Trier
March 2003
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Trier bills itself as the oldest city in Germany. Founded by the
Romans in 16 B.C., Trier served as the seat of power for 6 different Emperors
over 500
years. Its
most
famous
native however was Karl Marx.
In Germany, a certain artistic sense is fairly common, but the artist’s sense is foreign there. -- Franz Grillparzer |
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 Small Image | Large Image Statue that overlooks Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Moselle River |
 Small Image | Large Image Countryside |
 Small Image | Large Image Statue |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman Ampitheater |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman ampitheater |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman ampitheater |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman baths |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman baths |
 Small Image | Large Image Roman baths |
 Small Image | Large Image Bridge over the Moselle |
 Small Image | Large Image Nice cafe |
 Small Image | Large Image Cool old car |
 Small Image | Large Image Cathedral of Our Lady's Church |
 Small Image | Large Image Cathedral of Our Lady's Church |
 Small Image | Large Image Cathedral of Our Lady's Church |
 Small Image | Large Image Cathedral of Our Lady's Church |
 Small Image | Large Image Gardens |
 Small Image | Large Image Gardens |
 Small Image | Large Image Gardens |
 Small Image | Large Image Rococo Palace |
 Small Image | Large Image Rococo Palace |
 Small Image | Large Image Rococo Palace |
 Small Image | Large Image Rococo Palace |
 Small Image | Large Image Porta Nigra |
 Small Image | Large Image Porta Nigra |
 Small Image | Large Image Hauptmarkt |
 Small Image | Large Image Hauptmarkt |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Streets of Trier |
 Small Image | Large Image Cellar under Roman ampitheater |
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