The German Limes Road Voyage Tips and guide

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

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.

• 50.5110857.3266741 RömerWelt am Caput Limitis (Roman world), Arienheller 1, Rheinbrohl, ☏ +49 2635 92 18 66. (updated Oct 2015)
• 50.4774097.5096582 Roman tower. Reconstruction on the Limes near Oberbieber, Neuwied. (updated Sep 2015)
• 50.4420687.5982313 Roman watchtower. Reconstruction on the Limes near Sayn. (updated Sep 2015)
• 50.2517017.8652254 Pohl fort, Kirchstraße, Pohl, ☏ +49 6772 9680768. Reconstruction of a Roman fort. (updated Oct 2015)
• 50.27068.56725 Saalburg (Römerkastell Saalburg) (Bad Homburg), ☏ +49 6175 9374-0. The reconstructed Saalburg fort is the highlight of the Limes Germanicus, and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.  
• 48.83624110.0842996 Limesmuseum Aalen, St.-Johann-Straße 5, Aalen, ☏ +49 7361 52 82 87-41. Limes information centre (updated Oct 2015)
• 49.03155910.9706047 Römermuseum Weißenburg (Weißenburg Roman Museum), Martin-Luther-Platz 3, Weißenburg, ☏ +49 9141 907-124. Limes information centre (updated Oct 2015)

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

• Hadrians Wall