The 40 best sights in Trier

Absolutely beautiful! We parked in a structure not too far from here near city center. Look in my reviews for the location. This beautiful display of ancient architecture was very impressive. There is a great place to take a picture in front of the gate towards the main road. We just stood in awe!

It's a strange thing to find such Intact and extensive Roman ruins so far north in Europe! In many ways this building is better preserved than some of the buildings in Rome itself. Very informative interpretation, reasonably priced and presenting good views of the city!

Excellent landmark to visit in the middle of the delightful town of Trier. Museum offers a unique insight into local Roman and political history. Limited public conveniences and places to rest do reduce overall enjoyment, however there's many café options and restaurants nearby.

Stumbled across this Roman structure. Relatively quiet access, amazing looking ancient structure around a more modern area. Well preserved, access allowed into the structure.

Amazing site to see - not often you csn see Roman ruins from the 2nd century. Built from huge sandstone blocks, some weighing 6 tons - without modern machinery. The only one of the 4 original gates still standing, it was spared because it was used as a church. Massive structure in the center of town that should inspire awe. A remnant of a different age, when the Roman Empire ruled much of Europe.

Very beautiful and crazy to believe this is one the few structures that remains within Roman time period. Trier was the capital of the Roman empire and you can easily imagine how everything was walking through those arches.

The fact that this was built around 170 AD is absolutely mindblowing. I loved it! They still have some remnants of religious things in it, which was very interesting to see since it was also turned into a church at some point. Went on July 24, 2025

This was my first time visiting the Trier Cathedral (Trier Dom), and I was truly impressed by the grandeur and historical richness of the place. The architecture is breathtaking — a perfect blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles, reflecting over 1,700 years of history. The atmosphere inside is calm and spiritual. The high ceilings, ancient stone walls, and stained glass windows give a powerful sense of timelessness. It’s amazing to think this is the oldest cathedral in Germany, with parts dating back to Roman times. There’s also a lot to explore: the Holy Robe (Heiliger Rock), the crypt, and the quiet courtyards surrounding the complex. Entry is free, and there are brochures in multiple languages available for visitors. I highly recommend taking your time to sit quietly inside and soak in the peaceful environment. Whether you’re religious, interested in history, or just love beautiful architecture, the Trier Dom is a must-visit.

Trier Cathedral, old architecture marvel because it was built in a very old era. Beautiful historical structure with religious importance because of the holy robe. Last time it was displayed in 2012 to the public where large number of visitors came. To visit inside there are certain timings which changes from winter.

Amazing cathedral and architecture, with roots going bsck 1700 years to Roman occupation. Current structure from 13th century and stunning both inside and out. Free to enter, with several options inside to donate towards supporting the building. Hard to imagine how they built it without modern tools. The ceilings are well over 10 stories high, and they elaborate carvings and paintings are simply stunning!

There are many beautiful and breathtaking cathedrals across Germany and Europe but this one stands at the top with the best. While on the outside it may not appear as daunting or heavenly, inside is quite the opposite. What a breathtaking experience. Be sure to go down below to the catacombs and outside to the courtyard. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Trier.

A good must visit place in Trier center. Walkable and cathedral looks magnificent. The entire place around the cathedral gives a glimpse into the old Germany. Also entire place will be tourists who are interested in visiting Trier.

The sculptures are beautifully intricate and the whole building is awe inspiring. Some is a bit creepy, but I guess it’s incentive towards good living.

Beautiful architecture inside and out. It's free to go inside no dogs allowed. Well worth a visit if you are in Trier

A museum can only convey history as it is. The museum management should keep its own illogical opinions to itself. It is understandable that the Germans could not accept Stal'in. After all, he did not allow them to rule the world. But that is not right. The tyrant, the dictator, was your leader and now you are ashamed to mention his name. And this person is the one who saved you from tyranny. Go to bed and be grateful to him for saving you from a great misfortune.

Good to see history of Karl Marx, lots of exhibition rooms. Downside is lots of stairs if you have mobility issues as this spans 3 floors. It was also very busy when we went so be prepared to ro wait to see, read the information. Home is beautiful with lovely garden.

Cute courtyard house and museum on 3 floors, very nice staff. You don't need audioguides since texts in each room explains very well the different life stages of Karl Marx and info on the house itself. It is a must see in Trier!

Beautiful house, had a lot of facts about Karl Marx and his life as expected. But it would have been better if the place can be made a bit more interactive. And the lights were not switched on in the back garden, not sure if it was only for that day. But the garden was very pretty, the management can ensure the lights stay on in the evening, at least during winters.

Thoughtfully curated museum that shows many aspects of Karl Marx's life. Gives a fairly neutral approach to his works and this makes for interesting reading and discussion.

Not sure if I agree that this museum does justice to Karl Marx. I think it is good but not sufficiently well-done

Karl Marx’s birthplace in Trier is now a museum showcasing his life, works, and global influence — a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Very amazing to walk in the tunnels underground. So crazy to think that the walls are almost a thousand years old. Very worthwhile to go visit.

This Roman ruin is surprisingly easily accessible considering its ticket price, less crowd, and close distance from the town center. Entrance is located at the Southern-west end of the palace garden. Walking through the underground isles makes you feel like you're exploring in dungeons. I brought my kids here and they really enjoyed walking here. The only disappointment is the minimal explanation available on site except the pamphlets you get at the entrance. However imagining how people would have used this place is also very fun. Similar ruins in southern Europe would be much more crowded, I presume. Nearby parking is easily accessible, too.

Impressive enough to see it from outside. Stunning! Entry cost 6€

Great Place to Visit if you find yourself in Trier. Tickets are pretty cheap and the underground passageways are exciting to explore.

A well preserved living museum. Easy to find, and a short walk from other tourist sites. No immediate parking, but good clean toilets and friendly staff. 6 euro for an adult entry, which is well worth it. The history is well preserved and incredible to walk around. There are also modern overview points and history boards

Great place but we missed more information in English

There was no waiting time or queue when we went in. Tickets were around €5 or €7 for two people which is not bad at all. You could easily spend there 1h-2h exploring the underground’s. I would highly recommend to visit while you’re in Trier.

