Trier | Inside Germany’s Oldest City: 2,000 Years of Roman History

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Join us as we explore Trier, Germany — one of the greatest Roman cities north of the Alps and once an imperial capital of the Roman Empire. 🇩🇪🏛️ Founded more than 2,000 years ago as Augusta Treverorum, Trier became one of the most important cities in the western Roman world. We spend the weekend walking through its incredible Roman past, including the Porta Nigra, Constantine’s Basilica, Imperial Baths, Barbara Baths, Roman Bridge, and the Roman foundations of Trier Cathedral. But this is Valentinus, so it’s not all serious history. We also sample Roman-themed beer brewed right here in Trier, take a look at what modern Trier has become, survive our hotel experience, and finish the trip with an incredible Turkish Sunday brunch at Adana Ocakbaşı. From emperors and monumental baths to beer and breakfast, Trier might be the closest you can get to ancient Rome without leaving Germany. If you enjoy Roman history, historic travel, ancient ruins, cruises, aviation, and exploring the places where history actually happened, please LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE to VALENTINUS for more. 📍 Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany #Trier #RomanEmpire #RomanHistory #Germany #AncientRome #PortaNigra #TravelGermany #HistoryTravel #Valentinus

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