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Thermen am Viehmarkt

Trier


Found by accident in 1987 during the construction of a parking garage, and buried beneath WWII air-raid shelters, the remains of a 17th-century Capucinian monastery, one-time vineyards and cemeteries, these thermal baths are sheltered by a dramatic glass cube.


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