About Romerbrucke
Romerbrucke is an ancient Roman bridge which crosses the Mosel River in Trier in Germany.
Built between 144 and 152 AD, much of the original structure of Romerbrucke still survives, although some of it – notably the road and its arches – date back to the eighteenth century.
Still an active bridge, Romerbrucke is said to be the oldest bridge in Germany and is a UNESCO World Heritage historic site.
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Porta Nigra
Porta Nigra is a late second century Roman gate in Trier in Germany.
Trier Roman Amphitheatre
Trier Roman Amphitheatre is a well preserved UNESCO site in use as early as the first century.
The Barbara Baths - Trier
The Barbara Baths were a second century baths complex of Roman Trier. UNESCO listed.
Rheinisches Landesmuseum
The Rheinisches Landesmuseum chronicles the history of Trier and the region as far back as the Stone Age.
Karl Marx Haus
St Matthias Abbey – Trier
Liebfrauen
Trier Cathedral
Rheinisches Landesmuseum
Romerbrucke
The Barbara Baths – Trier
Porta Nigra
