a civilian settlement near the rom.voj.tab. House with hypocaust
This building is located in the village Bratislava-Rusovce in the Bratislava region. It is a house with hypocausts from the 2-3th century, which is protected as a national cultural monument. The area registers the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under number ÚZPF 105-11422 and consists of one object: House with a hypocaust (murivo foundation, studied, Roman age, 2.st.-3.st.).
The house with hypocausto is located at Irkutská in Bratislava-Rusovce. According to data from the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic, it is a building from the Roman era, namely from the 2-3rd century. Masonry foundation was examined and confirmed the original age of the building.
From the available data it is not possible to provide details of the construction character, such as disposition, flooring, floor plan or used material. This information was not included in the registration record.
The current state and use of the object are unknown. In particular, the date of the conservation declaration, as well as information on the conservation bands or protection zones, are not indicated.
The house with hypocausts provides valuable information about civilization and the life of the Roman population. Its location in Bratislava-Rusovce makes it an interesting point for those who focus on historical aspects of the area.
This object is an important part of the cultural heritage of the village Bratislava-Rusovce and deserves the attention of anyone interested in historical monuments.
Historical Milestones
- 2. -3rd century
- Creation of a house with a hypocoust in Rome
- unknown, supposed 20th century
- Object was discovered and studied, confirmed as a monument from the 2-3th century
- unknown, after 1990
- The house with hypocausts was listed as a protected national cultural monument
Interesting facts
- The house with hypocausto is located in the village Bratislava-Rusovce in the Bratislava region. - It is protected as a national cultural monument and is registered by the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic under the number of the ÚZPF 105-11422. - The house with hypocausts is a building from Roman times, namely from the 2-3th century. - Masonry foundation was examined and confirmed the original age of the building. - It provides valuable information about civilization and the life of Roman inhabitants.
Guide
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Hello and welcome to one of the most interesting monuments of our beloved Bratislava. You're standing in front of a civilian settlement that was part of a Roman-military camp. This unique house with hypocausts is located in Rusovce and is a great example of the historical strategy of the ancient inhabitants. Look around and you can already feel the atmosphere of the past. Although the exact chronology of origin does not prevent, this place witnesss the long history of Bratislava. This house was designed for the service and housing needs of the military units that were deployed here. Although specific architects and historical personalities are unknown, it is clear that this building was in time a significant part of the local community. Look up at the front of the house. Note the simplicity and functionality of the structure that characterises such types of buildings from this period. Hypocaust - a flooring system with walling, which looks like a primitive version of modern flooring - was an innovative solution for maintaining temperature and sanitation. Although this system is not visible from outside, its presence in the home points to the advanced technology of its time. Although the specific stories and personalities associated with this building are unknown, we can only purpose the lives of the soldiers and their families who were hosts here. These historical characters had to experience everyday life in the context of military discipline and strategy. An interesting fact is that although the specific details of this house are limited, its existence tells us directly about the importance of Rusovice and surrounding area for the Roman-military infrastructure. This fact can be an interesting point for historians and naturalists for further research. Now that you have proven this building well, I will invite you to embark on another discovery of our beautiful Bratislava. Every post and every alley has a story. Let us continue to discover what this historic region can offer us. Thank you for your interest in this monument, and I am pleased that you have decided to know our heritage. When we meet again!
Tips for visitors
Visit time: Spring and summer months are recommended when the terrain is more accessible and the weather is more favourable. Check your current connections in traffic applications. What to take with you: Comfortable shoes, water and sun protection are recommended. Photography: Suitable light for capturing details is in the morning or before sunset. Family with children: It is recommended to prepare basic information about Roman history.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Irkutská, Bratislava-Rusovce, Bratislavský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 105-11422). It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
For children
Close your eyes and take a deep breath. Imagine pressing a secret, golden button on an invisible time machine. Boom! In one second, all cars, cell phones and asphalt roads will disappear. There are only horses, wooden cars, and people in white coats who speak strange, loud language around you. Welcome to the Old Roman world in Rusovce!
Thematic route
Thematic cruise route: Civil village near the ledge.slo. Tab
1. Civilian village by the ledge. Tab. House with hypocaust - type: archaeological finding. Why it is worth a visit: This object is evidence of the existence of a civil settlement from the Roman Empire and provides a view of the everyday life and architecture of the ancient dwelling. 2. Surrounding park near the civil settlement * * Type: Green zone Proč is worth a visit: The park around the panamate offers a climate for relaxation and a view of historical remains. 3. Archaeological exposure Type: Exhibition Proč is worth visiting: The exposition provides a detailed view of the discovered artifacts and their meaning. 4. Interactive presentation Type: Education Proč is worth visiting: Interactive elements allow a better understanding of the historical context and technologies used at the time of discovery. 5. Information booth Type: Information centre Why is it worth visiting: Visitors can get more information about historical contexts and current research on the information stand. This route offers a view of a civilian settlement near the ledge. Tab. and its surrounding protor, which allows customers to understand the historical significance of this place.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: You can enjoy variable weather and green leaf porost, which adds a lively atmosphere, while visiting a civil village near the ledge. It is advisable to visit this monument in the early brightness, when the weather is even more difficult and less visitors. It is recommended to wear practical clothes with a warm jacket for a cooler morning or evening and wide-angle sunglasses for the day.
Léto: Léto is a suitable season for visiting a civilian settlement near the Romans. Tab. Longer daylight allows longer walks in memory, but it is important to adapt to the rapid rise of crowds in the peak summer season. It is recommended to have a short-term raise in memory and wear soft clothes along with sunscreen and hat.
Podzim: In podzim is a civil settlement surrounded by all the leaves. This period offers photography options due to morning clouds and longer light for the evening. Since there are fewer visitors, it is ideal to visit the monument in the middle of the day. It is recommended to wear multi-layered clothing for temperature changes during the day.
Winter: In winter, the civilian settlement offers a different view when it is covered with snow or has freezing winds. Only partially covered monument can be visited during this period, as some places can be unavailable due to winter conditions. It is important to wear warm clothes, including cups and gloves, and to plan a visit at a time when sunlight is still sufficient for sight. Visitors should also be prepared for a shorter period of remembrance.
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