To the west of the Moselle Valley with its vineyards and old castles, adjoining the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Trier is a thousand-year-old city of renown. An ancient city and Roman capital, it was influenced by Constantine whose spa baths (Kaiserthermen) and amphitheatre are among the prestigious remains.

Other eras have also contributed to the city’s beauty: the Black Gate, basilica, primitive Romanesque cathedral or Municipal Library and its ancient manuscripts. Also of interest - the house where Karl Marx was born.