Germany - Trier
Trier, Weberbach, Kaiserthermen (Imperial Baths).
The ruins of the Kaiserthermen, located south of the palace garden, have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since Roman monuments, the cathedral and the Church of Our Lady in Trier.
The construction of the thermal baths began in the second half of the 4th century AD under Constantine the Great. They belonged to the largest Roman baths north of the Alps. In post-Roman times, the building was partly used as a fort, church and city fortifications.
Germany - Trier
Trier, Weberbach, Kaiserthermen (Imperial Baths).
The ruins of the Kaiserthermen, located south of the palace garden, have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since Roman monuments, the cathedral and the Church of Our Lady in Trier.
The construction of the thermal baths began in the second half of the 4th century AD under Constantine the Great. They belonged to the largest Roman baths north of the Alps. In post-Roman times, the building was partly used as a fort, church and city fortifications.