Step Into History
Walk Trier in 1150
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Step Into History · City walk
Archbishops' Trier, 1150
Trier in 1150 is a powerful archiepiscopal city built on Roman foundations, where Roman gates and a great cathedral anchor a dense medieval town. Walkers will pass the Porta Nigra converted to a church, the cathedral's Romanesque westwork and the busy Hauptmarkt, then descend to quays where Moselle wine is loaded and see monastic houses and Roman ruins that still shape streets and sightlines.
35 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Trier as it stood in 1150 (“Trier”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Vineyard Approach
- 2. Römerbrücke West Bank
- ↳ Bridgekeeper's Lodge · interior
- 3. On the Roman Bridge
- 4. East Bank Landing
- ↳ Riverside Customs Hall · interior
- 5. Porta Nigra Gate
- ↳ Lower Church Interior · interior
- 6. Porta Nigra Exterior
- ↳ Upper Church Nave · interior
- 7. Street to Hauptmarkt
- 8. Hauptmarkt
- ↳ Meat Hall · interior
- 9. Market Cross
- ↳ Market Hall Under the Cross · interior
- 10. St Gangolf's Square
- 11. Saint Paulinus Street
- 12. Domplatz
- 13. Cathedral Westwork
- ↳ Westwork Chapel of the Robe · interior
- ↳ Cathedral Nave · interior
- 14. Liebfrauenkirche Site
- 15. Chapter Houses
- ↳ Chapter House Scriptorium · interior
- ↳ Cloister Garth and Ambulatory · interior
- 16. Aula Palatina Forecourt
- 17. Barbara Baths Ruins
- 18. Amphitheatre Rim
- 19. Moselle Quay
- ↳ Riverside Wine Cellar · interior
- 20. Wine Yard
- ↳ Vintner's Press House · interior
- 21. St Matthias' Abbey
- ↳ Abbey Choir and Radiant Chapels · interior
- 22. Petersberg Vantage