as far as southern Italy or Marseille - the sun-spoiled wine from the southern provinces was of course particularly popular. Today you can rediscover the Heuneburg hillside settlement in a unique open-air museum with various reconstructions.

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Heuneburg - City of Pyrenees
MOST IMPORTANT CELTIC ACROPOLIS IN EUROPE
SOUTHERN SETTLEMENT AND OUTSIDE FORTIFICATION
There are two early Celtic settlements on the ridge between the Danube and Soppenbachtal. …

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Location: Herbertingen, Landkreis Sigmaringen, Tübingen District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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