A really cool political and social/political building since it was a palace originally. Roman design build and alot of statues as well as large stained glass. Wall heated by Romam inginíty

There is limited public access to the palace except for occasional public tours or exhibitions since it’s an administrative building now. Gardens and palace facade is the main draw for visitors.

The palace is next to the basilica. The facade is a gorgeous Rococo style with lavish pink and gold decorations. There are some marble sculptures in front of the palace. The large garden and lawn balance the splendidness. Because it’s so picturesque, some people were taking wedding pictures there. The pond at the side provides serenity.

The gardens in front of the Palace are amazing. Very well maintained and peaceful. They attract visitors of all ages and the playgrounds next to them are very convenient for parents with small kids. The white sculptures and the pond add to the beauty of the green surroundings.

A beautiful picturesque building right next to the basilica. The exterior is Rocco style with marvellous gold decorations which shines bright during a good sunny day and beautifully carved sculptures. There is a beautiful lush green lawn and huge garden in the palace premises. We did not go inside, but it was good to admire the beauty by taking a nice walk in the gardens which provided different views of the palace. The visit to the gardens is free and it is a nice way to walk to Kaiserthermen if you are interested in visiting the remains of old Roman bath.

Nicely coloured palace with beautiful rococo façade surrounded by joyful and nice gardens full of sculptures. Its a great place to relax and reflect after a long day touring Trier. The palace's vibrant pink color and its rich rococo façade are simply stunning, making them perfect background for wedding photography. Apparently visitors can access the interiors by booking a tour, however I did not have time to do that, I did rather take a stroll around in beautifully maintained and manicured gardens with ponds and fountains. There is a café located in the middle of the gardens and at the south corner an entrance to the Kaiserthermen can be found. Visited in July 2022.

Although you are not able to tour the inside at the moment, it’s still a beautiful place to visit. The gardens are gorgeous, there is a huge playground for kids and a pond that had a ton of ducks just hanging around.

Barbara baths are around 15 min walk from Trier Centrum but I was disappointed because the ruins are protected site hence many site are covered. Pics for reference. If you happen to pass by this place then please do visit here otherwise you won't miss much.

Its a shame that the preservation of this site isn't receiving the funding it deserves. It needs proper protection in a museum building. In its current state its not very accessible.

Not much can be seen and analysed but only can be imagined and assumed. Because only some portion got excavated. But the baths are very very old. Most of the recovered part of baths is also covered so , it is just that if someone is present in that area can visit the baths otherwise nothing much to be missed😁. The history of the baths can anyways be read on internet😅.

W arrived at 2:30 pm and The gate was wide open and so we entered and before we got to the ticket office a young woman came out and abruptly told us we had to leave. She claimed it was closed although online it said they are open until six.

Super nice. Small but free to enter, good informative signs.

Interesting site. Great descriptions in English with pictures so you can see what they are talking about and picture what it used to look like. Looks like they need more funding to do more excavating and they could probably find more artifacts.

Once the second largest baths in the Empire, these are now mostly in ruins. It is a little difficult to visualise the splendour of these baths, before they were mostly destroyed and repurposed in the Middle Ages. The baths themselves cannot be entered, but you can go over a walkway which leads over the baths and which has informative posters showing what was once there.

Super cool church with both enormously impressive inside and external architecture. This has architecture and detailed carvings that challenge Notre Dame. Of course the Germans have to outdo France!!

The Church of our lady in Trier is a great piece of art. It is so beautiful inside and has a peaceful atmosphere. It is worth to visit it to admire its beauty.

A church constructed during the 17th century which looks dull outwards but immense rich culture and history exists. I was marvelled by the beautiful statue of our lady at the right corner and the huge bird-like looking organ.

Another beautiful and well decorated church, right next to the main cathedral. Full with beautiful tainted coloured windows depicting the stories. The light coming through those window makes it all magical inside the church. The pillars and high ceilings are further decorated with designs and beautiful paintings. The most beautiful part is the one behind the altar. This is another marvellous piece of architecture in Trier.

Absolute masterpiece! And the colors! Wow! Did not have high expectations as the church looked like any other church in Germany, but what I saw inside took my breath away! It was probably the most impressive and colorful church I have visited. The light coming through the colored stained glass windows felt almost magical, something surreal and left a wonderful impression on me. Definitely worth visiting on a sunny day! I did enjoy the layout, or I should say floor plan, as it has a rounded base and with the portal and altar niches built in, the floor plan resembles a rose, a symbol of the Virgin Mary. It is a compact church, absolutely perfect for ceremonies for weddings (I would love to attend one here), yet magnificent and massive in size, especially looking up at the tall vaulted ceiling. Worth noticing are also the frescoes on the columns, on each of them depicting 12 apostles. The church is free to enter and it's worth visiting the open cloister and the Saint Peter's Cathedral next door. Visited in July 2022.

Dom and this church makes use understand what it meant to live in Trier during ancient times. The church itself is magnificent. The lighting inside of the church is wonderful. It is a must visit for anyone who visits Trier. This is a must go place after the Roman monuments.

Possibly the most impressive church I have visited in my life. I laugh now as I thought this was a cathedral, but is actually the church. We spent a good hour visiting this extraordinary church and all its many layers, trust me I’m normally the first to be out of a church, but this truly felt like a place that could make you believe in something if like me you are an atheist. I’d loved to have seen a service, I can imagine this place is just so popular. It’s clearly well loved and maintained. There is an interesting heating system, and random construction filled with human remains. If you visit trier you simply have to visit this magnificent building.

Honestly, theres not much to see unless youre really into bridges

The oldest bridge in Germany. Built by Romans. It is incredible to see that its foundations are still standing today after 1800 years and even support vehicular traffic. Wow!

Worth seeing when in Trier. The oldest bridge in Germany since it still stands on its 200 AD Roman foundations. A plaque on the bridge commemorates the US liberation of Trier. There is a matching model of this bridge as it looked and was built in Roman times in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in town. Note: nearby you can see medieval cranes used to offload boats from the Mosel river.

The bridge has a very beautiful architecture. For the time we live in today, it is within the parameters, considering that it was built at a time when there were no cars on the road.

I was willing to go out of my way to take a look at what the Roman Bridge had to offer, which unfortunately wasn't much. For UNESCO World Heritage Site hunters and history aficionados, you would nevertheless go out of your way to visit the Roman Bridge. One may find the serene Moselle River a change of scenery from the famous areas crawling with tourists. Otherwise it may not be worth your time to travel off the beaten path for this bridge.

