Pohl Limes

The Limeskastell Pohl is a fascinating reconstructed Roman fortlet located in Pohl, Germany. This site is an authentic replica of a small Roman fort, complete with a watchtower, designed to give visitors a vivid impression of life on the Roman frontier around 100 AD12.
The fortlet is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes, which marked the northern boundary of the Roman Empire2. The reconstruction includes various structures such as a contubernium (soldiers’ quarters), a basilica, and a watchtower, all built according to the latest archaeological research.
Visitors can explore the fort as an open-air museum, offering insights into the daily lives of Roman soldiers stationed at the border. The site also features guided tours, special exhibitions, and interactive digital guides to enhance the educational experience.