Parkplaza-Trier: Activ in Trier

Activ in Trier

In the footsteps of the Romans

Since March 2022 finally open again - the stairway to heaven.

Conquer 604 steps and 177 meters in altitude up to St. Mark's Chapel.

From there you will soon reach the St Mary's Column (Mariensäule) via the Moselhöhenweg and will be rewarded with a spectacular view over Trier.

Here you can get to the starting point (no parking available!)

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The Porta Nigra is the best preserved Roman city gate. The complex consists of a central building with two gateways, flanked on either side by a tower.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The Imperial Baths were a Roman baths palace bordering the imperial palace to the south. They were among the largest of the Roman Empire. Today, only the rising masonry of the warm water bath (caldarium) is preserved at a greater height in the eastern part of the building, which was once about 250 meters long.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

Located in the middle of Trier's city center, the Cathedral today stands over a former Constantinian palace complex that was overbuilt in the early 4th century by the largest Christian church of antiquity.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The Basilica of Constantine was the throne room of the Emperor Constantine, making it the largest single room that survives from antiquity.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The amphitheater was built as early as 100 AD and has a capacity of 20,000 spectators.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The Roman Bridge, which crosses the Moselle River in Trier, is the oldest bridge in Germany. Even today, its dimensions and stability can easily cope with modern traffic.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The Igel column is today the largest Roman pillar tomb, with a height of about 23m. It was built around 250 AD.

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986

The thermal baths were built in the 2nd century A.D. and got their name because of a monastery that no longer exists today.

TRIER CARD

Take advantage of the Trier Card!

Discounts on admission to Trier's museums, on guided tours, free travel on all city buses and many other discounts or extras are available with the Trier Card.

You can find more benefits of the Trier Card here: Tourist Information Trier

Singelcard 15,00 Euro

Familycard 30,00 Euro

(2 adults and up to 3 children up to and including 14 years)

The validity period is 3 days.
You can get the Trier Card at the hotel reception.