Trier
city in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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Nearby attractions
Osburger Hochwald
mountain range
Porta Nigra
city gate of Trier
Cathedral of Trier
Roman-Catholic cathedral in Trier, Germany
Aula Palatina
ecclesiastical building in Trier, Germany
Roman amphitheatre of Trier
roman amphitheatre in Trier, Germany
Liebfrauenkirche
Parish church in Trier, Germany
Trier Imperial Baths
UNESCO World Heritage Site in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Roman Bridge
ancient structure in Trier, Germany
Barbara Baths
Roman baths in Trier, Germany
Karl-Marx-House museum
museum in Trier
Augusta Treverorum
Roman site, in modern-day Trier, Germany
Dining
Le temple
Christiane Detemple-Schäfer and Oliver Schäfer form an absolute dream team and have been working here since 1992. Their impressive dedication to the task has made Le temple a permanent fixture on the fine dining scene – not only in tiny Neuhütten, but also among the MICHELIN-starred restaurants in Rhineland-Palatinate. They serve up elaborate classic cuisine with the best seasonal ingredients. Numerous ingredients are skilfully combined to create complex, very precise and delicately crafted dishes. The five- to seven-course set menu starts with amuse-bouches that set the tone nicely. The taste
WebsiteRüssel's Landhaus
The charm of this country house already makes itself felt as you approach via a small bridge – the character of the idyllic old mill has been beautifully preserved and adapted for modern dining. The decor reflects the passion that Ruth and Harald Rüssel have poured into their establishment, as does the food. In the kitchen, the chef-patron and his son Frederik act as a dual force at the helm and, supported by their capable team, they serve up a set menu comprising four to seven courses. The classically based cuisine, peppered with creative accents, relies on select ingredients and solid crafts
WebsiteBagatelle
Chef Gerald Schöberl and his team successfully weave interesting Japanese influences into French classics, resulting in harmonious marriages of flavours. Skilfully integrated accents create a certain tension, always ultimately striking the perfect balance – a case in point is the excellent hamachi: lightly marinated, it is accompanied by artfully arranged rolls of daikon filled with fresh cress and finished with a refreshing vinaigrette and delicate tobiko caviar. The food is served as a four- to seven-course set menu. In addition to the wine pairings, the house-made alcohol-free beverage pair
WebsiteRüssel's Hasenpfeffer
This excellent alternative to Rüssel'schen fine dining restaurant is very popular with guests! Here in the left-hand side of this attractive country house, the buzzy atmosphere is pleasingly laid-back; the tasty food is made using good-quality ingredients. Classic cuisine with regional influences can be enjoyed as a set menu or à la carte – game and braised meat are among the favourites.
WebsiteBECKER'S Weinhaus
The original building, which houses this, the second Becker's restaurant, stands in contrast to the modern new hotel building. The abundance of pale woodwork makes it nice and cosy in this space, which leads into an adjoining vaulted brick cellar. Choose between a three- or four-course set menu and à la carte options. The "business lunch" deal and the "quick lunch" daily special are popular. Pretty terrace.
WebsiteGastraum
This modern extension of the attractive Villa Hügel (1914) has a sleek and elegant feel. The ceiling-to-floor windows afford an impressive view of Trier, and the terrace is a particularly sought-after spot in this regard! Savour fresh, contemporary dishes made from good-quality ingredients and washed down with regional wines. The young team in charge of serving you are charming and professional. Cosy guestrooms and a lovely relaxation suite await overnight guests.
WebsiteSchloss Monaise
With Hubert Scheid's cuisine, this place is nothing short of a culinary institution in the region. His signature style comprises pleasantly straightforward dishes made from excellent ingredients – served à la carte or as a set menu. The restaurant occupies stylish, high-ceilinged rooms that channel the stately flair of these premises dating back to 1783 – once a summer residence. Or you can dine on the wonderful terrace with a view of the surrounding nature and the Moselle. It's also worth taking a look at the wine list, which features many a big name.
WebsiteDopamin
The impressive location right on the banks of the River Saar is one draw; Axel Boesen's cuisine is another. He cooks in a modern, creative style, bringing in Asian and Nordic influences and dreaming up exciting combinations. He pulls it all together with surgical precision, for dishes that are robust and full of finesse. There is a four-, six- or seven-course set menu and, to go with it, wines from a selection dominated by Riesling and Pinot Noir from the Saar and Moselle regions. The small, high-ceilinged dining area has a sophisticated, chic, modern-elegant interior, which makes for a pleasi
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