Yo /his/ A buddy and I will be running around Italy for a week.

>>1404329
Don't know much about military places to visit but you can look at of the aqueducts that are still standing.

>>1404329

Romans used to think that armies should stay in the borders.

There should be some nice museums about them anyway. But we should wait till some Italian arrives.

>>1404329
Weren't legions forbid from entering Italy (except to defend it) for most of Roman history?

>>1404382
/shrug

Things I would like to know more about

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OP here. Some medieval castles would be neat too. I do know they were quite innovative in their designs such as pic related.

take a metal detector with you. go through known battle paths and areas. you may find some roman sheckles and goodies.

>>1404411

This is a example of Reinassance fort.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmanova

>>1404329
The Castra Praetoria in Rome is a good place to see. The Aurelian Wall obviously. Maybe Ravenna.

There honestly isn't much obvious on display when it comes to Roman military history outside of things like Hadrian's Wall.

>>1404382
Was often disregarded, and the Praetorians were stationed in Rome under the empire. Then under Septimius Severus 3 new legions were stationed there. Then gradually Italy lost its privileges and more legions were posted there.