Best preserved Roman Forts

[Theodosius the Great]

Avete,<br>
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I'm wondering which of the surviving Roman military forts is best preserved.<br>
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To my limited knowledge the best preserved seems to be the Diocletianic fort in the Jordanian desert (Qasr Bsheir).<br>
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Are there better preserved forts anywhere in the Roman world ?<br>
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Valete.<br>
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[Anonymous]

Diocletianus palace in Split (Croatia) and Galerius palace Felix Romuliana (Gamzigrad, eastern Serbia) are preserved to some extent, although they are not millitary but imperial fortified palaces. <p></p><i></i>