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Parts of the historic Via Regia route are today marked by major national roads: between Eisenach and Erfurt by the Bundesstraße 7 (B7); between Eckartsberga and Leipzig by the B87; and between Leipzig and Görlitz by the Bundesstraße 6 (B6) and eastwards to Kraków by the Polish national road 94.
La Via Regia es el camino más largo y antiguo que une Europa Oriental con Europa Occidental. Existen pruebas de que el corredor Via Regia, situado al sur del casquete glaciar y al norte de la zona de mediana montaña, fue la región de paso preferida de las tribus migrantes desde la Edad de Piedra.
25 de nov. de 2022 · The Via Regia is the oldest and longest road linking Eastern and Western Europe. Evidence shows that the Via Regia corridor, which is situated south of the ice cap and north of the middle mountainous zone, was the favourite region of passage of migrating tribes as far back as the Stone Age.
The Via Regia route between Frankfurt and Leipzig is steeped in German history. Explore the heritage of a major European historic route.
VIA REGIA is the name of the oldest and longest road link between the East and the West of Europe. The route exists since more than 2.000 years and connects 8 European countries through a length of 4.500 km. Its modern form is the European Development Corridor III at present.
The route VIA REGIA dates back to the Roman Empire. It connects as most important, longest and oldest road link of the modern times the East and the West of Europe as pilgrimage path “Touronensis”, als “Kings way”, “High Road”, “Rue royale”, “Black path” or as “Road to Leipzig” and “Road to Kraków”.
