As part of our summer tour of Germany's UNESCO World Heritage sites, we take a look at Trier on the River Moselle, Germany's oldest - and perhaps most romantic town, home to architectural monuments, ...

In Roman Trier's fourth-century heyday, 20,000 would fill the amphitheater seats to watch presentations featuring chariots, exotic animals, music and battles by gladiators. Some were slaves or ...

“Bloody gladiator fights took place here,” read the brochure greeting tourists to the Roman amphitheater in Trier, Germany’s oldest city. They still do, but with a lot less blood. More than 1,500 ...

Still, the Romans built for the ages. Trier was surrounded by a defensive wall and its streets were surveyed and paved. Residents lived in modest villas and enjoyed monumental public buildings, with a ...

1985 Roman Monuments, Cathedral of St. Peter and Church of Our Lady in Trier: Map showing the Moselle Bridge, the Barbara Baths, the Imperial Baths, the Aula Palatina (Basilica) 1985 Roman Monuments, ...

Still, the Romans built for the ages, even in a trackless forest. Trier was surrounded by a defensive wall and its streets were surveyed and paved. Residents lived in modest villas and enjoyed ...

Glide above the ancient heart of Germany with this breathtaking drone video of Trier, the nation's oldest city and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Witness the monumental presence of the Porta ...

How the Latin Mass returned to Roman Trier. How the Latin Mass returned to Roman Trier. As I was born in 1963 — during the convocation of the Second Vatican Council — I never actually experienced the ...