An aerial view of the Roman Bridge's stone arches crossing the Moselle river in Trier, with the city on both banks.

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Roman Bridge

The Roman Bridge crosses the Moselle on nine stone pillars dating from the 2nd century AD, making it the oldest standing bridge in Germany. Its roadway was rebuilt after wartime damage in the 12th and again in the 18th century, and the bridge still carries traffic across the river today.

Nearby

Karl Marx House

museum

Trier Imperial Baths

historic site

Hauptmarkt

street

Aula Palatina

church

Electoral Palace

palace

Liebfrauenkirche

church

Trier Cathedral

church

Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier

museum

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