Although the Roman Empire never fully conquered the Czech lands, Roman armies reached into southern Moravia during campaigns against Germanic tribes. Near Mušov, archaeological discoveries have revealed the remains of a significant Roman military presence dating from the 2nd century AD.
Although the Roman Empire never fully conquered the Czech lands, Roman armies reached into southern Moravia during campaigns against Germanic tribes. Near Mušov, archaeological discoveries have revealed the remains of a significant Roman military presence dating from the 2nd century AD. Visitors can explore the archaeological area, museums and reconstructed features that explain Rome's influence in Central Europe. The site sits near the Nové Mlýny reservoirs and Pálava landscape, making it ideal for cycling, walking and outdoor exploration.