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Brennerstraße Roman Road Information Board
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Brennerstraße Roman Road Information Board
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Carsten (📍FFB)
April 5, 2021
Mountain biking
Here is plenty of information to read:
Roman road sections in the southern Ammersee area
At the southern end of the Ammersee crossed in Roman times - in Bavaria around 15 BC. BC to AD 500 - two important traffic arteries near Raisting. On the one hand, the military and supply road for legionnaires of the Roman Empire, which also runs from south to north - east parallel to Via Claudia Augusta - to the then province of Raetien from Bozen via Brenner, Partenkirchen and Raisting and then west past the Ammersee to the capital Augusta Vindelicum ( Augsburg).
Roman road sections in the southern Ammersee area
At the southern end of the Ammersee crossed in Roman times - in Bavaria around 15 BC. BC to AD 500 - two important traffic arteries near Raisting. On the one hand, the military and supply road for legionnaires of the Roman Empire, which also runs from south to north - east parallel to Via Claudia Augusta - to the then province of Raetien from Bozen via Brenner, Partenkirchen and Raisting and then west past the Ammersee to the capital Augusta Vindelicum ( Augsburg).
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Kathi
July 18, 2022
Mountain biking
Provides information about the former Roman trade route
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Location: Raisting, Weilheim-Schongau, Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany