Trier Rhineland Palatinate, Germany Travel Guide
Trier's public transport relies mainly on a comprehensive bus network operated by Stadtwerke Trier (SWT). There is no metro or tram system within the city itself. The bus system is efficient and covers the city and its immediate surroundings.
The main hub for all bus lines is Trier Hauptbahnhof (Main Train Station). Most bus lines depart from or pass through here. Other important hubs include Porta Nigra, Viehmarkt, and Nikolaus-Koch-Platz, central locations for connections.
Single, Day, Weekly/Monthly Tickets, and the Trier Card.
Bus drivers (cash), SWT customer centers, mobile apps.
Use Google Maps or SWT mobile app for real-time schedules.
Google Maps or SWT mobile app for real-time data.
A cost-effective option for frequent transit use.
Stamp pre-purchased tickets on board.
Monthly pass for nationwide regional transport.
Taxis present a convenient option for direct travel, especially for luggage or late-night trips. Taxis in Germany are typically cream-colored with a yellow "Taxi" sign on the roof. You can hail them on the street if their "Taxi" light is on, indicating they are available.
Useful for exploring the Moselle region. Major companies like Europcar, Sixt, Hertz, Avis have offices.
Several shops and hotels offer bicycles and e-bikes for cycle paths.
Drive on the right, seatbelts mandatory, strict drink-driving laws.
Trier's compact and historic core makes it ideal for pedestrian exploration, and the surrounding region has excellent cycling opportunities.
Hop-on-hop-off services cover major attractions.
Offers commentary and flexible sightseeing.
Scenic way to see the city from the water and explore wine villages.
Range from short tours to multi-hour excursions.
Major attractions possess some accessibility; public buses are generally accessible.
Taxis can accommodate wheelchairs if pre-booked.
Trier's walkable city center and robust public transport simplify getting around. For wider exploration, car or bike rentals add flexibility.
Consider unique river cruises for a different perspective of the Moselle region.