- General Information
- Trier is Germany's oldest city, founded by Romans as Augusta Treverorum
- Population was 112,000 in 2019
- Located on banks of Moselle river in Rhineland-Palatinate region
- Historical Highlights
- UNESCO-protected Roman ruins include Porta Nigra and Roman amphitheater
- Birthplace of Karl Marx, with museum about Marxism
- Important Roman town during 3rd century AD Imperial Crisis
- Transportation
- Three nearby airports: Luxembourg (50 km), Frankfurt-Hahn (75 km), Frankfurt (210 km)
- Connected by E44, E422 motorways and A6 highway
- Walking recommended for city exploration
- Attractions
- Basilica of Constantine and Roman Bridge Trier
- Karl-Marx-Haus and Rheinisches Landesmuseum
- Weinkulturpfad vineyard walkway
- Food and Drink
- Numerous kebab stores throughout city center
- Famous for Viez apple wine and local beers
- Blesius Garten offers brewery and local food
- Accommodation
- Various hotels from €70 to €120
- Youth hostels available on Moselle banks
- Camping options available under Mosel bridge