Life and lifestyle of the Roman emperors

Sites with direct and documented associations with Roman Emperors

  Military achivements

Sites associated with the Roman military “presence-defense” of the frontier on the Danube or significant events in Roman military history

  Wines from the Danube ragion

The included wine regions along the Danube Corridor in a general sense duplicate the vineyards introduced by the Roman army into the regions

  Architecture

Sites with well preserved and presented monuments of Roman architecture

  Religion in Roman culture

Sites associated with different religious customs and practices during Late Roman Empire

  Everyday life, art and culture

Sites associated with emperors’ policy of building loyalty and cohesion among conquered indigenous peoples by encouraging acculturation to Roman standards with the introduction of Roman ways of life.

THE ROMAN EMPERORS AND DANUBE WINE ROUTE

The Roman Emperors and Danube Wine Route, with its Danube and Illyricum Trails, extends through nine European countries – Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a network of sub-destinations, created around individual archaeological sites, locations, places and buildings, which are monuments to the leadership of the Roman emperors in Late Antiquity. The Route was certified as a European Cultural Route by the European Institute for Cultural Routes (EICR).

ILLYRICUM TRAIL – Part I Montenegro & Bosnia and Herzegovina

ILLYRICUM TRAIL – Part II Albania
ILLYRICUM TRAIL – Part III North Macedonia

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