Church of Our Lady

The Church of our lady in Trier is a great piece of art. It is so beautiful inside and has a peaceful atmosphere. It is worth to visit it to admire its beauty.

Super cool church with both enormously impressive inside and external architecture. This has architecture and detailed carvings that challenge Notre Dame. Of course the Germans have to outdo France!!

A truly amazing medieval church right next to the cathedral (in fact, they share a common wall). The church originates from the 13th century, completed in 1260 after some 30 years of construction. The church is a part of the Unesco world heritage sites of Trier and it is built in High Gothic style.

A church constructed during the 17th century which looks dull outwards but immense rich culture and history exists. I was marvelled by the beautiful statue of our lady at the right corner and the huge bird-like looking organ.

Another beautiful and well decorated church, right next to the main cathedral. Full with beautiful tainted coloured windows depicting the stories. The light coming through those window makes it all magical inside the church. The pillars and high ceilings are further decorated with designs and beautiful paintings. The most beautiful part is the one behind the altar. This is another marvellous piece of architecture in Trier.

Absolute masterpiece! And the colors! Wow! Did not have high expectations as the church looked like any other church in Germany, but what I saw inside took my breath away! It was probably the most impressive and colorful church I have visited. The light coming through the colored stained glass windows felt almost magical, something surreal and left a wonderful impression on me. Definitely worth visiting on a sunny day! I did enjoy the layout, or I should say floor plan, as it has a rounded base and with the portal and altar niches built in, the floor plan resembles a rose, a symbol of the Virgin Mary. It is a compact church, absolutely perfect for ceremonies for weddings (I would love to attend one here), yet magnificent and massive in size, especially looking up at the tall vaulted ceiling. Worth noticing are also the frescoes on the columns, on each of them depicting 12 apostles. The church is free to enter and it's worth visiting the open cloister and the Saint Peter's Cathedral next door. Visited in July 2022.

Very beautiful and quite large church! Beautiful place for pictures in the cloister and the garden. No entry tickets. Very closely situated to all the other sights as well.

Dom and this church makes use understand what it meant to live in Trier during ancient times. The church itself is magnificent. The lighting inside of the church is wonderful. It is a must visit for anyone who visits Trier. This is a must go place after the Roman monuments.