• Porta Nigra - The Porta Nigra, a renowned Roman city gate in Trier, is the largest and most well-preserved Roman gate located north of the Alps.

• Dreikönigenhaus (House of the Three Magi) - The Dreikönigenhaus in Trier is a remarkable medieval Gothic house, celebrated for its arched windows and distinctive combination of Romanesque and early Gothic architectural styles.

• Hauptmarkt - Since 958, the Hauptmarkt has been Trier’s central square, embellished with medieval and Renaissance buildings, including the 1595 St. Peter’s Fountain and the notable Market Cross.

• St. Peter’s Cathedral (Dom) - Trier’s Saint Peter’s Cathedral, Germany’s oldest cathedral and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, displays a magnificent mix of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture, reflecting centuries of religious history.

• Church of Our Lady and Cathedral - The Church of Our Lady (Liebfrauenkirche) in Trier, constructed around 1230, is one of Germany’s earliest Gothic churches, famous for its rose-shaped floor plan that symbolizes the ‘mystical rose’ title of the Virgin Mary.

• Konstantin-Basilika - Built around 310 AD as Emperor Constantine’s throne room, the Konstantin-Basilika in Trier is the largest surviving single-room Roman structure, now functioning as the Church of the Redeemer.

• Electoral Palace - Located next to the Constantine Basilica, the Electoral Palace in Trier is one of the world’s most beautiful Rococo palaces.

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Explore Germany’s oldest city on this enchanting walking tour, where Roman splendor blends with medieval allure and baroque sophistication. Start at Porta Nigra, the most well-preserved Roman city gate north of the Alps, then journey into the Middle Ages at Dreikönigenhaus, a Gothic residence featuring distinctive defensive architecture. Stroll through the Hauptmarkt, Trier’s lively marketplace, encircled by colorful half-timbered houses and historic sites. Discover the Constantine-Basilica, the largest surviving Roman hall in the world, and admire Trier Cathedral, Germany’s oldest church. With its UNESCO-listed treasures, charming streets, and picturesque Moselle vineyards, Trier invites visitors to explore its rich history and hidden gems.

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