The bridge is well preserved. You can view river Mosel here.

One of the places that are in the list of UNESCO and can be visited for free. You can walk on the bridge itself or walk under it in the nearest park

This museum is a treasure trove of local history. The audio guide is a great addition, but I regret missing out on much of the information because my phone was dead and I couldn’t use Google Translate. I’m disappointed that I’ll miss the upcoming exhibit about the city’s walls. Despite this, the museum is well-organized, with clear labels and a spacious layout. Even the top floor exhibit about textiles and fashions was impressive. A definite must see when in town.

Very well laid out museum! The exhibits were very well organised and well maintained/restored! A lot of history to imbibe! Entrance fees was reasonable. We left quite early as we had some other commitments. But definitely plan 2-3 hours for making a proper visit of this museum! The shop also has a very good collection of Porta Nigra replicas and Roman replicas! A Roman Helmet is available to try and for those who are curious, available for purchase!

The Stadtmuseum Simeonstift in Trier showcases a rich collection of art and cultural artifacts spanning the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Located near the iconic Porta Nigra, the museum highlights Trier’s history through paintings, sculptures, and historical exhibits. Visitors appreciate its informative displays and peaceful atmosphere, making it a worthwhile stop for history and art enthusiasts exploring Germany’s oldest city.

Disappointing and dull, I found I learnt very little. Despite its location, there was virtually no Roman history apart from a section of wall in the small basement. The cinema was broken and not showing film but was still playing loud music pointlessly. It was focused on medieval history, with play exhibits in random order for young children. There was little useful information for older children or adults with an interest in history. There was English in some descriptions and the short dark cartoon videos were good but contained only a sentence or two of explanation per scene.

The museum is too schematic. The history of the City is not presented articulated enough. Half of the museum space is used for temporary exhibitions which have no English translation.

Very disappointing museum. A couple interesting pieces like the 3d city model showing the war damage but many exhibits are just a waste of time. Having a group of artists doing sketches and yakking away in the cloister ruined that experience. To make it even worse, one of these "artists" was spread eagle in the middle of the aisle with no respect for paying customers trying to walk through. Also, the loud employees taking all over the place was irritating. I could barely hear the audio guide in the first room because of the screaming gift shop lady. Save your money and go see something else.

AI-genetated "decorations" on the walls in the museum gallery

Wonderful abbey. Hardly any tourists or pilgrims so you can take your time and sit and pray at the tomb of the apostle st. Matthias.

This wonderful abbey has the remains of the Apostle Matthias, who was selected to replace Judas as one of the Twelve after the Ascension of Jesus Christ. His tomb is accessible to guests and the Vespers here is amazing and holy.

Lovely peaceful place to visit, with an interesting history and the person who’s relics are believed to be there It’s a renowned place of pilgrimage because of the tomb of Saint Matthias the Apostle, after whom the abbey is named, located here since the 12th century Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area

The Abby of St Mattias is an Benedictine Abbey and it has the crypt of the first two bishops of the diocese of Trier. One of the attractions is the sarcophagus of St Mattias making it the only church in Germany to have full relics of an Apostle.

Incredible church where the apostle Matheus is and from many Catholic journeys have started

Imagine, you can see the impressive church from the 18th century, and inside - the graves of Trier's bishops of Roman times! Touch the ancient history!

There are brochures at the entrance with the history of the place, but all of them are in German. I used my phone to make a translation. It contains the funerary remains of the first bishops in Trier, the bishop that built the church, and the funerary remains of St. Matias, the apostle who replaced Judas (It is debatable whether these are really his remains).

A special feature of this Roman amphitheatre is that you can access the underground areas, which is not normally possible in other amphitheatres. The visit, including climbing up to the stands, takes about 30 minutes. Tickets cost €6, or €16 for a combined ticket for two Roman sites and the Rheinische Landesmuseum, while a combined ticket that also includes the other Roman buildings, all UNESCO World Heritage Sites, costs €28. Free parking reserved for visitors only, bus stop in front, lines 4 ; 6 ; 7 from the city center. Augusta Treverorum, its first name, was founded in 16 BC and became one of the most important Roman cities north of the Alps. The amphitheatre, built between 160 and 200 AD, could seat around 20,000 spectators. The city was conquered at the end of the 4th century and, as often happened, the sumptuous buildings fell into disuse and were used as quarries from which to extract building materials. The stands were completely plundered and the site was transformed into a vineyard.

Certainly, it's an interesting historical site! However, it's not particularly remarkable, especially when compared to the stunning and beautiful churches in the city center, which are free to visit. The admission price is reasonable, I suppose. You might find better value elsewhere, but it's acceptable. 2 things to point out : 1)Make sure you know where the entrance is, so you won't have to make a circle around the whole thing, due to Google Maps not leading you correctly. 2)If you did happen to walk around the theatre, you can see most of it from the top for free.

Brilliant place to see some history. Very well preserved and informative information around the site to explain what this place was like in its hey day.

Interesting historic location which is easy to look around and gives a good sense of what the place would have been like with Roman gladiators. There are signs all around to explain what things are if don't want to go on al tour. The signs are in multiple languages including English. The car park is free but spaces are limited.

Almost 2000 year old Roman amphitheatre where "civilized" people acted totally "uncivilized" staging fights between gladiators and other humans and animals. Now a setting for events and concerts. Interesting well kept up site.

Lovely, peaceful. It was cool seeing the entertainment getting ready.

RV parking is consigned io the auto parking area. Bus parking would be a better fit.

A nice toy museum in the center of Trier. Fun collection of a lot of old toys. As an adult you have seen it in about an hour. Our five year old son thinks you need more time. After we stood at the first marble track for a while we went to the next one. Then at least 30 minutes at the Lego and now already 45 minutes and counting at the Brio table. Bring a book or something for yourself. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Museum was fun to visit with the kids. The balance between displays and toys is a bit off. There are far more displays than toys to play with for the kids. We spend between 1-2 hrs.

A rather small museum, but it had a few instalations that were interactive and the kids really enjoyed them. A very nice experience overall.

