Amphitheater
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Trier's colosseum Jul 05, 1996
At the early 2th century, an arena was build in Trier. As today we go and watch football, the Romans went to see slightly more violent "shows" of gladiators fighting each other and wild animals. The amphitheater here could house about 20.000 spectators, yet don't expect to see a second Colosseum. This is an ancient remaining that is most definitely valuable for history. Therefore it is listed by the UNESCO. Yet who expects to see some great architectural monument will probably be disappointed by it. I remember really liking it as a child though. It was so easy to imagine the Romans shouting and cheering, when sitting here on one of these ancient stones.
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Aug 09, 2008
From there we hauled ourselves up to the Kaiserthermen and from there to the old Roman amphitheater where we met up with the others. Wandered through the ruins of the Amphitheater then back past the baths again, through the Palastgarten to Electoral Palace and the Basilika. Unfortunatelty, the Basilika was closed today for services so we couldn't go it :-( Something… Germany's Oldest City |
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Mar 21, 2007
Karl Marx childhood house, Porta Nigra, Amphitheater, Roman baths, and more. You can go to the information center and sign up for a tour of the city. The Irish Pub is a great little hang-out, good music and they made my favorite drink after I told them what was in it (Pink… I go here often |
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