Went to Germany’s oldest city which houses a 200 AD gate called Porta Nigra due to the way it was blackened during the Middle Ages.
Some wonderful history between these walls, originally built by the Romans as they made their city in Germany.
It’s unbelievable to think that this structure is well over 1800 years old and is still standing - it goes to show you the depth that Romans knew about building. Can you say quality?
I’ve attached some more pictures of the interior as you could climb all the way to the top. I hope you all enjoy.
These corridors really caught my eye. Simply breathtaking. Thanks for stopping by and seeing the gate of Porta Nigra!
Waw such magnificent structure can't believe its been since 200Ad great interior shots too.
I love your every post.. U have amazing photos!
tomar chobi gulo khub sundor. jodio tumi hoglar bal. Really nice.
Very old building. But your photography is amazing
That’s really cool post! Would love to visit
Wow!!!
What an amazing structure. This clearly shows that men of great intellectuals were present in that time.
I really love the shots, and I also love the fact you got the light balance perfectly.
the relics of a civilization that reminds the earth is old ..
Verdadera obra de arte arquitectónico, que quiso permanecer en el tiempo para dar testimonio del pasado.
Great article! I'm speechless with the majesty of Romans and what they have built!
Dankeschön! Upvoted.
Grüße aus Berlin @seelc
Awesome pictures! Stunning place!
ah , so it is in Trier...
Yes indeed! :)
Hey @lpreap, the first photo is genius, but I love the symmetry in photos 2, 3 and 4. It's a place with a lot of history. You are lucky to have visited it. Saludos desde Caracas.