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In Germany, it is not very common to order cold cappuccino or cold macchiato. But in countries like Spain, Italy or Portugal you can order any kinds of cold coffee. Last time, when we were at Nikos...
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When you go to Trier, and you want to eat something nice, but still affordable, I think Astarix is the right place to go. I was in Trier again last month, and we were searching for something not...
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Honestly, we found Coffee Fellow by accident. It was snowing terribly and we needed a place to hide from the snow. Suddenly, there was a nice coffee shop in front of us. It is located at 19...
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The Roman Amphitheater is located on upper part of the city. The combination between touristy area and private living area makes it so different than other places in Trier. The Roman Amphitheater...
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Kaiserthermen is located on Kaiserstrasse. Actually it is just next to Palace of Trier. We looked at the map and drove around 10 minutes to search for it. In the end we just realized that it is...
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Konstantin der Grosse is Constantine the Great in English, also known as Constantine I. He was born as Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus in Naissus (now Serbia) ca. 272. In Trier, there are 2 places that you can find his "feet". One is in front of Porta Nigra and the other one is at...
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Palace of Trier is also known as Prince Elector’s Palace, because in medieval time it was the residence of Prince Elector. Palace of Trier was built in Baroque style. In the front, they painted...
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They used about 1.5 millions of bricks to build Konstantin Basilika. Emperor Constantine’s throne room in Trier is a classic brick structure, under pinned by a cast Roman concrete of 4 meter....
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I am not exaggerating, Trier Dom is really huge! From the city center, you don’t really see it, until you walk into a small alley, and then boom….the huge cathedral is just in front of you....
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Porta Nigra means black gate in Latin, is a ruin left by the Roman Empire Constantine in Trier. It is truly immense. It looks like black at a glance, but actually when they built it, the color was...
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As I said how much I am in love with the city Trier, so I’d like to share with you. Trier city center is not very big, but it is really fantastic. The first thing that I love is the building architecture and the second is the color combination of the buildings. They use very cozy colors as the...
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Honestly, we found Coffee Fellow by accident. It was snowing terribly and we needed a place to hide from the snow. Suddenly, there was a nice coffee shop in front of us. It is located on...
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Judengasse literary means The Jews Alley. It was a place in Trier where the Jews lived in the Middle Ages and it is considered as one of the oldest streets in Germany. The Jew community was started at 11th century in Trier, Germany. It was a big community until the holocaust at the Nazi era.
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