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Trier Cathedral, Trier, Germany
Exploring the pedestrian precinct, one can delve into an extensive historical narrative spanning from the Roman era to contemporary times, encompassing specific locales pertinent to Trier.
Starting our walking tour at Porta Nigra, a significant Roman city gate, serves as the prominent landmark of Trier, one of the eight UNESCO World Heritage sites recognized globally. Proceeding towards the Central Market, visitors will traverse numerous historical landmarks alongside vibrant urban scenes. Upon reaching the Cathedral, followed by the Lady's Church, the path leads us to the impressive Basilica. Here, we engage with the Episcopal Castle, observe unique flora within the surrounding park, and await the opportunity to interact with local residents on Wind Street.
Concluding our tour, guests may reflect upon their experience while savoring a cup of Viez, a beverage often associated with German culture.
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| Highlights | |
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| Includes | A walking tour of Germany's oldest town, featuring its most significant landmarks, commences at a centrally located location or your accommodation. A knowledgeable guide accompanies you on this journey, leading you to explore the city's premier attractions with detailed commentary. Questions from participants will receive personalized attention. |
| Not suitable for | Persons below the age of ten |
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Duration 1.5 hours
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The languages mentioned are English, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
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Trier Cathedral, Trier, Germany 
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Bahnhofsplatz
0.37 mi
1.3 mi
0.87 mi
0.87 mi
2.24 mi
1.68 mi
5.34 mi
Bahnhofstraße
5.41 mi
5.97 mi
Porta Nigra, also known as the Black Gate, played a crucial role during the Roman era when it served as a significant entrance to Trier.
The walking tour began at Porta Nigra, a Roman city gate serving as a prominent landmark of Trier.
Visitors traverse numerous historical landmarks and vibrant urban scenes along the way through the Central Market during the walking tour.
After Porta Nigra, the tour proceeds to the Cathedral, then the Lady's Church, followed by the Basilica.
Here, we engage with the Episcopal Castle, which is a distinctive architectural feature.
Within the surrounding park, we observe unique flora.
We await the opportunity to interact with local residents on Wind Street.
Guests may reflect upon their experience while savoring a cup of Viez, a beverage often associated with German culture.
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