Theme · Trier
Museums
Trier's museums tell 2,000 years of history. The Rheinisches Landesmuseum (Rhineland State Museum) is considered one of the most important antiquities museums in Europe; the Stadtmuseum Simeonstift sits right next to the Porta Nigra (the Black Gate); the Museum am Dom holds the cathedral treasury; and the Karl-Marx-Haus traces the 19th century from 1818 onward.
Sights
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Electoral Palace (Kurfürstliches Palais)
A pink Rococo palace between the Basilica of Constantine and the palace gardens. One of the finest Rococo palaces in Germany.
Free admission
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Rheinisches Landesmuseum (Rhineland State Museum)
One of Europe's most important museums of antiquity. Mosaics, gold coins, and the model of Roman Trier.
From 10 €
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Stadtmuseum Simeonstift (Simeonstift City Museum)
City history right next to the Porta Nigra. Includes a Romanesque cloister.
From 5 €
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Museum am Dom (Cathedral Museum)
The cathedral treasury, early Christian finds, and a calm curatorial setting next to the cathedral.
From 3.5 €
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Karl Marx House
Karl Marx's birthplace (1818). Permanent exhibition on his life, work, and influence.
From 5 €
Innenstadt (Old Town)
Trier Toy Museum (Spielzeugmuseum)
Three floors of toys from 1900 to today. A family favorite right on the Hauptmarkt.
From 5 €