• The only rebuilt fort on the Limes, reconstructed almost completely around 1900, so kids see standing walls and buildings, not just ruins
• Hands-on museum on the Romans and the frontier, with activities for kids and adults and a regular program of events
• Roman food at the Taberna, the museum café, which cooks dishes such as moretum (a herb cheese spread) and Parthian chicken from Roman recipes

The Saalburg is a Roman fort that guarded the Limes, the frontier wall now listed by UNESCO. Rebuilt around 1900 on Kaiser Wilhelm II's orders, it is the only fort on the Limes reconstructed almost completely, so kids walk through the gate and into the buildings.

The museum inside covers Roman life on the frontier with hands-on activities, and the Taberna café serves dishes from Roman recipes.