Römerkastell „Kleiner Feldberg"

The fort below the large Feldberg is at an altitude of 700 meters, making it the highest fort on the entire Limes in Germany and one of the best-preserved buildings on the Limes. The former Limes can still be seen as a flat dam about 100 meters from the ruins.

Gives a nice insight into the size, shape and design of the Roman fort on the Limes

Sadly just some stones are left

Beautiful quiet place, especially in the evening sun.

Each! Römerkastell had such a small spa.

A little behind the actual fort, the fort bathhouse.
Information boards explain very nicely how the bathhouse was supplied with warm water.

Reconstructed foundation walls of the former Roman fort.

Small Roman fort. Very nice and nostalgic. Unfortunately, a few holes in different corners left their (house) garbage.

Foundation walls of the Roman small fort, plus a Roman bath a little below. Some information boards explain both the remains and the historical surroundings of the fort. There are also a few sculptures in the castle itself. Above the castle (on a slope) you can start the ascent to the Great Feldberg.

Back to history, lots of information boards with great tips

A magical place for me since childhood. Always beautiful and always surprising.

Interesting insight into the colonization of our homeland by the Romans

With interesting panels on the history of the Romans. Also suitable for children.

well-preserved wall remains of a Roman fort. Also worth a trip for children!

The Kleiner Feldberg fort, often called Feldberg fort or Feldberg fort in specialist literature, was a Roman military camp whose crew was responsible for security and surveillance tasks on the Upper Germanic Limes (source: Wikipedia.de).

Beautiful facility where you can linger for a while. You can look at the information boards that have been set up or simply enjoy the sun on the benches.

The highest castle in the Roman Empire! History to touch!

Well-preserved foundation walls of a Roman fort below the Feldberg. Here you have the opportunity to take a short break before the last ascent to the Feldberg is mastered. There are several benches available for this purpose.