Trier private and guided walking tour

Explore Germany’s oldest town, also known as “the second Rome” during a private walking tour.Visit Germany’s oldest town and find out more about its history and why it is called “The second Rome”. It is also Karl Marx’s birth town. Stroll through the city and marvel at the charming half-timbered houses and its many vineyards lining the Moselle.See and admire different Roman monuments in the city, all declared UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the Amphitheatre, the Barbara Baths, the Imperial Baths, and the Porta Nigra (Black Gate). The city has also other locations listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at the Moselle Bridge, the Trier Cathedral, and the Church of Our Lady (Liebfrauenkirche). Pass by the Konstantin Basilica and admire the world’s largest remaining Roman structure and the oldest German Cathedral.
Highlights
- Stroll through Germany's oldest town
- Admire the Roman monuments in the city, a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Find out more about Trier, also known as "the second Rome"
- Marvel at the world's largest remaining Roman structure, the Konstantin Basilica
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
2 hours
Available in English, German
What's included
- Local guide
- Private guided tour
- Customization of the tour by asking your local guide on the spot
Where you'll meet
Meet your guide in front of the Black Gate. Your guide will hold a signboard together with the name of the guests on it.
Operated by
GGS - GLOBAL GUIDE SERVICES GMBH
Important information
* This activity is accessible to wheelchair users and to people with mobility impairments
* This tour is available for a maximum amount of 15 participants, the price remains the same independently of the number of participants
* This tour does not allow to book more than 4 groups per timeslot
* This tour operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately