Reconstructed Roman hostel

The building features period-appropriate construction materials and methods, including Roman concrete foundations, wooden beams, and stone walls arranged in traditional patterns.

During the Roman Empire's expansion into Germania, this type of accommodation served merchants and officials traveling along the northern frontier trade routes.

The structure contains separate dining halls and sleeping quarters that demonstrate the Roman social hierarchy between wealthy travelers and common merchants.

Visitors can access the site daily from April through October, with guided tours available in German and English providing detailed explanations of architectural elements.

The reconstruction incorporates original foundation stones discovered during archaeological excavations, maintaining precise measurements from the Roman period.

GPS coordinates: 51.66868,6.44881

Latest update: March 10, 2025 04:00