Cheap entry. Lots of displays for all kinds of toys. Do not expect an interactive museum where all toys can be played with, but rather an exhibition with several play options. Spend a maximum of 2 hours here. Indoor temeprature is uncomfortably high in summer.

Very cute old vintage toys museum, if you like to see old vintage toys, or are you a collector vintage toys, you need to see this, friendly people and on the way out you could buy some merchandise, people with knee problem, need more attentions because they dont have lift to go up, i feel sorry for them, because these days people less interest with old vintage toys, so the museum never crowded, so no wonder the ticket little bit pricy, but if you want to support, you could just pay the ticket and you could buy some merchandise on the way to exit, and downstrair they have cafe, you can eat and drink there.

Little gem in Trier. Fun for kids, and even for the parents and grandparents. Small, but so is the entree fee (could only pay by cash by the way). Had to take two staircases from the entrance, but there is a lift, you only have to take it from the restaurant. So that is confusing. Some toys really have history, because they know from who it belonged to, or they place it in context of time reference. So that is nice. They put chairs every few meters to sit. With some toys children can play. Some toys on display are even obscure or out of place, but the more interesting they are. Worth a visit.

Excellent collection, clean, tidy and well presented. Disabled access - lifts and ramps. Well worth visiting. Military collection might be a bit confronting.

We were excited to visit the basilica, given its impressive exterior and rich history, but found ourselves a bit underwhelmed by the interior. While the architecture remained beautiful, the space inside felt rather sparse and lacked the depth or detail we had anticipated. It didn’t quite live up to the expectations set by its grand façade.

Cool remains from the Roman Empire. Apparently the largest room in the world still preserved from that period. Beautiful garden outside as well.

Incredibly huge monument which used to be the throne of the Roman emperor during 04th century. It is so gigantic that you will be amazed once inside. The ceiling is wooden wood, which is a marvel in itself. Currently used as the worship place for a protestant church. The place and the history is briefly elaborated on the boards inside the premises. This is one of the place uniquely preserved monument standing in Trier which shows the majestic grandeur of Roman architecture era. It is right next to Electoral palace garden, so you cannot miss it.

Not visited inside. Just saw from outside and went in the Palace Garden behind it. Across the road there starts market road with every kind of Shops and whole area is then only for walking and wandering.

Beautiful Roman site that has been part of many different structures but of which the west and north side are assumed to originate from Roman times. Absolutely worth visiting, no admission. Beautiful building with many different construction and renovation phases.

Protestant church that was a throne room of the Roman Empire. It is very simple and it might seem a bit empty. The organ gives it its touch of modernity. When we went there, we found a small exhibition on the war inside. The palace is right behind it.

Incredible history! It’s a Roman palace basilica and an early Christian structure that was built between AD 300 and AD 310. You can read more about it inside. The organ being played was a treat to hear. Parking is very close. There are gardens out front of it and restaurants and shopping across the street.

The museum is a very big and beautiful building in itself. The ticket price is affordable. The collection is extensive and very impressive. We are very happy that we have visited this place. The only thing that bothered us is that the lady who was giving directions at the entrance was not very friendly and the ticket person was also not so welcoming. The first impression was therefore not as good as it could have been. The museum made up for it by being very interesting and diverse and with a fascinating collection. The level of craftmanship and artistry of our ancestors is beyond your imagination. The museum also gave us a better context and understanding of the city of Trier. But a friendly welcome would have been the 5th star. It is so easy and costs nothing to give a smile and friendliness.

Archeological museum focusing on Roman-era Germany. Especially impressive mosaics, and you can view them from a little balcony above. Exhibit signage is mostly in German only. English audio tour available. Entry fee is reasonable. Not at all busy on a holiday Friday. Free lockers. Cafe.

Extensive and impressive archaeological collection of important finds from the city and surrounding area. Particularly strong on Roman artefacts and large structures. Beautiful mosaics, statues, tombs, and a treasury. Highly recommended! English texts could be more extensive, most descriptions are only in German.

Fantastic museum! Amazing range of artifacts, from prehistory to the Roman era and more! Note for tourists is that none of the displays are in English, only in German, and the audio guide is only for certain displays. Furthermore, no internet is available, and data connection inside the museum is poor, so I would reccomend downloading the German dictionary on google translate. So you can translate things you are interested in!! It's an amazing museum :))

Very nice museum, i was really impressed by the huge collection of artifacts. Specially the Roman Tombs are insane. You can visit at least two to three hours here.. Also, they have a multimedia show at 12, extra cost, around these Roman tombs. So why 4 stars and not 5? Well, German signs all over the place, hardly anything in other language. You can get a free audio tour though. Another thing, the multimedia show, we took the Dutch language guide, but the sound in German was so loud, you could here it through the headphone. Also context about what you see is erm... Nowhere, honestly i had no idea what this show was about.... So yes, fantastic museum, could be better if they think more about other languages....

Went to an excellent Marcus Aurelius exhibition. Well curated, easy to follow with a good mix of artefacts and modern models and supporting material. Most of it bar the smaller items had English translations and the English audio guide was great bar some entertaining translations 🙂 Recommended though it closes at 5. Made it round the main section in about 2 hours so if you want to see more of the other bits come early.

Very quiet on a Saturday morning. It is very large and has so much. Too bad every description is only in German, I did have an audio guide but that was only for a few pieces.

The Old Town is a must-see, day and night.

This place is now a coffee shop called Coffee fellows. It is a coffee and bagels chain. They serve one of the best summer drinks in the form of iced teas. Also if you are a coffee lover it is must visit location. The ambience is really good.

Dreikönigenhaus or the House of the Three Magi is one of three surviving residential towers of the High Middle Ages still preserved in Trier. Located on Simeonstraße, this unusual buiding was built in 1230 as a residential tower of a rich merchant. It received its name much later from the legend of the Holy Kings or the three wise men who came to worship the Baby Jesus. What made the structure unique was that it had no access on the lower floor; one had to enter the house using a ladder through the rightmost window on the first floor. It was a sign of the times when Trier had no fortress walls and was prone to attack by neighbouring invaders. In case of danger the ladder was pulled up, and the residents on third and fourth floors could respond, for example, by pouring boiling water. The building also has a distinct characteristic in comparison to other residential structures in the vicinity. Built in Moorish style, Dreikönigenhaus has large windows with pointed, semi-circular arches, a magnificently designed gable panel crowns the building. In the wall surface, the colors change impressively through the various building materials and the paintings, which were refreshed in 1973 according to original patterns. The building currently houses a restaurant on the ground floor.

