Trier Imperial Baths

The Trier Imperial Baths are the ruins of a vast Roman bathing complex begun around AD 300 for Emperor Constantine's residence but never finished. Visitors can walk among the surviving walls and heating chambers, and through a network of underground passages built for the complex's staff.

When to go

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Mon09:00–16:00

Tue09:00–16:00

Wed09:00–16:00

Thu09:00–16:00

Fri09:00–16:00

Sat09:00–16:00

Sun09:00–16:00

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Official site

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