Bedaium

The archaeological remnants include a temple foundation, military castellum walls, and settlement structures along the River Alz crossing point.

During the Roman occupation, the settlement developed around a strategic bridge checkpoint, serving as a vital connection point for regional commerce.

The site documents the integration of Celtic and Roman religious practices through the temple dedicated to Bedaius, a local deity adopted by Romans.

The archaeological site connects to the Römermuseum Bedaium at Römerstraße 3, which displays artifacts and provides guided tours from Wednesday to Sunday.

The partially reconstructed fort wall remains visible at the location, marking the starting point of an archaeological walking circuit through Seebruck.

GPS coordinates: 47.93360,12.47660

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:21