Pretty building, now cafe. Two minutes

Nice building, at least nice architecture at the front side.

Very fun to see in person and I would definitely recommend walking past it while in Trier.

Nice

Maybe I have been overwhelmed after visiting the famous cathedral, so my 4 stars may seem bit harsh, but I still think this one is definitely worth visiting. After all, it is located in city center. Germany does love her churches and this one is no exception, and it is well maintained so give her a go and take a few shots with your camera.

Very interesting story of St Gangolf. Finding the entry to this church is a puzzle which is worth awhile when visiting Trier. You would see the tower of the church from Hauptmarkt but, you would be riddled with the shops and restaurants beside it.

I was particularly drawn to the church's Gothic features and color scheme rivaling that of an apricot. As if to beckon me welcome, a magnolia was blossoming in the chilly spring weather, its petals scattering across the wind with each breeze. it was truly magical. I appreciated visiting the Church of St Gangolf was its relatively lack of visitors. It was not a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and with it partially blocked by surrounding buildings despite its tower sticking out, made it not very obvious as a visitor's spot. I was fortunate that I was lured in by the baroque portal that led me to it, otherwise I would be as ignorant as the next traveler. Definitely a place which I recommend highly to those who prefer something slightly off the beaten path.

I like the stucco and general shape, it's like out of fantasy

The most remarkable about the 'market-church' of Trier is that it's completely build in and the only way to reach it is through a small portal between houses on the market. Inside is nice, but nothing to outstanding.

Nice little church.

Its a very holy place but Mass is always conducted in German language. I wish they could use English sometimes. Apart from this its a very holy place for worship.

Hidden gem, a 'must see' site in Trier. No one else there during my visit!

I would recommend not go inside. The architectural design will cook you and suffocate you from inside. The glass covering used to protect the baths will act as a convection oven for anyone inside. As for the baths itself, there is much to see for the money you pay. Most of it could be seen from the outside of the glass building without paying a single penny. We had to leave before completing the while tour since my girlfriend started suffocating.

I wanted to see this place as they mentioned a special exhibit for the weekend. information center and others keep saying it is open. Tried 2 times walking around and trying to ring the bell for entry and no one came through. It was closed with no prior information. Really disappointed.

There are only a few ruins of the place, but it's still an unique experience to see what they made thousands of years ago.

Was here in 2018. Amazing 4th century Roman ruins. There is also a giant white foot. ta da.

It's puzzling that such an historic place had no visible markings to show its actually here? We'd walked by this place several times believing it to be just another business building... once inside its amazing

This was found recently when excavating for a planned underground parking facility. Not the greatest attraction, so you can skip it if you are running low on time.

Nice atmosphere and good food

Such a pretty square surrounded by colourful shops and restaurants. Must visit in Trier!

Picturesque town square. Lots of good shopping and good food. It’s a pedestrian zone and it’s easy to access all the big sites in Trier from this point. I’d love to come back and see the Christmas market!

Very nice square surrounded by many historic buildings. It is a pedestrian zone so shopping and walking around is a pleasure.

Trier market is nicely decorated during the weinachtsmarkt period, nestled among old buildings. Some food we ate were a bit unconventional but tasty.

The heart of the city of Trier, surrounded by old and classical/typical German houses where studs are noticeable. It's a very nice location and there is usually a stand which serves white and red wine (not for a cheap price though). Very beautiful area with lots of shops nearby.

Love going to Trier when I can. The Christmas market is very festive and offer a lot of interesting items. If you're not into shopping, the area has a lot of interesting and historical places to visit. THEY HAVE A LINDT CHOCOLATE HOUSE! If you're hungry and want a satisfying meal, try Burger house

Interesting place, great architecture, spiritual place

Reach out and touch history! To stand in the presence of relics is awe inspiring.

Majestic!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful St. Peter's Basilica in Trier! (Original) Sehr schöne St. Peter's Basilica in Trier!

(Translated by Google) Huge and imposing cathedral stands out in the city. (Original) Catedral enorme e imponente, se destaca na cidade.

(Translated by Google) They went behind the fence where the tunic of Jesus Christ is. Very well. They had the opportunity to pray near the shrine. Thank you (Original) Заходили за огородження де знаходиться туніка Ісуса Христа. Дуже гарно. Мали можливість помолитися біля святині. Дякую

(Translated by Google) I visited on a Sunday at 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. and there weren't many people. Beautiful place💖✨🌸🌸 (Original) Yo la visite un domingo a las 9 a.m o 10 a.m y no había mucha gente. Hermoso lugar💖✨🌸🌸

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant bus stop, you can easily wait for the bus (Original) Sehr angenehme bushaltestelle, kann man gut auf den Bus warten

(Translated by Google) Pleasant bus stop 🚏 but there is room for improvement. (Original) Angeneme Bushaltestelle 🚏 ist aber Luft nach oben.

(Translated by Google) Everything OK (Original) Alles ok

(Translated by Google) It's not nearly what you imagine! (Original) Es ist nicht annähernd so wie man es sich vorstellt!

(Translated by Google) You have to experience this enormous building! (Original) Muss man erlebt haben, dieses gewaltige Bauwerk!

Classical midieval architecture with tonnes of shops and restaurants area. Much of it is very modern, so even though it is old the business is not. Still a fun place to visit, but there are so much cooler areas in Trier to see.

The Hauptmarkt in Trier is beautiful. It is very well preserved and you can feel the history from Trier here. You can spend hours walking around and enjoying the views.

City centre area with old architecture, whole area only for walking. Porta nigra and cathedral also in this area. Visit anytime, there are always people. Electoral Palace and Basilica also just within 10 mins walking from here. Whole market area with different restaurants, stores, individual stalls, old buildings, church, everything can be covered in 30-45 mins of roaming around.

This is a great place to get out and walk around. I also used parking here to go visit the city gate. It was not a far walk from here to Porta Nigrq. While we were here in the market we purchased a beautiful bone china tea cup, experience the lovely perfume stores, walked around to discover the beautiful surrounding architecture, enjoyed some delicious ice cream, sat in the center and enjoyed some coffee and a cup of chocolate. Very lovely!

