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Walk Trier in 1810

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Step Into History · City walk

Napoleon's Trèves, 1810

Trier in 1810 is a provincial centre under French imperial administration, its medieval and ecclesiastical order recently dismantled and Roman remains newly exposed. The walk shows the Moselle valley city where vintners' carts, French engineers, classical scholars and secularised abbeys rub shoulders beneath the towers of the cathedral and the freshly revealed Porta Nigra.

33 scenes — 21 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Trier as it stood in 1810 (“Trier”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Petrisberg Panorama
  2. 2. Römerbrücke Approach
  3. 3. Moselle Quay and Cranes
  4. Moselle Warehouse Cellar · interior
  5. 4. Vintners' Landing
  6. Vintner's Press House · interior
  7. 5. Old Crane (Alte Krahnen)
  8. Old Crane Storage Hall · interior
  9. 6. Porta Nigra Exterior
  10. Porta Nigra Vaulted Passage · interior
  11. 7. Niederstraße and Gate Street
  12. 8. Hauptmarkt and Fountain
  13. 9. St Gangolf's Church
  14. 10. Marktstraße Merchants' Row
  15. Market Street Counting House · interior
  16. 11. Domplatz (Cathedral Square)
  17. Cathedral Nave · interior
  18. 12. Liebfrauenkirche Front
  19. Liebfrauen Choir Chapel · interior
  20. 13. Palastaula (Aula Palatina)
  21. Aula Palatina Great Hall · interior
  22. 14. Electoral Palace Gardens
  23. 15. Roman Amphitheatre
  24. Amphitheatre Arena · interior
  25. 16. Barbara Baths Ruins
  26. Baths Hypocaust Vaults · interior
  27. 17. Simeonstift Precinct
  28. Simeonstift Cloister · interior
  29. 18. Saint Paulinus' Church
  30. 19. St Matthias' Abbey
  31. Matthias Abbey Shrine Chapel · interior
  32. 20. Weinberg Terrace
  33. 21. Paulinus Hillside Vista