Things to Do in Trier

Trier Cathedral is one of Germany’s oldest churches and impresses visitors with its unique blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture. Together with other Roman monuments, it is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located next to the cathedral, the Church of Our Lady is one of Germany’s oldest Gothic churches. Its remarkable architecture and bright interior create a unique and peaceful atmosphere.

The Imperial Baths are among Trier’s most impressive Roman landmarks. Visitors can explore the extensive ruins and underground passages while discovering the fascinating history of ancient Rome.

Spanning the Moselle River for nearly 2,000 years, the Roman Bridge is Germany’s oldest surviving bridge. It offers beautiful views of Trier and the surrounding Moselle landscape.

Once the venue for gladiator contests and public spectacles, Trier’s Roman Amphitheatre is now one of the city’s most fascinating historical attractions.

The Moselle riverfront is perfect for relaxing walks, cycling tours, and peaceful moments by the water. Especially at sunset, the river creates a stunning backdrop for unforgettable experiences.

Arena Trier is the region’s largest event venue and hosts concerts, sporting events, exhibitions, and live shows throughout the year. International artists and exciting events provide entertainment for all interests.

The Europahalle is one of Trier’s best-known event venues. From musicals and comedy shows to concerts and conferences, it offers a diverse cultural and entertainment program.