Images of Römisches Weingut Weilberg
Römisches Weingut Weilberg and its collection
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The Villa rustica Weilberg is a Roman estate located in Bad Dürkheim - Ungstein in Rhineland-Palatinate. This historical site is prominently visible from the northern part of the town Ungstein, situated on the southern slope of a vineyard. The name Weilberg refers to the remnants of the estate, which were still clearly visible even in the post-Roman period.
Villa rustica Weilberg as an Open-Air Museum
Today, the estate serves as an open-air museum, allowing visitors to explore the historical site. Some of the buildings, including the main or manor house and a press house, have been partially reconstructed, offering a glimpse into the past.
Historical Timeline of Villa rustica Weilberg
The earliest archaeological finds at the site suggest that the Roman villa was established around 20/30 AD. The expansion of the villa in stone took place at the beginning of the 2nd century AD, which saw the creation of the powerful, multi-storey manor house.
DERömische Weinkelter
DEVilla Rustica Weilberg
History & Anthropology Archaeology Historic house Open air