Konstantin-Basilika (Evangelische Kirche zum Erlöser)- Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Trier

The Basilica is of a colossal structure that survived the WW. Good to see.

Nothing extraordinary when you look at it but when you think about its structure and history it's impressive

We could just see the outside facade of the church which was locked unfortunately

Beautiful Roman site that has been part of many different structures but of which the west and north side are assumed to originate from Roman times. Absolutely worth visiting, no admission. Beautiful building with many different construction and renovation phases.

I've visited Trier numerous times since 2006 but this trip I wanted to attend church service on Sunday morning. The building is historic and Constantine is credited with Roman tolerance toward Christianity after his conversion. What better location to worship and praise God? Well the location doesn't matter in this regard but still, what a wonderful location.

Protestant church that was a throne room of the Roman Empire. It is very simple and it might seem a bit empty. The organ gives it its touch of modernity. When we went there, we found a small exhibition on the war inside. The palace is right behind it.

Incredible history! It’s a Roman palace basilica and an early Christian structure that was built between AD 300 and AD 310. You can read more about it inside. The organ being played was a treat to hear. Parking is very close. There are gardens out front of it and restaurants and shopping across the street.

A stunning building,free to enter but they ask for silence as it is currently a church,the size has to be seen to be believed, the history is also interesting,there are boards inside that tell the story,the organ is also impressive