Relocated to the Moselle wine region, Trier offers an extremely attractive location. The Romans already appreciated this when they founded the city, at the time still under the name Augusta Treverorum, more than 2. Trier, located in Rhineland-Palatinate, is therefore regarded as the oldest city in Germany. Of course, a lot has changed since then, but the ancient Romans have left their mark in the cityscape still to this day. Trier is therefore rich in interesting historical sights and, of course, also offers numerous other possibilities for diversified and also stimulating leisure activities.
This applies once again if you decide on an Escort Trier companion who will make your stay in Trier something very special. If you have any questions, we are also available by telephone Mon-Fri, hrs and Saturdays from hrs. If you decide on a sightseeing tour, there is no way of avoiding the most well-known sight in Trier, the Porta Nigra. The former city gate of the Romans is not only a popular photo motif but also an excellent starting point for further explorations.
During a walk together with your escort date, the not very large city can be explored in a wonderfully relaxed way. When you reach the city center, you will certainly notice St. With the Imperial Baths, it then immediately continues with impressive historical buildings.
The Imperial Baths were constructed by Constantine the Great during the ancient times. And did you know that Trier is the birthplace of the German philosopher Karl Marx? In honor of him, his birthplace has been maintained and is now a museum you can visit. Located on the Moselle River, Trier has become a hotspot for real wine lovers. The grape variety Riesling coming from here is especially appreciated as a fine wine. Trier provides the ideal conditions for viticulture.
And if you let your gaze wander over the course of the river Moselle which is surrounded by slopes with picturesque vineyards, then it is not surprising that Trier attracts numerous international tourists each year who would like to learn a bit more about the wine-growing area.
