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One of several Roman heads on the Via Claudia Augusta. Here is the SPQR Roman head.

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S.P.Q.R. (also: SPQR) is the abbreviation for the Latin Senatus Populusque Romanus (“Senate and People of Rome” or “the (Roman) Senate and the Roman People”). This lettering was the national emblem of ancient Rome and can still be found today as a motto in the city's coat of arms. The legions of the Roman Empire carried it on their signs. In Rome today, many plaques, manhole covers, trash cans and public facilities are marked with these four letters. Source: wikipedia

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Have fun on the Via Claudia Augusta! Enjoy the break and look at the information boards! Here you will learn a lot about this path!

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It is impressive to imagine how the Roman legions had their northern camps here over 2000 years ago and used the Via Claudia Augusta as a trade route! This path with the sculptures awakens the desire to travel further and further!

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Interesting history along the Via-Claudia Augusta

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For all bikepackers: A little outside of Graben in the direction of Lagerlechfeld there is a well-stocked supermarket.

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The tree in the military security area in front of Klosterlechfeld stands almost alone and undisturbed in a wide corridor, and it attracts attention - as compensation for the fact that a good part of the way has to be covered on the well-traveled access road.

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