The German Limes Road

The German Limes Road is a hiking and bike route in Germany, approximately following the erstwhile boundary of the Roman Empire.

Saalburg Main Gate (Porta Praetoria)
This article is an itinerary.

Understand

It roughly follows the Upper Germanic Limes and Rhaetian Limes (part of the Limes Germanicus) from Rheinbrohl (Neuwied (district)) to Bad Gögging near Regensburg.

Along the route you can see remains of the earthworks created by the Romans as well as a number of modern reconstructions of towers and forts.

Prepare

Get in

Points of interest on the route

Reconstruction of watch tower, near Sayn
Section of the Limes, near Saalburg

Stay safe

Most of the barbarian Germanic tribes are no longer a risk.

Go next

  • Hadrians Wall
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