SloveniaThe 19th Roman Games in Ptuj, Slovenia, are taking place today as the main event of a three-day celebration of ancient heritage. Organizers expect thousands of visitors and around 800 participants in costumes who will recreate the atmosphere of ancient Rome. The parade begins at 11 AM on the city streets, followed by activities at the market square and old town center. Around 800 Romans will spread across the city for several hours, creating an image of an ancient city. In the afternoon, the event moves to the Roman camp, where various activities, especially for children, are planned. The event started earlier with a formal opening ceremony, featuring a camp setup, a Roman dinner, and presentations of participating groups. The Roman Games are highly international, with groups from eight countries, including neighboring nations and others such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, and Bulgaria. A network of cities from the former Roman Empire has formed, enabling quick collaboration and improving the quality of the event.
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