Historical Events tagged with "Oescus"
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Opening of Constantine's Bridge Over Danube
July 5th, 328 1696 years ago
Constantine's Bridge was officially opened, connecting Sucidava in Romania to Oescus in Bulgaria. This architectural marvel was designed by Roman architect Theophilus Patricius and was significant for enhancing trade and military movement across the Danube River. The bridge represented the ingenuity of Roman engineering, allowing for smoother transportation and communication between regions.
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