Posted September 25, 2001 07:06 | Category: Germany (2001) | #
I spent the evening exploring the city of Trier. The Porta Nigra, a remnant of one of the gates to the city from Roman days, is one of the great landmarks of this historic city. There is also a great market square (the Hauptmarkt), which dates back to ancient days as well.
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This is the Hauptmarkt, or main market square, of Trier. [more]
Another view of the Hauptmarkt.
The buildings around the Hauptmarkt show just about every architectural style imaginable.
On this particular Sunday morning, there was very little traffic about. [more]
This fountain is one of the landmarks of Trier. [more]
Church tower watching out over the market square.
Here you can see the market cross more clearly. [more]
The Porta Nigra is a relic of Roman days. [more]
This view shows the Porta Nigra more clearly.
This tourist train departs from the square in front of the Porta Nigra and takes tourists around the city. [more]
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