A Guide to Roman Cologne - Interactive Map & Itineraries
2024年5月16日 · Information and interactive map to the Roman ruins and landmarks in Cologne, including collections in the Römisch-Germanisches Museum.
Roman Cologne - people.hsc.edu
Geography: Cologne is the northernmost colony founded by the Romans. Click on the map at left to see an enlarged overview of the cities founded by the Romans in Europe Also see this Map of Roman Empire (150 CE) Over 2000 years ago, Augustus envisioned the tribal capital of the Ubii to be the seat of a future province of Germania.
Cologne was a thriving Roman city 2000 years ago
2021年8月9日 · The Rhine became the border river between the Roman Empire and Germania. Before the Romans lived in Cologne, the Germanen (Germania) and the Celts, also called Gallier (Gauls), were to the left and right of the Rhine. Gallien (Gaul) was on the left (western) and Germania on the right side of the river.
History of Cologne - Wikipedia
Most important towns in the Rhineland were Trier, which served as imperial residence of the Western Roman Emperor from 293 to 395, and Cologne, where five Roman trunk roads intersected with the Rhine, also then used as a water transport route.
City Maps – The History of Cologne Podcast
Look at my interactive map of Roman Cologne that I have made with the help of Google Maps. Link: The History of Cologne Podcast – Google My Maps. Notice how many streets still exist today. For example the ones marking the city wall (red) or Hohe Straße/Cardo Maximus (green). The Fort Deutz is the blue square on the right with the bridge (yellow)
Roman Cologne: discover the treasures of the city's history
Cologne remained Roman until the 5th century and still has many stories to tell you from these long-gone centuries. Immerse yourself in the ancient history of Cologne and discover the fascinating relics of its Roman past. Find out more here.
Cologne - Wikipedia
Roman imperial governors resided in the city and it became one of the most important trade and production centers in the Roman Empire north of the Alps. [3] Cologne is shown on the 4th century Peutinger Map. Maternus, who was elected as bishop in 313, was the first known bishop of Cologne. The city was the capital of a Roman province until it ...
Google Map of Köln, Germany - Nations Online Project
The city became the most important trade and production center, and one of the first centers of the early days of the Catholic Church in the Roman Empire, north of the Alps. Today Cologne has a population of about 1 million inhabitants. Just zoom in to see Cologne Cathedral (Dom zu Köln) in the city center.
Cologne - Roman, Medieval, Cathedral | Britannica
2024年11月20日 · Cologne - Roman, Medieval, Cathedral: After Julius Caesar destroyed the Eburones in 53 bce, the Roman general Agrippa colonized the area with another tribe called the Ubii, who came from the right bank of the Rhine. A fortified settlement was …
The ancient town wall of Cologne - Travelwriticus.com
2020年2月8日 · Near the historic Zeughaus in Cologne, I discovered this map on the pavement. It helped me to understand the course of the former Roman town wall. Some blog entries related to the Roman remains in Cologne: