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Discover Germany's oldest bridge firsthand

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Trier: First Steps10 pts

Trier: Explorer25 pts

Trier: Insider50 pts

The Roman Bridge in Trier, constructed around 150 AD, stands as a remarkable testament to Roman engineering. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, it adds a unique historical allure to the city and offers a captivating view of the Moselle River. Experience history as you traverse this still-functional bridge.

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Built around the year 150, the Roman Bridge in Trier is the oldest bridge in use in Germany.

Quick Facts

Founded: ~150
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: 200

Guided Story

Feel the breeze sweeping over the Moselle? Imagine Roman soldiers and traders standing right here nearly 2000 years ago. This isn't just Germany's oldest bridge; it’s a true witness to history. Look down at the sturdy, dark basalt pillars. These stones, gifts from the ancient volcanic Eifel, have held up this bridge for centuries. To your left, you might spot the younger Moselle crane, a nod to more modern times. But behind you, the bridge still whispers of Roman tales and adventures that shaped Trier into what it is today. Let history wash over you as you cross the Moselle.