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Modern map for enormous Roman road network
Specialists speak about Roman villas
VIAVIA – 9 hotspots
VIA VIA – Workshops for entrepreneurs
Plan in Vetschau for the Construction of a Roman House
Roman Renaissance in Maastricht
Turning History into an Exciting Adventure
PUBLICATION – Roman villa’s. New perspectives on villa development in Northwestern Europe
Villa Meezenbroek – Famous for One Day in 1950 Thanks to an April Fool’s Joke
A Divine Queer Icon from Roman Bocholtz
Roman history on display and in the field
The Romans were not the first in Rimburg
Golf on the grass, with Roman history beneath
Appreciation from Queen Máxima as an incentive
Searching for a Roman Villa in Kerkrade
Archaeological Treats from Thorn
The Via Belgica as a True Marathon
The Story of the Dead Man at the Roman Villa in Meerssen
The 1,900-Year Shadow of a Little Rooster
Marathon Via Belgica
The Cups of Servatius and Marcus Are True Masterpieces
Coriovallum: bathing — but above all, working
An International Roman Landscape Full of Stories and Experiences
Thanks to Flaccus, We Now Know the Names of Eight Inhabitants of Coriovallum
Identity Revealed: Roman Grave Belongs to Soldier Flaccus
Coriovallum Lies Here, Just 60 Centimetres Beneath Heerlen
Participation at the Reuvens Days
Roman Aachen Thrived Thanks to Emperor Trajan
Square Will Soon Refer to Coriovallum’s Aqueduct
Is it in our family? Traces of Roman families in Rimburg
Coin hoard known through restoration work
Euregio embraces Simpelveld’s initiative for Roman park
Via Belgica highlighted at symposium
New Roman mural in Heerlen
Exhibition Roman Villas in Venlo
Beneath the artificial turf lies a monumental Roman building
Thermenmuseum itself becomes history
Delicious Store becomes a friend of Via Belgica
Green light for Roman Museum Heerlen
Via Belgica broadens the horizon
The Via Belgica does not lie beneath the Hereweg in Landgraaf
Milestone Rimburg turns out to be building stone of a grave or sanctuary
He who writes, remains! (except the Romans)
Explain this… Romans in your own backyard?! – On the importance of heritage education
Linea Recta dreams big and loves to do so together with new driving forces
Villa Ravensbosch — Still a Roman Mystery
Romans Return to Bocholtz with Theatre Tour
The Aqueduct of Tongeren Was a Gigantic Task for the Roman Army
Success of “Heel Heerlen Graaft!” Leads to a Follow-Up
A Pressure Cooker Full of Roman WOW-Factor
Exhibition on the Roman Idyll: A Rich Time Machine
She Wrote the Life Stories of Lucius & Co for the Lux Festival
The Romans Go Back to School
Italian Award for Karen Jeneson
Frontinus Supplied Cologne with 20 Million Litres of Eifel Water per Day
Antiquity Comes to Life in Colour at the Gallo-Roman Museum
Lux opens the treasure chest of Meerssen’s rich past
Heerlen Residents Create Exhibition about “Heel Heerlen Graaft”
Via Belgica Aims to Offer More Immersive Experiences
That’s why archaeologists are digging in Heerlen, 75 km from the Limes
Kerkrade Is More Roman Than You Think
Roman treasures found during “Heel Heerlen Graaft”
Via Belgica follows the route of Caesar’s highway
Searching for Roman Heerlen with the newest technology
Doeke Krikke discovered the Via Belgica in Houthem
Are you joining the design sprint?
Heerlen giant Lucius wants to grow
Heerlen searches for the Romans in the Dinger Garden
Even better guidance through the region’s history
Maastricht Museum showcases Roman heritage
Will you help build the new road?
Unique project launched: Heerlen digs viewing windows into history
Friends Gathering at De Twee Gezusters in Heerlen
Heel Heerlen Digs! – The first drillings
Special find donated by Jos Kortis from Voerendaal
A look inside a 1,900-year-old cellar — soon possible in Heerlen
1,300 pages of expert knowledge about Villa Voerendaal
Lady of Voerendaal dances onto the stage
Heel Heerlen Digs!
With this case you travel to our Roman past
With the youth route, you cycle through Roman heritage while solving puzzles.
