Church, mosque or temple · Germany · Rhineland-Palatinate

Trier Cathedral

A cathedral with Roman foundations and a relic of the Holy Robe.

UNESCO World Heritage Free to enter about 45 min

For storytellers

Why Trier Cathedral matters

Trier Cathedral grew from a Roman building, and walking in you can feel layers of centuries. It holds the Holy Robe relic, shown only on special occasions. Next door is the Church of Our Lady, an early Gothic building.

Talking points

  • It grew from a Roman structure
  • The Holy Robe is kept here
  • Church of Our Lady is next door

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