Explore Trier

Trier, often referred to as Germany's oldest city, is a treasure trove of Roman history nestled in the picturesque Moselle Valley. Founded in 16 BC by the Romans, Trier was once a major city of the Roman Empire, known as Augusta Treverorum. Today, it boasts an impressive array of well-preserved Roman architecture, including the Porta Nigra, a massive Roman city gate, and the Aula Palatina, a basilica built by Emperor Constantine. The city's rich history is further highlighted by its medieval churches, such as the Trier Cathedral, which houses the Holy Tunic, believed to be the robe of Christ. Trier's charming old town is a delightful mix of cobblestone streets, vibrant market squares, and half-timbered houses, offering a perfect blend of history and modernity. Visitors can enjoy the local Riesling wines, explore the scenic Moselle River, and delve into the city's cultural offerings, including museums and festivals. Trier's unique blend of ancient history and lively contemporary culture makes it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.