Castra of Holzhausen

The Castra of Holzhausen stands at an elevation of 513 meters, featuring stone foundations and defensive walls characteristic of Roman military architecture.

The fort served as a crucial defensive position along the Upper German-Raetian Limes, marking the northern frontier of the Roman Empire during its occupation period.

The military installation demonstrates Roman engineering principles through its structured layout, which includes barracks, administrative buildings, and fortified entrance points.

Visitors can reach the archaeological site via Ulmtalstrasse, with dedicated information panels explaining the fort's layout and historical significance throughout the grounds.

The fortress contains preserved sections of original Roman construction techniques, including specialized drainage systems and military quarters dating to the imperial period.

Elevation above the sea: 513 m

Part of: Upper German-Raetian Limes

GPS coordinates: 50.21488,7.94747

Latest update: March 26, 2025 01:43