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Frontiers of the Roman Empire – Ripa Pannonica in Hungary (RPH) Nomination statement The popularization of the RPH is assisted by the periodical entitled Szép Magyarország (Beautiful Hungary), which regularly publishes articles and essays related to the limes. A picturesque map of Pannonia, showing a panorama of the Hungarian section of the limes, the borders of the Roman Empire, has appeared on its cover. “Heritage Preservation Workbooks” have been introduced into the elementary school curriculum, and “Roman Life in Pannonia” is included in this series, which introduces the youngest students with the limes and the basics of Roman culture. Events promoting traditions popularize the limes. With the goal of creating a wide range of sights and events through the collaboration of the towns along the limes, the town government of Dunaszekcső and civic groups from Dunafalva have organized the Lugio Days and the International Limes Camp since 2003. The Lugio Days, amongst the major events of The Limes as a Cultural Route, serves up a festival with costumed parades, time travel on a Roman galley, displays of Roman armaments, presentations on the battle techniques of the legions and the Celts and ancient theater productions, in addition to which an ICOMOS professional archaeological conference also takes place. At the International Limes Camp, groups of Hungarian and foreign children take part in an Ancient Adventure Tour. The Sites and Programs of the Limes Cultural Route RPH 4. Conra Florentiam? fortified river port, Dunafalva • Archaeological site: foundation walls still visible today on the grounds of the fort on the opposite bank RPH 3. Lugio / Florentia fort and vicus, Dunaszekcső – Várhegy • Archaeological exhibition: Local history collection • Roman well and milestone • Guided tours, field tours and museum visits • Lugio Days festival, the third weekend in July every year • International Limes Camp and Ancient Adventure Tour, the third week in July every year • Accommodations, Roman cuisine and gastronomy at the Aréna Restaurant. RPH 6-26. Sites of Tolna County • Wosinszky Mór Museum: Archaeological exhibition, Szekszárd RPH 22. Lussonium fort and vicus, Paks – Dunakömlőd–Sánc-hegy • Archaeological park: The results of the archaeological excavations at the site of the fort • Paks Museum: Permanent exhibit containing the abundant finds from the excavations RPH 26. Annamatia – 12 fortified river port, Bölcske, Solt – Duna-meder • Lapidarium: Roman gravestones and altar stones that were excavated from the Danube riverbed can be seen at their outdoor exhibit site. 98
Frontiers of the Roman Empire – Ripa Pannonica in Hungary (RPH) Nomination statement RPH 30. Intercisa fort and vicus, Dunaújváros – Öreg-hegy a. Sights • Intercisa Museum - Dunaújváros, Városháza tér 4. (permanent exhibit entitled “The History of Dunaújváros from Prehistory to the Middle of the 1970s) • Roman-era lapidarium and archaeological park - Dunaújváros, Római körút. (Archaeological park at the site of the auxiliary fort with building remains and an open lapidarium) • Roman-era military baths - Dunaújváros, Öreghegyi út. • Foundations of a Roman-era semi-detached residence - Dunaújváros, Római körút. • Foundations of an early Christian church - Dunaújváros, Római körút. b. Programs: • Guided exhibit tours, special history classes and play houses that bring the past to life in the museum and the lapidarium • Ancient garden party in the lapidarium. c. Events: • Cultural Heritage Days (in the middle of September) • Night of the Museums (at the end of June) RPH 37. Matrica fort and vicus, Százhalombatta – Dunafüred • Matrica Museum and archaeological park • Handcrafts, gastronomical and lifestyle programs RPH 38. Campona fort and vicus, Budapest 22 nd District – Nagytétény • Remains of the fort that are open to visitors: eastern and southern fort gates • Planned archaeological park next to the Nagytétény Palace Museum • Nagytétény Palace Museum: series of events for the Ancient Happy Days RPH 39. Contra Aquincum / Castellum conra Teutanum? fort, Budapest 5 th District – Március 15. tér • Section of the wall of the fort, with bastion RPH 41-42. Aquincum fortress, canabae, municipium; Budapest 2 nd and 3 rd Districts – Óbuda a. Sights: • Aquincum Museum (3 rd District, Szentendrei út 139.) • Hercules Villa (3 rd District, Meggyfa u. 21.) • Thermae Maiores – Bath Museum 3 rd District, Flórián tér underpass) • Remains of the southern gate of the legionary fortress (3 rd District, Flórián tér: southern side of the Buda on-ramp to the Árpád Bridge) • Section of the Centurio house with an atrium (3 rd District, Flórián tér: southern side of the Buda on-ramp to the Árpád Bridge) • Eastern gate of the legionary fortress (3 rd District, Kórház u. – Harrer Pál u.) • Section of a late Roman fortress wall with bastions (3 rd District, parking lot of the Ramada Plaza Hotel) • Eastern gate of the cavalry fort (3 rd District, in the paving of the parking lot of the Ramada Plaza Hotel) • Military amphitheater (3 rd District, Nagyszombat u.) • Táborváros Museum: with the bathhouse wing of the inn (3 rd district, Pacsirtamező u. 63.) • Early Christian cemetery chapel (cella trichora) (3 rd District, Raktár u. – Hunor u. – Körte u.) • Restored piers of the aqueducts (3 rd District, median strip of Szentendrei út) • Northern wall of the civilian town (3 rd District, corner of Szentendrei út, Római út and Pók u.) • Amphitheater of the civilian town (3 rd District, corner of Szentendrei út and Zsófia u.) • Roman-era aqueduct well-head mounting (3 rd District, grounds of the Római Strandfürdő) 99
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