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 where the Romans once left their distinctive marks. Although many buildings were used as quarries for the newly emerging sacred structures in the High Middle Ages, numerous impressive testimonies of culture have been preserved to this day, earning the city a designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Additionally, the uniquely beautiful Moselle landscape, interesting museums, churches, and monasteries attract visitors to Trier. The tourist city map guides you with a street directory, regional map, and city center enlargement, showing you the most important sights.