Just a few minutes from the Hotel Weis, the impressive Imperial Baths await – one of the most beautiful testimonies to Roman history in Trier. Where people met to relax and exchange ideas almost 1,700 years ago, you can today stroll through mighty halls and winding corridors. The complex tells stories of warmth, encounters, and Roman everyday life – bringing the past very close.
Imperial Baths Trier
Experience Roman bathing culture up close at Hotel Weis
A Place of Roman Grandeur
Where once hot water wound its way through high halls and stone arches, people gathered to bathe, talk, and enjoy life. Today, the Imperial Baths are among the most impressive ruins in Europe. They were built on the orders of Emperor Constantine as part of a vast city center that reflected the significance of Trier in the Roman Empire.
Anyone strolling through the complex today quickly feels how vibrant history can be: Through the underground corridors, the mighty walls, and the open expanse of the baths, one gets a real sense of how fascinating life must have been in antiquity.
Between Walls Full of History
Upon entering the Imperial Baths, one can already feel their special atmosphere. The sound of one's own footsteps echoes between the high walls, and the light falls softly onto the ground through the old stone arches – almost as if the past briefly illuminates. The corridors and halls tell stories of encounters, relaxation, and daily life in ancient Rome. Particularly fascinating are the extensive heating channels, which demonstrate how cleverly the Romans built nearly 2,000 years ago – a piece of engineering that still impresses today.
The Imperial Baths Today – A Place to Marvel
Today, the Imperial Baths are part of the UNESCO World Heritage and are among the most impressive places in the city of Trier. While walking along the walkways and through the ancient walls, one can feel history at every step – and those who wish can even descend into the former heating passages.
In the summer, the site transforms into a vibrant stage: light, music, and small performances bring the Roman era to life in a modern way – a special experience for families, history enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys rediscovering the old in new ways.
Visitor Information – Imperial Baths Trier
The Imperial Baths are open year-round:
- March: daily from 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
- April to September: daily from 09:00 AM – 06:00 PM
- October: daily from 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
- November to February: daily from 09:00 AM – 04:00 PM
Note: The last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
Visitors to the Imperial Baths can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of Roman bathing culture – and at fair admission prices.
Here you will find the current rates (as of 2025):
| Adults | €6.00 |
| Reduced admission for adults** | €5.00 |
| Children/Youth (6-18 years) | €3.00 |
| Children under 6 years | free admission |
| Families 1** | €6.00 |
| Families 2** | €12.00 |
| Adults in groups **** (from 10 persons) | €5.00 |
| Children/Youth in groups****(from 10 persons, up to 18 years) | €3.00 |
* Discounts apply to students over 18 years, trainees, volunteers, retirees, unemployed persons, and severely disabled individuals (with proof).
** 1 adult with up to 4 children aged 6 and older
*** 2 adults with up to 4 children aged 6 and older
**** Group tickets must be purchased together by one person (group leader / supervisor).
Tip: AntikenCard Trier
The AntikenCard Trier allows you to discover the center of antiquity particularly affordably and conveniently.
The card is available in four variants and offers admission to several Roman monuments as well as discounts with other partners around ancient Trier – perfect for those who want to experience more than just one attraction.
Archaeological Treasures and Fascinating Insights
The Imperial Baths are an exciting place for anyone who wants to experience history up close. Particularly fascinating is the sophisticated heating system that the Romans used over 1,600 years ago:
- Underground heating rooms provided soothing warmth in the bathing halls
- Various pools with cold, warm, and hot water offered a true wellness experience of antiquity
- And of course, bathing was already a social meeting point back then – a place to talk, laugh, and relax
This blend of technology, comfort, and community shows how advanced Roman culture was – and why Trier proudly carries the nickname 'Rome of the North' to this day.
Discover Trier – More than Just the Imperial Baths
The city of Trier is full of history – at almost every corner, you encounter evidence from the time of the Romans. If you visit the Imperial Baths, you shouldn't miss the other highlights:
- the Porta Nigra, the famous city gate and landmark of Trier
- the Basilica of Constantine, once the audience hall of the emperor
- the Cathedral of St. Peter and the Church of Our Lady, both part of the UNESCO World Heritage
- the Amphitheater, where gladiators once fought
- the Roman Bridge, the oldest bridge in Germany still in use today
From our Hotel Weis, you can easily reach all the highlights – ideal for a day trip full of culture, history, and enjoyment.
A Trip from Hotel Weis to the Imperial Baths of Trier
Nestled in the vineyards of the Ruwer Valley, Hotel Weis is peaceful, idyllic, and only about 15 minutes away from the Imperial Baths. From here, your journey through the history of Trier begins: past vineyards, through gentle valleys, and into the Roman past.
Whether you take the route by car, bicycle, or leisurely by bus and train – the journey itself is an experience.
Return to the Present – Relaxation at Hotel Weis
After an eventful day in Trier, Hotel Weis invites you to arrive and enjoy. Surrounded by vineyards, regional cuisine, and loving details, you will feel what true Rhineland-Palatinate hospitality means.
Whether you spend the evening in the restaurant, with a glass of wine in the garden, or simply relaxing in your room – here, culture, enjoyment, and relaxation come together. A place where history inspires and comfort feels like home.