About this walk

What an honour it is to accompany you on the tour of Trier, from when it was a thriving metropolis of the Roman Empire to the present day. Together, we will witness Roman architectural brilliance, get to know their celebrities and learn about Trier's rich history. Starting with the Rheinische Landesmuseum, we will walk towards the Kaisertherme, an impressive and umissable Roman structure that depicts where emperors bathed at the time. Continuing towards a 'smaller collection' of imperial baths, we reach the Barbarathermen, which lead us on to the Römerbrücke. Taking a moment to marvel at the beauty of the Mosel valley, on either side of the bridge; from there, please turn around and head back into the city towards the Karl-Marx-Haus. Thereafter, your walk takes you to the Konstantin-Basilika and hidden behind it, is the glorious electoral palace with its garden. The two next stops are the Liebfrauenkirche and Dom. Finally, we move on to the city's striking gate, the Porta Nigra.

In your pocket

What's included

  • Self-guided tour

    Explore at your own pace. No groups, no schedule.

  • Audio guide

    Let the story play as you walk.

  • Interactive quiz

    Answer to unlock each stop.

  • Fun facts

    The best stories behind every landmark.

  • Smart map

    Navigation that shows you where to go next.

  • Play with friendsNew

    Go solo or make it a group game.

  • Free data includedNew

    500MB for global use.

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The route

What you'll do

  1. Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier

    Start here

    Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier

  2. Kaisertherme

    Stop 2

    Kaisertherme

  3. Barbarathermen

    Stop 3

    Barbarathermen

  4. Römerbrücke

    Stop 4

    Römerbrücke

  5. Karl-Marx-Haus

    Stop 5

    Karl-Marx-Haus

  6. Konstantin-Basilika

    Stop 6

    Konstantin-Basilika

  7. Kurfürstlicher Palast (Palais)

    Stop 7

    Kurfürstlicher Palast (Palais)

  8. Liebfrauenkirche

    Stop 8

    Liebfrauenkirche

  9. Dom

    Stop 9

    Dom

  10. Porta Nigra

    Finish

    Porta Nigra

Where you'll walk

About 4.2 km one way, from Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier to Porta Nigra.

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What travellers say

4.4 on Google
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  • Fabulous walking tour around the main areas of Dubrovnik old city.we were able to stop and listen as many times as we needed as there was also written information too

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  • A great way to discover the hidden gems in Sorrento. It provides history, cultural context and a flavour of the place. We would have missed so much had we wandered round without this valuable guide. Thank you for the research and information.

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About the creator

Michaela Scheiner’s profile photoMichaela ScheinerCiceru creator
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Hi, my name is Michaela and I am thrilled to welcome you to the Frankfurt, Trier and Luxembourg City tour. As a pharmacist by education and travel enthusiast by passion, let us explore my hometown of Frankfurt and the Roman jewel of Germany and the fortress of Luxembourg City together and see, what else we can discover. Enjoy and "viel Spaß"!

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Good to know

What to bring

  • Charged smartphone with internet access
  • Comfortable shoes for walking around
  • Adequate clothes for the weather
  • Headphones (optional)

Walking

About 4.2 km on city streets. Works any day of the year.

Your ticket

The ticket is valid for up to 6 months from the date of purchase, so you can plan your tour at your own convenienceOnce activated the tour, you will have 6 months to complete the self-guided tour

Refunds

Not satisfied or changed your plans? Get a full refund within 30 days of purchase.

Free mobile data

500MB from NINJA TRAVEL eSIM, claimed after purchase with a free account. One per account.

Languages

English, Italiano, Deutsch, Español, Français, Português, 中文

Questions

It's a self-guided walk on your phone. When you arrive, open the tour, follow the map from stop to stop and listen to the story of each place, or read it, at your own pace.