Aula Palatina

Constructed in 310 CE, Aula Palatina is the former throne hall of Emperor Constantine, now functioning as an Evangelical church.

This impressive basilica measures 67m in length, 27m in width, and 33m in height, making it the largest surviving single-room Roman structure. Notably, the interior features an organ with 87 registers capable of producing a seven-fold echo, contributing to its historical significance.

Must-See Highlights

• 🛐 Original Throne Hall: This structure showcases a direct link to Roman imperial history.
• 🎼 Spectacular Organ: Experience acoustics from an organ with 6,500 pipes.
• 🧱 Roman Architecture: Built with durable brick, reflecting ancient engineering techniques.

Aula Palatina is accessible to all visitors free of charge, making it an ideal stop for tourists, families, and historians exploring Trier's rich history.