Palastgarten

Palastgarten is a very beautiful spot that to be visited particularly in Spring Season. The fountain amidst the vibrant colored flowers adds more beauty to the place. It's really a picnic spot for families with kids where you can enjoy the warm sunlight sitting on green grassbed enjoying the tiny flowers dancing with the rhythm of wind. Kids can play their favorite games or run around as you get enough space.

Nice area to sit, walk and relax in peace alongside nature- alone or with friends. Just behind the Konstantin-Basilika. The building or structure is also known as Electoral Palace with large garden or just Palace Garden (Palastgarten) as a whole.

Garden is adjacent to Konstantin Basilica south of Electoral Palace. It is the combination of garden and palace that looks so appealing to the eye and makes this baroque garden memorable. Medieval city wall remnant adds to the charm.

Huge and beautiful gardens right in the palace premises. The garden is divided into different parts, with proper seating arrangements, fountains and canopies. The main central part is free from any human intervention, to keep it well maintained and preserved. There are benches to sit and places to play in the other part of the garden. We saw many families making small picnic here, which was really cool. There are different fountains and pools present and it is very relaxing to sit around one of them. There is a small shop at the entrance which sells snacks, coffee and drinks.

A really calm, tranquil and beautiful park next to the baths. Nice to stroll around or just have a break frim sightseeing in.

Beautiful gardens, definitely a must in Trier! The magnolias still had some flowers, and the gardens are very well kept. Lovely!

It is absolutely eye catching. We went inside and were surprised to see the sealing of the roof. Wooden structure , can call it as an engineering marvel. The garden looks beautiful but you can not sit in the middle. There are benches outside to the border. They get full quite quickly. But the ambiance is great . There is a kiosk to find in the corner

Palace of the electors of Trier. One of the original seven seats that chose the Holy Roman Emperors. Stunning and well kept including the gardens that are free for the public to access. With the Roman baths and main cathedral both a stones throw away this relatively modern palace provides a look into a more recent part of the region's history.

The front gardens of the palace are simple, quietly beautiful. The palace is currently being used for government purposes, I believe. The pink palace is a unique color for a palace, surprised that it was never changed over the centuries, but maybe it was maintained because it really stands out. It's a nice place to take a turn or two in the gardens, which is simple but well maintained and nicely manicured.

Perfect place for a stroll in the roman style gardens in front of the Palace. The 16th century pink place that once housed the archbishop is now used by government but the building and grounds are meticulously maintained. Just as beautiful in the warm weather as in the cold.