Trier Trier – the splendid city of Roman heritage Trier, Germany’s oldest city, is located on the banks of the romantic river Moselle and just a stone’s throw away from the neighbouring Luxembourg and the French border. Surrounded by a beautiful landscape of hills covered with vineyards, the city is home to a popular university, the headquarters of the local wine trade and a highly frequented convention centre. As UNESCO World Heritage Site, Trier presents itself as an architectural showcase of magnificent ancient Roman monuments and grand baroque and rococo structures from a rich 2,000-year history.
Population: 103,000.
Guest beds: 4,600.
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