Trier
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Germany

Trier

Trier is the oldest city in Germany, and it doesn't whisper the fact — the Porta Nigra, Rome's mighty blackened gate, still stands at the head of the old town after eighteen centuries. This was Augusta Treverorum, a capital of the Roman Empire, and its amphitheater, imperial baths, and the vast brick Basilica of Constantine survive as a UNESCO ensemble unmatched north of the Alps. Around them gathers a warm Moselle market town: a cathedral begun under Constantine, a rococo square, wine taverns pouring the valley's Riesling. Two thousand years of Europe, walkable in an afternoon.

Docks and vendors at a glance

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Where boats dock in Trier

Most ships tie up on the Zurlauben embankment a short walk north of the center; some itineraries stage at the Pfalzel lock canal beside the harbor or across the river at Schweich-Issel.

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Multiple Ports?
No Problem.

A river itinerary means a different dock, a different shop, and a different set of hours in every town. We settle all of it so you don't have to, before you even start packing — the right equipment waiting at every stop. 

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