Barbara Baths

Amazing to see the genius building of a multi temperature bathouse only build a couple of years into our current time registration. It is free to visit.

Second biggest public bath area during construction in Roman times. Free admission to a bridge overlying the inaccessible bath areas, which are in continuous excavation, with many information panels (of which some are in need of renewal) in various languages. Would recommend, especially when into Roman history.

They where the second biggest baths in the whole Roman Empire after the one in Rome. Still a lot to discover. The entrance is free but the baths have an working time. Part of the UNESCO lost of the World cultural heritage

Once the second largest baths in the Empire, these are now mostly in ruins.
It is a little difficult to visualise the splendour of these baths, before they were mostly destroyed and repurposed in the Middle Ages. The baths themselves cannot be entered, but you can go over a walkway which leads over the baths and which has informative posters showing what was once there.

Worth a visit although not much left to see. But the entry is free

Interesting Roman ruins presently under excavation,you can walk through on a raised walkway with information boards spaced along the way

2nd largest Roman Bath to that found in Rome... Free to the public and very thorough easy to read information signs.. only 5 minute walk from the Roman Bridge

Free to visit. Multiple signs with accompanying pictures to view and read the history of the baths. It doesn't take long to walk through (5-10min depending on if you stop to read the signs) but it's a nice little pitstop.

Nice historical place with explanations along the walk way.

Not busy at all, great information and view from the walk way. We found this to be a much better visit with an emphasis on preservation and restoration - very different from the amphitheatre & Kaiser thermal baths where unsupervised school groups run freely damaging historic ruins, climbing walls and playing tag.

Worth to stop by if you're interested in Roman archeology.

Interesting. I would like to go in a time machine and have a look when it was operational! Turned out to be located only a few min walk from my hotel. Lucky😀

Great place to passby and learn some things about Roman ingenuity and culture. Good descriptions and visualisations in form of a learning a path.

Easy to walk around and informative signs

Great place to spend 30 minutes learning more about the Roman history in Trier.

It is an important and must go place if you like history

Very interesting to see the excavation and reconstruction. Amazing what was achieved so long ago

Amazing place

Stunning Roman baths... Not much left but good to see

Nice place to take a walk in the cold shade close to Trier city center.