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Roman coins on display at the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier. PHOTO © Hyde Flippo |
Trier is Germany’s oldest city and the birthplace of Karl Marx. It is also a treasure trove of Roman history. In our Trier photo gallery, you will find photographs of the city’s main tourist attractions, including the historic Porta Nigra, but also more mundane, everyday views of this German city. Learn more about Trier’s history and attractions in our Trier City Guide.
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Photos of Trier
Photo 1 | The Porta Nigra in Trier. The “black gate,” built by the Romans, has become the main symbol of Trier.
Photo 2 | Another view of the Porta Nigra and a 12th century Romanesque addition.
Photo 3 | The pedestrians-only Simeonstraße runs between the Porta Nigra and the Hauptmarkt square in Trier.
Photo 4 | The unusual Dreikönigenhaus on Simeonstraße in Trier.
Photo 5 | Trier’s popular Coyote Cafe.
Photo 6 | Two landmark churches in Trier — the oldest in Germany.
Photo 7 | Interior view of Trier’s cathedral, showing a Baroque domed ceiling.
Photo 8 | Another interior view of Trier’s cathedral, showing its main altar and central nave.
Photo 9 | The Römerbrücke (Roman bridge) on the Mosel dates back to 150 A.D.
Photo 10 | The front of the Karl-Marx-Haus (Karl Marx Museum) in Trier.
Photo 11 | This display in the Karl-Marx-Haus comments on the death of Marx in 1883.
Photo 12 | A plaque on the front of the Karl-Marx-Haus notes the birth of Marx in 1818.
Photo 13 | The Karl-Marx-Haus in Trier has a courtyard with a metal bust of the philosopher.
Photo 14 | The Roman Kaiserthermen (Imperial Baths) in Trier.
Photo 15 | The Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier exhibits its extensive collection of Roman artifacts from the Mosel region, including the Column of Igel.
Photo 16 | The Neumagener Weinschiff (Neumagen wine ship) on display in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum.
Photo 17 | An elaborate Roman mosaic on display in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier.
Photo 18 | The Rheinisches Landesmuseum has an interesting model of Trier as it looked in Roman times.
Photo 19 | Roman figures and coins on display in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum.
Photo 20 | A wide view of the Porta Nigra in Trier.
Photo 21 | The Elector’s Palace and Palace Garden in Trier - with the Constantine Basilica in the background.
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