Saalburg

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Saalburg is a reconstructed Roman fort located near Bad Homburg, Germany. It is part of the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes, a UNESCO World Heritage site that marks the boundary of the Roman Empire in this region. The fort, originally built in the 2nd century AD, has been meticulously restored to reflect its historical significance. Visitors can explore the ancient structures, including the gates, walls, and various buildings within the fort, such as the praetorium (commander's house) and the barracks. The site also features a museum that displays artifacts and provides insights into the daily life of Roman soldiers and civilians who once inhabited the area.

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