[DOC] [TLE] Vindobona - Wikipedia [PAR] Vindobona was a Celtic settlement and later a Roman military camp on the site of 
the modern city of Vienna in Austria. Around 15 BC, the kingdom of Noricum was 
included in the Roman Empire. Henceforth, the Danube marked the border of the 
empire, and the Romans .... These so-called immunes were needed for the 
supply of goods and for the... [DOC] [TLE] Vindobona (Vienna) - Livius [PAR] Aug 10, 2015 ... For more than a four centuries, the Danube was to be the northern frontier of the 
Roman Empire. Originally, Vindobona was an oppidum (proto-urban settlement) 
on the ... It belonged to the Celtic kingdom of Noricum, but the emperor Augustus 
... To the south was a wide ditch that is still called the Graben. [DOC] [TLE] Vienna (city and province, Austria) - Encyclopedia.com [PAR] Vienna's industries, mainly concentrated on the left bank of the Danube and in 
the ... Originally a Celtic settlement, Vienna, then called Vindobona, became an... [DOC] [TLE] Vindobona | Article about Vindobona by The Free Dictionary [PAR] The city is divided into 23 districts grouped roughly in two semicircles around the 
... Vienna's industries, mainly concentrated on the left bank of the Danube and in 
the ... Originally a Celtic settlement, Vienna, then called Vindobona, became an... [DOC] [TLE] History of Vienna - Mother Earth Travel [PAR] Vienna was originally a Celtic settlement on the site of the present-day city. ... a 
military camp called Vindobona among various Celtic settlements, to serve as a 
... of the Roman Empire against the Germanic tribes north of the Danube River. [DOC] [TLE] Description - World Geography & Culture Online - Print Page [PAR] The city achieved international renown as the capital of the Hapsburg realm. ... 
The heart of Vienna, on the Danube's west bank, is a small section known as 
Inner ... Vienna was originally a Celtic settlement and became a Roman frontier 
post, ... With the decline of Roman power, Vindobona was destroyed by the Huns 
in the... [DOC] [TLE] vienna4u - all you have to know about the city! [PAR] A fortified Celtic settlement at the premises of nowaday Vienna was Roman ... 
was from then on (known as Vindobona) dedicated as a frontier city to guard the 
external borders of the Roman Empire against tribes settling north of the Danube. [DOC] [TLE] Vienna - Reference.com [PAR] 1,539,848), 160 sq mi (414 sq km), capital and largest city of Austria and 
administrative seat of Lower Austria, NE Austria, on the Danube River. ... 
Originally a Celtic settlement, Vienna, then called Vindobona, became an 
important Roman... [DOC] [TLE] Vienna - Cosmeo [PAR] Vindobona), city, NE Austria, capital and largest city of the country, coextensive 
with ... Vienna is an important port on the Danube. ... been an important 
communications hub since the first Celtic settlement was established on the site. 
.... Originally a Celtic settlement (Vindobona), it was taken over by the Romans in 
the 1st... [DOC] [TLE] The New Student's Reference Work/Vienna - Wikisource, the free ... [PAR] Jan 4, 2007 ... Vien'na, the capital of the Austrian Empire, is on the Danube River. An arm of the 
river, called the Danube Canal, passes through the city, and a little stream, the 
Wien, flows into it ... Probably Vienna originally was a Celtic settlement. It was 
taken by the Romans, called Vindobona, and made a military post. [DOC] [TLE] Vindobona  Rome's Vienna | Rome Across Europe [PAR] Dec 21, 2015 ... Today we discuss a new city as we uncover Vindobona, the site of the ... This was 
a Celtic settlement that would later become a Roman military camp. ... The 
Romans then built fortifications and settlements on the banks of the Danube. ... 
These so-called immunes were needed for the supply of goods and for... [DOC] [TLE] Vienna - tourist sights on the map [PAR] The city's roots lie in early Celtic and Roman settlements that transformed into a 
... to have a

Question: This city on the Danube was originally a Celtic settlement called Vindobona
Answer: Vienna