Lovely town and full of beautiful buildings. Easy to just wander, gaze and admire.

so beautiful market , nice buildings and spacious a lot of shops too

Probably one of the best european Style place in Germany. The old renovated buildings Here are really Antique. Just makes me Happy when i Walk through Hauptmarkt. 😊🧘‍♂️ Peace. 9.896/10 Almost 10. Night Photo is from Christmas.

Great spot. I needed something healthy and filling for a late breakfast, so I got one of their soups. Delicious and wholesome, exactly what I was looking for. Friendly service.

🥢A poke at the @yongyongtrier🥢 I like the design of this asian restaurant (next time I make some photos), they combine food with a design shop. Also it's great that the taste of the food is like homemade and it seems to consist less or none instant products like asian food in normal restaurants. . 🤔 Let's speak about the disadvantages now. I was here the second time and both times the portions were too small for the price. The food was fresh, but both times it tasted a bit boring. This time the combination was quite interesting like mango, nori and ananas, but something was still missing. Cannot explane what exact. . Maybe I will come here again because it's really important for me to eat fresh and homemade food. I just hope that it will be a bit tastier 🙂

very nice concept, food is delicious and tasty. was a wonderful surprise this restaurante. I’ll be back for sure hundreds of times! I had a noodle soup, with chicken breast, not much chicken but I also ordered the small one so fair enough. the homemade wantan is delicious and the ginger tea also!

I tried Vietnamese coffee for the first time and, oh yes, I liked it! Great service, very friendly staff! Definitely one of my favorites for a good coffee with delicious food.

I can surely give at least 4 stars for its food, service, and atmosphere. The terrible thing is that they do not take any payment other than cash and German bank cards. And as a customer, I had to walk 10mins to cash out at ATM. Call me overreacting, I don't think this type of mentality would take the local economy much further in the new world. Be sure you have enough cash or using a German card.

If you love lemon grass soup, you'll likely enjoy this place. I've tried ramen noodles in Japan, which appear similar - but tastes better than this from my point of view. The atmosphere is a bit "bio/green/fairtrade" style - though I did not see such explicit branding. It's fairly popular during lunch. They also appear to sell some expensive Nordic designer clocks that are displayed on their walls (with price tags).

Trendy design and good food. Enjoyed the curry, capuchino and ginger tea.

such a beautiful church. was not expecting how glamorous it was on the inside compared to the bright colours of the outside

A delightful rococo counterpoint to the austere Porta Nigra or the Roman archaeological sites and the pre-Romanesque / Romanesque and Gothic churches of the center. The Basilica of St. Paulinus hides its extreme antiquity under a delightful adornment of the purest rococo style. This ecclesiastical and artistic masterpiece is due to the architect Balthazar Neumann. The paintings are magnificent, it is quite small but every centimeter is decorated in such a beautiful way. and the rococo ceiling painting blends with the white purity of the walls and the gilding of the jubilee. You can also admire the crypt, however it is not always illuminated. It is a tourist point not to be missed when you are in Trier.

One of the most beautiful churches I've been to in Europe. Highly recommend a pleasant walk through it.

One word: beau-ti-ful! What a gorgeous Basilica with amazing paintings!

My mom's childhood church. What an amazing spectacle of art, design and color.

Unexpected but beautifull interior. A cleaned up contemporary exterior. Must-see church in Trier.

A gorgeous church , just like a palace.

Also a Roman Tower, but not under UNESCO. Its name comes from Franco of Senheim, who lived there in the 14th century. It was closed for renovation when we went, so unfortunately we couldn't see in or look at the view from atop here!

Old historic tower. Not much to it. Was never able to enter so not sure if there is public access.

Nice city,

(Translated by Google) One of the buildings from the Middle Ages, the so-called a Roman tower located near the market square. Unfortunately, the facility was closed during the visit. An interesting building to see from the outside. (Original) Jeden z budynków z czasów średniowiecza tzw. rzymska wieża, która znajduje się niedaleko placo-rynku.Niestety podczas wizyty obiekt zamknięty.Ciekawa budowla do zobaczenia z zewnątrz.

(Translated by Google) I took the tour of "The Devil in Trier," which was brilliantly acted. A tour of the city was followed by a visit to the tower, where the story was played out to its conclusion. (Original) Ich nahm an der Führung " Der Teufel in Trier" teil, war klasse gespielt.Rundgang durch die Stadt ,anschließend ging es in den Turm und die Geschichte wurde zu Ende gespielt.

(Translated by Google) The Frankenturm was the starting point for the slightly different city tour. This was the starting point. Dive into another time. (Original) Der Frankenturm war Ausgangspunkt zu der etwas anderen Stadtführung. Hier war der Anfangspunkt. Abtauchen in einer anderen Zeit.

(Translated by Google) Ambiance, food and service all on point and perfect 👌. Pizza tasted great and was very large. Nothing more is possible😀 (Original) Ambiente, Essen und Bedienung alles auf den Punkt und perfekt 👌. Pizza geschmacklich super und sehr groß. Mehr geht nicht😀

Great gem in Trier. Came for brunch; good coffee, really good gluten free bread, yummy hot sauce available, and lovely outside seating. Recommend!

The food was delicious and the service really friendly, however, it felt like they were understaffed as we waited like 20-30 minutes to order and even longer to get our food served and there seemed to be only one server working on a Sunday. Otherwise, I will definitely be coming back.

Extremely tasty food! We took the lieblings bowl, which sauce was amazing! All the pizzas can be made vegan! Very kind English speaking staff! Nice atmosphere!

We’ve been regular guests at your restaurant because we really enjoy the pizza and the atmosphere. However, we felt compelled to share our disappointment following a recent visit, due to how a situation was handled when we were paying. We had ordered an alcohol-free Radler, but were served one containing alcohol. At the time, we didn’t complain about it, as we understand mistakes can happen. However, when we were splitting the bill and mentioned the “Radler,” the server had trouble finding it in the system. When we pointed to the alcohol-free option on the screen (the one we had originally intended to order), we briefly mentioned that we had been given the wrong drink. At that point, the server told us that the system lists both drinks under the same name, which we understood. However, when we clarified again that we had ordered the alcohol-free version, the server abruptly raised his voice and insisted multiple times that we had ordered the alcoholic Radler, adding that there is no alcohol-free option. If that were truly the case, it would have been helpful to let us know at the time of ordering. Also, the way the menu is written is quite misleading — the words “alcohol-free” are listed directly next to Radler. Even if there was a misunderstanding, we were quite taken aback by the server’s tone and the volume, which even drew attention from other customers. We used to enjoy going to this place. Our experience this time, unfortunately, left us disappointed, and we hope similar situations can be handled with more care in the future.

