Trier Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the oldest bishop's church in Germany and the birthplace of Christianity north of the Alps. Over 1700 years of building, art and religious history and their variety of styles can be traced in it. It is also an important place of pilgrimage: According to tradition, the mother of Emperor Constantine I, St. Helena, brought Christ's tunic from a pilgrimage to Trier. This unique place of worship is characterized by change and continuity.

The general cathedral tour includes a tour of the cathedral and the cathedral cloister with a focus on art and building history. A brief look into the western crypt rounds off the tour.

After the 60-minute cathedral tour, there is the opportunity to show a 15-minute cathedral film (included in the price) - unfortunately the film screening is not possible on Sundays and public holidays.

The ticket for the cathedral tour also entitles you to reduced admission to the cathedral treasury or the cathedral museum on the same day (not on Mondays).
Family tickets are only available from the Cathedral Information.

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Important information:
- Changes from short-term liturgical or cultural events possible!