Oldest Known Roman Bus Stop
Oldest Known Roman Bus Stop
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Oldest Known Roman Bus Stop
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December 28, 2021
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Under Gaius Julius Caesar, this historical stop was the main connection of the RÖV (Roman Public Transport Carriages): between the then Rinzbergonium, which Caesar intended to be the center of the Roman Empire, and the then, quite insignificant suburb of Buhlenbergium. “The carriage drove once per Day in both directions. If you look at today's timetable in the center of Rinzenberg, you can see that today's public transport companies are apparently still committed to this tradition. Source: Text information board
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