Trier, Bischöfliches Dom- und Diözesanmuseum
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For people interested in Antiquity, Trier has several ruins and two museums to offer. The ruins of the Imperial Baths and the Amphitheater are situated in the east, the Barbara Baths and the Roman bridge in the southwest, the Porta Nigra in the north and the reconstructed Basilica of Constantine in the east.
There's also the Rheinisches Landesmuseum, and finally, you should see Bischöfliches Dom- und Diözesanmuseum, close to the cathedral. This is the museum of the Archbishop of Trier. Its claim to fame is a splendid fresco (more), which is sufficient to pay a visit.
This museum was visited in a/o 2006, 2011.
21 pictures related to this museum
 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Lady with a mirror
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Philosopher (Apuleius?)
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Erotes with drapery
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Dancing erotes
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Lady with a pyxis
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: the empress Fausta
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Philosopher with a scroll
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Erotes with a cornucopia
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Lady with two flutes
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Playing erotes
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 Trier, Tombstone of a boy named Florus
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 Trier, Dom, Roman basilica (model)
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Philosopher (very damaged)
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 Trier, Tombstone of Ursicinus
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 Trier, Frankish tombstone with christogram
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 Trier, Mosaic of a duck
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Erotes with drapery
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Dancing erotes
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Dancing erotes
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 Trier, Fausta's fresco: Erotes with a glass bowl
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 Trier, Necropolis of S. Matthias, Hariulf inscription
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