Skilled plumbers and plenty of water made a bathhouse possible
Experience 400 years of Roman bathing
Expedition Euregio with the Romans
Experts present research on Villa Voerendaal
Bas Vervuurt, Friend of Via Belgica
Karen Jeneson tells the current story of the Roman bathhouse
Innovation through Roman concrete recipe
Tongeren is getting a new piece of dodecahedron
Cycling the Via Belgica in three days — it’s possible …
Mysterious Romans
Frank van Eerd, Friend of Via Belgica
Joyce Kékkö-Van Rennes, Friend of Via Belgica
Camille Oostwegel sr., Friend of Via Belgica
Via Belgica has been showing the way for 2,000 years
Anja Neskens new project leader of Via Belgica
A new future for the Roman past
Sold-out audience for Roman walking-route theatre
Bocholtz presents the Romans and the discovery of their history
New Book Brings Together Three Years of Research on the Roman Villa at Voerendaal
Roman Valley Bocholtz part of an archaeological park?
The first city wall of Maastricht was Roman
From idea to opening, documentary about a new piece of the Via Belgica
Restoration of the Simpelveld sarcophagus completed after 16 months
Unique new section of the Via Belgica opened in Houthem
Maastricht had not one, but three Roman bridges
Festival Via Belgica: Romans return to Coriovallum after 2,000 years
Tempsplein is a Roman hotspot
New piece of Via Belgica in Houthem helps the imagination
Simpelveld cinerary chest is unique in the world
The pin for William, it is deserved and on its way
“We now look at this beautiful environment with different eyes”
The extraordinary “sarcophagus” of Simpelveld
“Outside is more beautiful than inside”
The leg of a Maastricht Diana
The sleeping Amor still enchants today
The Via Belgica in Voerendaal in the leading role
The lead coffin of a child from Riemst
Ash Urns and Portrait of a Ubian Couple
The baths as the largest showpiece of all
The Eburones Treasure of Amby
Roman emperors travelling to Italy
The Ritterbecher, you can’t miss it
Inhabitants of Roman Tongeren receive a face
Via Belgica in London Underground style
Meet these Roman neighbours of the Via Belgica
Wil van der Laan brings Roman emperors to the Via Belgica
The Lady of Voerendaal
Roman road uncovered in Rimburg
Roman times come back to life in ‘The Lady of Simpelveld’
Visit to Thermenmuseum Heerlen shows very strong growth
Restoration of Simpelveld burial chest becomes starting point for international research
Who will crack the great mystery of the dodecahedron?
Bocholtz embraces Roman past
Despite modern technology, Via Belgica still plays hide-and-seek
Via Belgica bench at the Kanjelbeek unveiled
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 8 – Riemst
Start of the Via Belgica waymarking
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 7 – Maastricht
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 6 – Meerssen
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 5 – Valkenburg
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 4 – Voerendaal
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 3 – Heerlen
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 2 – Simpelveld
Hardly anyone knows this remarkable building along the Via Belgica
Divers inspect condition of the ‘cradle of Maastricht’
REWATCH – L1 ‘Treasures of the Via Belgica’ episode 1 – Rimburg
L1 recipe – Cherry pie
L1 recipe – Bonte Bentheimer Sausage in the Roman Style
L1 recipe – Lamb Ragout with Pearl Barley
L1 Recipe – roman Moretum on Soldier’s Bread
L1 recipe – Pork Ragout with Apple
Dive into history
L1 recipe – Roman puls with a summer twist
L1 recipe – Cooking with Jam: Asparagus Salad
New Walking Route Roman Quarter Heerlen
Webinar ‘Living Along a Roman Highway’
Knapsack Route Geuldal & Meerssen
Book the Via Belgica Picnic and feed the Roman in you!
How busy was the Via Belgica?
PRESS RELEASE: Via Belgica extended due to success
Citizens’ help welcome for sculpture Lady of Voerendaal
The Roman past in the home
Entrance to Roman fortification found in Heerlen
Contemporary art draws attention to Roman history
Linea Recta Foundation celebrates 12.5 years!
Research on Villa Voerendaal completed spring 2022
Meuse not generous with Roman past
Roman workshops by Elisia Ferraris
Looking Back at FestiVia Belgica 2019
Asparagus in the Style of Apicius
The Happiest Pig in Limburg
Falling for Roman South Limburg
The Roman Kitchen: Adventurous, Yet Familiar
Roman Building: a Cultural Line in Architecture