Food was okay and very overpriced. It took 20 minutes till 2 bowls and bread and hummus was served and hummus didn’t taste like hummus as we know it. It was some thick paste with odd consistency which can’t be even spread on a bread, forget about dipping it.

One of my two favorite vegan places in Trier

So far it is the best vegan cafe I visited. The food is super delicious, I think they have a "crazy" good chef. My non-vegan husband was also very impressed. The service is good, English-speaking staff. I recommend to everybody.

(Translated by Google) Even though there were no customers in the store, the parking lot was occupied. Worth considering.....The store was quite unfriendly. The first time you went there there was no information, no offer to try. The catalog is presented in a short and sweet manner. There are friendlier wineries. We hope that at least the quality is right (Original) Obwohl sich kein Kunde im Laden befand war der Parkplatz belegt. Überdenkenswert .....Dafür war man im Laden recht unfreundlich. Wenn man das erste mal da war keine Info , kein Angebot zu probieren. Kurz und knackig wird einem der Katalog um die Ohren gehauen. Es gibt freundlichere Weingüter. Wir hoffen das wenigstens die Qualität stimmt

(Translated by Google) Germany's largest barrel cellar, very fine wines, very competent and knowledgeable director. (Original) größter Fuderfasskeller Deutschlands, sehr feine Weine, sehr kompetente und fachkundige Direktorin.

(Translated by Google) We had a wine cellar tour and tasting this week. It was very informative, entertaining, and delicious. Highly recommended. Afterward, we did a small wine tasting and placed our order. Now we're looking forward to enjoying these wonderful wines at home. (Original) Wir hatten diese Woche eine Weinkellerführung mit Verkostung. Es war sehr informativ, kurzweilig und lecker. Sehr zu empfehlen. Danach haben wir noch eine kleine Weinprobe gemacht und unsere Bestellung aufgegeben. Nun freuen wir uns auf die tollen Weine, um diese zuhause zu genießen.

(Translated by Google) We had booked a tour and were given it as a couple by a very friendly employee. The explanations of the history of the wineries and the tour of the wine cellar are very interesting and recommended. (Original) Wir hatten eine Führung gebucht und bekamen sie zu zweit von einem sehr freundlichen Mitarbeiter. Die Ausführungen zur Geschichte der Weingüter und die Führung durch den Weinkeller sehr interessant und empfehlenswert.

(Translated by Google) The wine was okay, the staff mixed things up (I expect at least 5cl of wine) and the wine selection was variable. I'll leave it uncommented on how appropriate I think it is to question the fact that alcohol is unhealthy several times. (Original) Der Wein war ganz okay, das Personal durschmischt (ich erwarte wenigstens 5cl wein) und die Wein Auswahl war Wechselhaft. Für wie angebracht ich es halte mehrmals den Fakt, dass Alkohol ungesund in Frage zu stellen, lasse ich mal unkommentiert.

(Translated by Google) On June 4th, 2022 there was a wine tasting from the BWT. You had to register in advance. I did this too with all my contact details etc. Well, we got there and the lady at the reception was quite rude and the first thing she said was that we should present our NEGATIVE CORONA TESTS??!! We are vaccinated and boosted, but according to her it doesn't count. After all, I would have received an email saying that. No, not because I didn't leave an email address when I registered by phone. Well, that's a shame. My contact details were known, but no one seemed to want to inform me about it. Really bad service! So there is nothing here with negative proof?! (Original) Am 4.6.22 war eine Weinprobe von den BWT. Man musste sich vorab anmelden. Dies habe ich auch gemacht mit all meinen Kontaktdaten etc. Nun, wir kamen dort an und die Dame am Empfang war recht unhöflich und meinte als erstes mal, wir sollen unseren NEGATIVEN CORONA-TESTS vorlegen??!! Wir sind geimpft und geboostert, zählt laut ihr aber nicht. Ich hätte ja schließlich eine Email bekommen, wo das drin steht. Ne, eben nicht da ich garkeine Email Adresse da gelassen habe bei der telefonischen Anmeldung. Tja, schade. Dabei waren meine Kontaktdaten bekannt, es hatte aber wohl keiner Lust mich darüber zu informieren. Richtig schlechter Service! Also hier steht nichts mit negativen Nachweis?!

(Translated by Google) I was able to enjoy the 2020 Ayler Riesling Sekt for my 66th birthday - it was worth the birthday! (Original) Ich durfte den 2020er Ayler Riesling Sekt zu meinem 66. Geburtstag genießen - es war den Geburtstag wert!

A great experience overall — highly recommended! Just a small note: the waterfall tour (no. 1) isn’t guided. You’ll receive all the necessary information and instructions, but you’ll explore on your own.

Great experience! Quick and clear instructions, good equipment and kind staff. 10/10 would row here again 🛶

We did a kajaktour round the Saarschleife. The team of Saarfari was very informative and professional. The kajaks and other material were very safe an in order. We enjoyed our trip and the great view at the schleife.

Great Experience. Soft communication via mail and clear infos for organisation. On site, Carola was amazing cool and professionnal. Dispite of the recent floods and garbage on the trees, we enjoy a very nice Trip around. Price is ok.

Had a great day renting a boat, the staff is very pleasant. The tour was good but could be more exciting.

Fantastic!! Everything that we expected and more. We chose the round trip through the nature reserve and it was so beautiful and quiet. We had prebooked but due to unseasonable weather we were able to swap for another date. Very helpful and friendly members of staff. Thoroughly recommend it!

Really fun, reasonably priced. For €47 we got a canoe from 1030 to 1700 (we only canoed till 1400). Took the whole family in one canoe. Took awhile to learn to steer the boat, but after a few minutes you get the hang of it. The river was beautiful the weather was nice. Keep in mind, it is a work out. 3 hours of paddling is tiring, but fun.

