Rodange Roman Ruins

Description

The large Trevian oppidum in Rodange dates from the 1st century BC, surrounded by ramparts of a length of nearly 3 km. Gallo-Roman vicus ruins were built between the 1st and the beginning of the 5th century.

Address
Rue du Titelberg, Rodange, Luxembourg

Established
0-100 BC

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