Εύκολες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι Trier

An old but beautiful building. As far as I know, it's privately owned and therefore difficult to visit.

The Red House is one of the most photogenic and colorful buildings on the Main Market Square! 🟥🏛️ Its bright red facade with white elements and the inscription "ANTE ROMAM TREVERIS STETIT ANNIS MILLE TRECENTIS" ("1300 years before Rome stood, Trier stood") immediately catches the eye and underscores the city's age. 📜⏳ It's not just a beautiful house—it symbolizes Trier's pride in its ancient origins and unique past. 🏺🇩🇪 Now it houses a café, so you can enjoy a coffee right in this historic building. It's a perfect spot for a photo, especially against the backdrop of the neighboring Gothic and Baroque houses on the Market Square. When strolling through the Old Town, you simply can't miss the Red House—it's a bright accent in the city's architectural palette. 🎨✨ I highly recommend stopping, reading the sign, and soaking up the atmosphere—there's something special here!**

What a beautiful place. The last stage of the Eifelsteig passes here. https://youtu.be/RJL3p21j6fU

What a beautiful place. The last stage of the Eifelsteig passes here. We ate our "last supper" there (on the Eifelsteig :-)) https://youtu.be/RJL3p21j6fU

A combination of a day-trip restaurant and a traditional Italian restaurant, the senior manager arrives at the end of the meal with a pencil and pad and quickly issues the bill. Childhood memories... The food is good. Card payments aren't accepted.

Some people may find such deadwood stocks to be "untidy". However, it should be taken into account that the so-called "deadwood" in turn offers a special habitat for insects and other things - and is therefore a valuable part of the ecosystem for the future development of flora and fauna.

A very impressive church both inside and out.

On this side, the city wall from the 12th century is still partially preserved. No longer in its full glory, but the towers are still clearly visible.