The best-preserved city gate north of the Alps and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Trier's landmark symbolises the importance of antiquity for the city.

Reconstruction of the city of Trier in late antiquity. With an area of 285 hectares, Trier is one of the mega-cities of antiquity. (Reconstruction: Dießenbacher Informationsmedien Xanten; GDKE Rhineland-Palatinate)

Audience hall of the late antique emperors and UNESCO World Heritage Site. An impressive testimony to the importance of the city of Trier as an imperial residence.

Huge thermal baths complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site. A super building of antiquity that you can also explore underground.

Location for gladiator fights and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Today, modern productions take place here.

The bronze copy of an early Hellenistic original was donated to the University in 2024 by Honorary Senator Dr Michael Dietzsch on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Classical Archaeology at the University of Trier. It's said to bring good luck to pat…

Trier University has its own collection of originals and casts. Here, you can learn and work on originals in seminars!

The Rhineland State Museum Trier (Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier) of the GDKE is one of the best museums of the Roman period in Germany. We work closely together in research and teaching.

UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved Roman burial monument north of the Alps that still stands in its original location.