- When the Romans laid the foundation stone for the Porta Nigra in AD 170, they would never have imagined how successful it would be.
- Porta Nigra, translated as the “Black Gate” is a magnificently well-preserved second century Roman gate in Trier, Germany.
- Porta Nigra is a Historical place located in 54290 Trier. It is one of the 264 Historical places in Germany.
- Trier is famous for its Roman past, still visible through many buildings of that time, especially the famous Porta Nigra, the black gate.
- Porta Nigra (meaning Black Gate) looks a little like a burnt out Second World War building, but is actually a Roman gate, and one of the largest in northern...
- 1200px-Trier_Porta_Nigra_BW_4. ... One of the main sights will be the Porta Nigra, the black gate, guarding one entrance to the city.
- New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois, USA, is named after the city of Trier, Germany, and New Trier's logo depicts the Porta Nigra.
- Sight Name: Porta Nigra (Black Gate) Sight Location: Trier, Germany (See walking tours in Trier) Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark Guide(s) Containing This Sight
- Hotel Porta Nigra in Trier, Germany, offers a fantastic shared lounge/TV area where guests can relax and unwind after a day of exploring the city.
- Discover the Magnificent Porta Nigra in Trier: A Roman Marvel. Trier, a charming city in Germany, is home to a remarkable historical treasure - the Porta Nigra.