Very nice old lady

(Translated by Google) Well-kept, small church. Invites you to pray (Original) Gepflegte, kleine Kirche. Lädt zum gebet ein

(Translated by Google) Walked by and took a photo (Original) Langs gelopen. En foto genomen

(Translated by Google) The small church is lovingly maintained, although it suffers from visible damage from damp, and has a good sounding organ. (Original) Die kleine Kirche wird liebevoll instand gehalten, obwohl sie an sichtbaren Schäden durch Feuchtigkeit leidet, und besitzt eine gut klingende Orgel.

(Translated by Google) Pretty kitchen (Original) Hübsche Kiche

(Translated by Google) Subdued church with a beautiful facade and beautiful interior. (Original) Ingetogen kerkje met mooie voorgevel en mooi interieur.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place has something (Original) Sehr schöner Ort hat was

A 3,5 hour hike. Quite a part through open fields. Especially the last part, along the waterfall is very beautiful.

Good hiking spot !

Nice hike trough fields and forest and the genovevahöhle was wonderful, sadly one part of the route was closed

Beautifull hiking area with amazing nature. Come with strong foot😉. There are not many signing boards and wifi. So, please download offline map before here arrive.

Very nice walk, very creepy when it gets dark

Great hike. Around 10km and great scenery.

A wonderful place to walk and relax.

Quiet peaceful contemplative little square with the monument in it. Goethe stayed nearby . No parking

Amazing historical landmark. Incredible that something this old has lasted so well. Easy parking for a quick visit.

Huge billboard from ancient times. A wealthy merchant family paid for this monument to stand on a busy military road. It tells a bit about the family, and a lot about their goods. Textiles. Very needed by soldgers! I loved this "billboard" story, and itself. Never saw roman monuments of tbis kind and size before! Careful parking and crossing a busy road (see, still a busy one!) Watch the kids.

Impressive Roman landmark. It is an ancient Roman tomb dated to c. 250 AD. The column is the burial monument of a merchant family. It is very well preserved and it's 30 meters high full of mythology allegories have make it worth visiting by several historical personalities.

I didn't know what to expect, but i definitely didn't expect such a massive column standing between 2 houses in the middle of the town. It was much much bigger than i expected. There is some free parking directly across next to the bus stop. It's free to look at and can walk up to the church behind for even better pictures. Make sure to check out the carvings. Explanations available also in English.

The Igel Column (German: Igeler Säule) is a multi-storeyed Roman sandstone column in the municipality of Igel, Trier, Germany, dated to c. 250 AD. The column is the burial monument of the Secundinii cloth merchant family, and was built by two of the family members, Lucius Secundinius Aventinus and Lucius Secundinus Securus.

Impressive! Roman tomb stone like I have never seen it before.

(Translated by Google) A highlight in Trier is the “cellar ghost tour” through the wonderful cellars with a charismatic guide. Again at any time. (Original) Ein Highlight in Trier die " Kellergeisterführung ' durch die herrlichen Keller mit einem charismatischen Guide .Jederzeit wieder .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful sight in Trier's old town! (Original) Schöne Sehenswürdigkeit in der Trierer Altstadt!

(Translated by Google) We had a great cellar tour “Kellergeister” there. A wine experience in the Trier underworld - wonderfully moderated with great wines - we also bought 2 bottles. (Original) Wir hatten eine tolle Kellerführung ´´Kellergeister ´´ dort. Ein Weinerlebnis in der Trierer Unterwelt - wunderbar moderiert mit klasse Weinen - wir haben auch gleich 2 Flaschen gekauft .

(Translated by Google) Great wine tasting 'Tiefenrausch', magical cellars and a great guide - entertaining and charming - pure wine experience - enjoy Trier underground (Original) Tolle Weinprobe 'Tiefenrausch ' ,magische Keller und ein klasse Guide - kurzweilig und charmant - Weinerlebnis pur -Trier unterirdisch genießen

(Translated by Google) Friendly staff, good wines & delicious home-style cuisine. The rush is correspondingly high, so it's better to reserve in advance or bring a little patience. (Original) Freundliches Personal, gute Weine & lecker bürgerliche Küche. Entsprechend ist der Andrang, deswegen besser vorher reservieren oder ein bisschen Geduld mitbringen.

(Translated by Google) We had the cellar ghost tour with a touch of wine and were very excited. Thank you 🙏🏻 (Original) Wir hatten die Kellergeisterführung mit Weinberührung und waren sehr begeistert. Danke 🙏🏻

(Translated by Google) Cellar spirit tour Nice tour, delicious wines! (Original) Kellergeister Führung Schöne Führung, leckere Weine!

For me it is not really red, more a pastel color, but a nice architectural Facade.

(Translated by Google) The Red House The house was built in 1684 by the master builder Wolfgang Stuppeler for the cathedral secretary Johann Wilhelm Polch. On the front of the house you can find the inscription: ANTE ROMAM TREVIRIS STETIT ANNIS MILLE TRECENTIS.PERSTET ET ÆTERNA PACE FRVATVR. AMEN. That means: Trier was one thousand and three hundred years earlier than Rome. May it continue to exist and enjoy eternal peace. These lines refer to the legendary founding of the city of Trier by Trebeta, a legendary Assyrian prince, first recorded in 1105. (Original) Das Rote Haus Das Haus wurde 1684 durch den Baumeister Wolfgang Stuppeler für den Domsekretär Johann Wilhelm Polch gebaut. Auf der Frontseite des Hauses findet man die Inschrift: ANTE ROMAM TREVIRIS STETIT ANNIS MILLE TRECENTIS.PERSTET ET ÆTERNA PACE FRVATVR. AMEN. Das bedeutet: Eher als Rom stand Trier eintausend und dreihundert Jahre.Möge es weiter bestehen und sich ewigen Friedens erfreuen. Diese Zeilen beziehen sich auf die 1105 erstmals aufgezeichnete sagenhafte Gründung der Stadt Trier durch Trebeta, einen legendären assyrischen Prinzen.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful house with a beautiful facade, located on the Main Market Square of Trier (Original) Mooi huis met mooie gevel , gelegen aan de Hoofdmarkt van Trier

(Translated by Google) Chimes every hour (Original) Jede Stunde Glockenspiel