Traveling in the Roman Empire is still a fascinating subject today: infrastructure and logistics met the highest standards of premodern mobility, which is why trips for recreation and education were very popular with the Romans. This volume uses selected sources to present reasons for traveling, itineraries, and travel destinations. It connects an overview of basic knowledge with exercises and reading recommendations for independent study.

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Susanne Froehlich, University of Greifswald, Germany.