Vohburg
Together, we will look at the figure dioramas as well as the objects on display in the museum. You will learn how people lived in Roman antiquity and how the legionaries worked in the forts and Limes watchtowers. Then move through various stations: architecture, Roman games, writing on wax tablets, and mint your own “Roman coin.” Dress up as a Roman woman, Roman man, or legionary.
The great Roman period developed when the troops advanced north across the Danube around AD 80. The present-day northern boundary of the municipality of Vohburg coincides with the important road from Kösching Fort via Pförring to Eining, a long-distance route that connected Augsburg with Regensburg. In the area of present-day Vohburg, a number of manor farms were established, which primarily ensured the supply of the soldiers. Afterwards, you can explore the exhibition “Big and Small Roman World!” as well as the museum exhibition and the 3D worlds of the various historical periods with the iPad provided.
