What is Viabundus?
Viabundus is a digital road map of northern Europe between 1350 and 1650, with roads, towns, fairs and toll stations, and a route planner for pre-modern travel.
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Viabundus
Map of medieval and early modern roads in northern Europe
- Coverage
- Northern Europe
- Updates
- Archive
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not needed
- View
- Flat map
What you can do
- Pre-modern roads and towns
- Fairs and toll stations
- Historical route planner
The details
- Coverage
- Northern Europe
- Updates
- Static archive
- Data source
- Historical research
- Made by
- Viabundus project (university / research)
- Price
- Free
- Account
- No account needed
- On phones
- Best on a computer
- Map view
- Flat map
Tips for using Viabundus
- Plan a route between two Hanseatic towns to see a medieval journey.
Who it is for
Viabundus is especially useful for history lovers and researchers & analysts.
Questions about Viabundus
Is Viabundus free?
Yes. Viabundus is free to use.
Do I need an account to use Viabundus?
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
How often is Viabundus updated?
It is an archive: the content is historical and does not change often.
Where does Viabundus get its data?
Historical research.
Can I use Viabundus on my phone?
It opens on phones, but it works best on a computer with a larger screen.
What are some alternatives to Viabundus?
Similar maps include GeaCron, Native Land, OpenHistoricalMap and Chronas. See the full list of Viabundus alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
Summary based on public information about Viabundus. Features and prices change; the map's own website has the latest details.
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