Roman-Ages in Trier

Trier, Germany, is one of the oldest cities in the country, with a rich Roman heritage dating back to around 16 BC when it was founded as Augusta Treverorum. It served as an important administrative center in the Roman Empire. Many remarkable structures, including the Porta Nigra gate, the Roman amphitheater, and the imperial baths, showcase its historical significance. Trier was also the residence of several Roman emperors, contributing to its prominence. Today, these archaeological sites reflect its long and varied history, making it a UNESCO World Heritage site and an essential destination for understanding Roman civilization in Europe.