Traismauer

Built around the Roman fort of Augustianis beside the lower Traisen, Traismauer grew into a small town in Lower Austria. It stands close to the point where the Traisen enters the Danube, in lowlands shaped by the river and its floodplain. The Römertor, or Roman Gate, preserves a visible link to the settlement’s role on the Danube frontier of the Roman Empire. Traismauer’s compact centre makes its Roman legacy part of an everyday Austrian town rather than a museum district. Find related webcams in the surrounding Danube valley to build a fuller picture of Lower Austria.

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