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Most Cathedrals and many churches the world over come complete with a Gift Shop or Piety Stall. The Gift Shop located in Domstadt in Trier just opposite the Dom and Liebfrauenkirche is a truly memorable one for me. Whilst wandering through browsing the items on sale, I came across an array of small matchbox like boxes, each of which contained a small bronze angel medallion. On the front of each box were the words "Sometimes you need an angel" and there were boxes in many different languages. I could see only two that were written in English and I was immediately reminded of two friends back in Australia who were suffering from various forms of cancer. I felt compelled to bring these two angels back to these two men. Both were very touched when I gave them their angels and their reaction to their unexpected gift made me very happy. Big news is that both men are now in remission. I can only wonder if perhaps the angels gave them both some much needed hope.
Updated Feb 9, 2010
Address: Domstadt
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Very good shop for music instruments of every kind, large bibliotheque of notes, books e.t.c.
You can find everything. The prices are higher than in other parts of Germany.
Website: http://www.musik-reisser.de
GPS Coordinates: LAT: 49°45'20.94"N LON: 6°38'21.46"E
Musikhaus Reisser
Inhaber: Georg Kern
Fleischstrasse 30-31
54290 Trier
Telefon 06 51/97845-0
Telefax 06 51/97845-27
info@musik-reisser.de
Registergericht Wittlich
14 HRA 4514
42/083/3601/9 Finanzamt Trier
UST-ID 243067867
Öffnungszeiten:
Montag bis Freitag: 9.30 Uhr bis 18.30 Uhr
Samstag: 10 Uhr bis 16 Uhr durchgehend
Written Jun 20, 2007
Address: LAT: 49°45'20.94"N LON: 6°38'21.46"E
Phone: Telefon 06 51/97845-0
Website: http://www.musik-reisser.de/
Can't remember the name of the music shop in Trier, but it was on one of the main streets. Prices are extremely good compared to the UK and the Staff speak Englishand are really helpful. It is filled with recorders and all other sorts of musical goodies - a real Aladins cave. Prices for recorders - all shapes and sizes were a lot cheaper than Salzburg
What to buy: Musical instruments
What to pay: About half of what you would in the UK
Written May 19, 2007
Address: In one of the main streets
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There are several artisans and vendors of stuff around the open area where Simeonstrasse opens into the space leading to the Porta Nigra. One of these was a fellow who worked in aluminum wire. This is an infrequent craft and some of the pieces were portable. My caretakers were avid horse people and he did not have a horse for sale. Apparently the price and size were satisfactory because he ran home and was back with a fine item for her by the time we finished lunch at the Hauptmarkt.
What to buy: If he is there maybe something will catch your eye
What to pay: Cash--I did not ask.
Written Jul 9, 2006
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Aldi is the legendary grocery store, that has only handful of different products and is even cheaper than Lidl.
What to buy: Kräuterlikör Jagdbitter - it is a very cheap Jägermeister clone with the same taste and amount of alcohol.
6-pack of bier was 1,65 euros.
What to pay: Less than in any other store.
Written Feb 14, 2005
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The "downtown" or the "centre" area of this city is full of stores and shops. Like the title says, this shopping in Trier is supposed to be quite cheap, but i can't really assure that at the moment. I don't have much experience shopping there......
Try it yourself if you are around here :-)
What to buy: Clothes, Shoes, Accesories, Food, just about anything
What to pay: not too much
Updated Dec 21, 2002
Written Jan 12, 2008
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Ditsch is a common shop in Germany and is a sure to please with its' pretzel oven right in the window. Your treat is sure to be fresh at one of these shops.
What to pay: .55 cents for a pretzel
Written Feb 17, 2003
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