Germany · WALKING TOURS IN TRIER
Every itinerary has a free morning too few. These 5 walking tours in Trier are worth the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the rest of the planning.
Walk Roman Trier with a guide and taste Moselle wines along the route, ending at the Forum Baths with a local drink voucher.
“Guide was fantastic. Wine very good. Plus learned a few things that are not in guide books. Would recommend this to others.”
1.5-hour guided walk in Trier covering Roman Trier, Porta Nigra, Trier Cathedral, the Main Market, and Karl Marx, with local tips.
“Patrick hat uns unterhaltsam an seinem großen Wissen teilhaben lassen.”
2-hour private guided walk in Trier with Porta Nigra, Konstantin-Basilika, the cathedral, Karl Marx sites, and UNESCO Roman monuments.
“Our family needed to cancel our tour outside of the refund window. No problem. We understood the terms, and simply wanted to ensure the guide was notified and still paid. The day of the tour, our guide called wondering where we were, because no one notified them. I spent a great deal of time with customer service to clarify, all for a tour I wasn’t even on. I requested a discount code for the inconvenience. GYG refused. I hope the guide was at least compensated, as we did pay in full. Please know the city of Trier offers daily walking tours from city center for 15€ per person. Cheers &…”
Trier walking tour with official guides, passing four UNESCO monuments like Porta Nigra and the Aula Palatina, in 1.5 hours.
“A really enjoyable tour. Our friendly guide gave us plenty of information. Highly recommended”
Evening Trier with a costumed night watchman, lantern and halberd. 1.5 hours of German stories, key sights, and street-level atmosphere for $22.
“I booked the wrong language. I did not realize the tour was only in German. As I approached the group at the starting time, the guide was not friendly, said something in German that I perceived to be at my expense to the group, and the group started laughing. I am not sure if the comment was about us, or me specifically for booking the wrong tour. I understand I made a mistake, and I am not asking for anything. I did not have a good experience with the guide. The guide did not speak to me in any other language than German. I’m not sure if he did not…”
Germany broken up by the kind of day it makes — pick one and the full list is underneath.
