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| To the left is the hotel we stayed at, The Berghotel Kockelsberg. It had a great view of the city and excellent food. |
| This is the Porta Nigra (Black Gate). It is the biggest surviving city gate north of the Alps. It was built in the late 3rd century. |
| This mountain trail led right up to our hotel. This is the view out of our bedroom window. We had a nice hike one day. |
| The Roman amphitheater dates from around the year 100. |
| These three pictures are from the Kaiserthermen (Imperial Baths). They were built by Emporer Constantine in the early 4th century. The children had a lot of fund playing in the numerous underground passageways. |
| These three pictures show front of the Dom (Cathedral), the back courtyard of the Dom and adjoining Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Lady). The Dom was started in the year 326 as the first Christian church in Trier under Emporer Constantine. There were many changes and additions over the years, but you can still some of the original Roman columns inside. Liebfrauenkirche was built in the 13th century. |
| A marker for a Roman wine merchant. |
| Roman mosaic tilework. |
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| Karen and the kids at the Kaiserthermen (Imperial Baths) with our friends the Kirkers, who travelled with us. |