Trier
Trier
Trier
Trier

Trier

Germany

Introduction to Port

Port Trier distinguishes itself on Germany’s cruise map with a compact, culture-rich rhythm that fuses ancient history, wine-country scenery, and refined river hospitality into a single unforgettable stop. Signature experiences anchor the visit: an expert-guided walk to Trier’s Porta Nigra and Imperial Baths, a wander through the candlelit lanes of the old town, and a private Moselle wine-tasting aboard the ship’s on-board tasting room, where Riesling from nearby slopes and crisp Elbling pair with regional cheeses. The onshore palette extends to curated day trips: Luxembourg City’s compact grandeur, the wine-hills of Bernkastel-Kues, and the dramatic river panoramas around Cochem and Koblenz, all connected by efficient shuttle services and intimate, small-group excursions. The port’s location also makes it ideal for short, culture-filled detours that neighboring ports can’t offer, from ancient Roman ruins to medieval towers that overlook the Moselle bend. The onboard experience mirrors Trier’s character: ships in the fleet are designed for the Moselle’s narrow channels, with shallow drafts and maneuverable hulls, airy panoramic lounges, and sun decks perfect for river views. Cabins emphasize comfort and connection, with en-suite facilities, Wi-Fi, and balconied options. Staff deliver warm, multilingual service, and onboard programs include cooking demonstrations of local specialties, wine-pairing dinners, and shore-excursion specialists who tailor itineraries to guests’ interests, making Trier a memorable blend of discovery and indulgence.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Rich Roman history
Explore ancient ruins and the Cathedral of Trier.
Iconic landmarks
Red Fort, Qutub Minar, India Gate, and more.
Scenic river location
Offers tranquil views of local river scenery.
Gateway to western Germany
Easy access to western Germany and nearby Luxembourg.