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The west front of Trier Cathedral with its Romanesque towers, seen across the cathedral square with the Liebfrauenkirche spires beside it.
Free entry

Berthold Werner · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

Trier Cathedral

Trier Cathedral is Germany's oldest cathedral, its core built from Roman brick around AD 270, with the present Romanesque structure raised between 1035 and 1270 under successive archbishops. Its west front rises in four towers, and the treasury displays the Holy Robe, a relic linked to Christ.

When to go

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Mon06:30–17:30
Tue06:30–17:30
Wed06:30–17:30
Thu06:30–17:30
Fri06:30–17:30
Sat06:30–17:30
Sun06:30–17:30

Nearby

Liebfrauenkirche

church

Hauptmarkt

street

Aula Palatina

church

Electoral Palace

palace

Porta Nigra

monument

Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier

museum

Karl Marx House

museum

Trier Imperial Baths

historic site

Free entry

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