Amphitheater Trier

Trier , Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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    Trier - Roman outpost of the north

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    ... dumped our bags into a locker at the train station and headed out. The city has a bunch of Roman architecture still standing. An amphitheater, a couple of baths, the city walls, a basilica, a few churches and so on. The coolest is the Porta Nigra, one ...

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    Germany´s Oldest City

    ... next door a basilica.  Trier was a Roman settlement back in the day and we saw remains of a giant outdoor bathhouse and amphitheater.  we actually got to see the amphitheater, go underneath it, and see all the wings and passageways used by the ...

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    Trier (R)

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    ... side of things. I think those types of engineers/contractors would have answered to someone... by appearing at our next stop. The Amphitheater, where the Romans were entertained. A "bowl", excavated out of the side of a hill, and reinforced with typical ...

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    America is really a young country...

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    ... and in Germany there was a thriving civilization with really impressive architecture! Wow. Anyways, after the baths we went to the amphitheater and walked around under it, too. We speculated about whether they kept the lions down there or not... Then, ...

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    Roman Days In Trier

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    ... we had some "authentic" Ancient Roman food. After looking around the Baths for a little bit we went up to the Amphitheater which was holding a show. There were Legionaires, Gladiators, and some Politicians. The show was in German which was interesting ...

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    On Tour WIth Audrey :)

    ... a huge garden behind a big pink palace that stretched out across a huge piece of land. The garden lead to a very very old Roman amphitheater which was almost in ruins, but well preserved by the town. We then took a stroll down to the Moselle River. On ...

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    Oldest City in Germany

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    ... was at one time the Capital of the Roman Empire under the Emperor Constantine, and true to form of a Roman city it has an amphitheater and baths. Both of which you can go completely into and roam around. I went with Linda and Sarah, they were there for ...

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    ART361 Goes to Trier

    ... adventures of my field trip class come to an end, but in a totally fabulous way! This weekend our class headed to Trier, Germany: a small, cute, beautiful, and fascinating city in east Germany. This city was one of the first cities of the Roman ...

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    My Battle with Roman Baths Continues

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    ... Therefore, even if the city had let us enter, it wasn't much of a sight with the weather. To add to our misfortune the amphitheater ruins were closed as well.. These I tried to visit from the outside too, but it was much more difficult. I think I scared ...

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    Trier 1 and 2

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    Before I tell you about my trip, here is a little background information on the city of Trier, Germany: Trier is the oldest city in Germany, founded around 16 BC.  It is situated on the banks of the Mosel River, just over the boarder between ...