The joint project "VIA Experience Space Römerstraße | Agrippastraße – Via Belgica" makes the former Roman state roads in the Rhineland "experiencable" again on a cycling and hiking route. Excavations and reconstructions make the road construction art of the Romans visible and tangible.
The collaborative project “VIA Experience Area Roman Road | Agrippastraße – Via Belgica” makes the former Roman state roads in the Rhineland “experiencable” again through a cycling and hiking route. Excavations and reconstructions make the road construction art of the Romans visible and tangible. The Roman Road Information Center in Nettersheim is located in the Eifel Nature Center, a supra-regional visitor center with exhibitions on nature and history, tourist information, a museum shop, and a cafeteria. On the ground floor, an introductory module with a touchscreen and large map provides comprehensive information about the Roman roads in the Rhineland and mobility in Roman times. In addition, there are suggestions for exciting excursions: all monuments along the Agrippastraße and the Via Belgica that are worth a visit are briefly presented. There is an interactive guessing game for children. The archaeological exhibition on the upper floor receives a new central thematic area through the Roman Road Information Center: The Eifel as an economic region. Why was the northern Eifel so important to the Romans?
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