Trier

Amphitheater, Kaiserthermen, Roman bridge and of course the world-famous Porta Nigra - Trier, the city on the Moselle is the German center of antiquity, in which the Romans once left their distinctive traces. Although many buildings in the High Middle Ages had to serve as a quarry for the new sacred buildings that were being built, numerous impressive testimonies of culture have survived to this day and earned the city an entry as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition, the uniquely beautiful Moselle landscape, interesting museums, churches and monasteries lure people to Trier. The tourist city map shows you the way with a street directory, area map and inner city enlargement and shows you the most important sights.