Outside, this cathedral looks a bit austere in its typical Romanesque style. The inside is decorated with German baroque elements, but moderated. The whole gives an elegant and noble impression. It almost gives a feeling as if it were a mix of Catholic and Protestant.

Well worth a visit. Free entry and plenty to see. Don’t miss the cloistered garden. Very pretty. Someone was playing the organ when we arrived and that sounded pretty terrible but the building itself is fascinating.

It is clearly a church with history and standing. But it is a bit gloomy, and clearly built to make you feel infinitely small. The garden with the little graveyard is beautiful, though.

You can see this from around the town, but when you go to it , wow! it is breathtaking and the pictures do not do it justice, the scale of it phew, and at night it is so lovely all lit up, well worth a...More

This cathedral is very impressive even if you know nothing about its history, but it is its history that makes it so very unusual. Parts of it date from every epoch beginning with the Roman Empire until the 18th century with outstanding examples of the...More

A really great Dom this is. We spent some time here to visit every detail in this church. Because it was 41 degrees out there it was not so bad to be in a cooler church :). TIP: Also visit the other highlight: Porta Nigra!

The cathedral dominates the sky line when looking at Trier from a distance. We went into the cathedral and had a quick look around. There was a wedding taking place outside which was lovely! It is a UNESCO world heritage site.