Thermen am Viehmarkt - Trier, Germany - Deutsche Denkmallisten - German Monument Registers on Waymarking.com

Since 1998, the Roman bathing complex at the Viehmarkt has been open to visitors. Here you can impressively take a look into the Trier city history!

In the 1st century the Romans erected this great bathing establishment in their imperial residence Augusta Treverorum.

Some tombstones still bear witness to a cemetery of the Jewish community at a later date. Jüdemerstraße got its name. In the 17th and 18th century a monastery garden of the Capuchin monastery was built here. With the abolition of the monastery in 1802, the current Viehmarkt was established as a market square.
Source (German): (visit link)

More info in the denkmallisten of the town Trier.
See page 5 in this PDF list: (visit link)

Adresse/Adress: Viehmarkt Trier, Germany 54290 Baujahr/Year of construction: Built at the end of the 1st century over older private development. Bestätigung/confirmation: Ja/Yes Denkmalnummer/monument number: Not listed

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