e-Scavenger hunt Trier: Explore the city at your own pace

The Porta Nigra in Trier – the city also known as 'Rome on the Moselle' – is one of the most famous Roman structures in Europe.

The Dreikönigenhaus is from the Middle Ages. It is almost 800 years old. A very rich family built it for themselves.

Absolutely worth seeing and the starting point for exploring the old town is the market square in Trier.

Trier Cathedral is the cathedral of Trier and the oldest episcopal church in Germany. In its core, it goes back to a Roman basilica that was built from 326 by the Roman emperor Constantine the Great

The Liebfrauenkirche is part of the medieval UNESCO World Heritage in Trier. And if a church already has the "dear lady", i.e. Maria, in its name

The Basilika was the throne room of Emperor Constantine. It was built in AD 310

The Electoral Palace in Trier right next to the Constantine Basilica is considered one of the most beautiful rococo palaces in the world

ue Roman bath complex and later cavalry barracks

The thermal baths were built in the 2nd century AD. The complex owes its name to a monastery that no longer exists today

The Old Krahnen (old spelling with 'h'), also called Trierer Alter Moselkran, is a port crane in Trier. A stone building from 1413.

The Frankenturm is a fortified residential tower in the city of Trier. It is on Dietrichstraße near the main market in the city centre.

The museum and birthplace in Trier is dedicated to Karl Marx and the effects of his ideas from a global perspective to this day.

The Kornmarkt on Fleischstraße, which was redesigned in 2003, is one of the most beautiful squares in the city alongside the main market.