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For Porta Nigra in Trier, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Porta Nigra

Simeonstraße 55, 54290 Trier, DE-RP, DE

Porta Nigra

The souvenir machine is located between Porta Nigra and the tourist information.

Porta Nigra is one of the most impressive Roman buildings north of the Alps. The monumental city gate was built in the 2nd century from massive sandstone blocks and still impresses today with its solid architecture, round arches, and striking towers. It owes its name to the dark color of the stone, which developed over the centuries. Originally, the gate was part of the Roman city fortifications and served as a grand entrance. Later it was used for a time as a church, which greatly helped preserve it. Today, the structure vividly conveys the importance of the Roman past and is one of the best-known historical sights in Germany. Visitors can explore the different levels and experience the impressive combination of history, scale, and exceptionally well-preserved ancient architecture.

Porta Nigra
The souvenir machine is located between Porta Nigra and the tourist information.
Simeonstraße 55
Trier
Rhineland-Palatinate
54290
Germany
Porta Nigra
Porta Nigra
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Porta Nigra is one of the most impressive Roman buildings north of the Alps. The monumental city gate was built in the 2nd century from massive sandstone blocks and still impresses today with its solid architecture, round arches, and striking towers. It owes its name to the dark color of the stone, which developed over the centuries. Originally, the gate was part of the Roman city fortifications and served as a grand entrance. Later it was used for a time as a church, which greatly helped preserve it. Today, the structure vividly conveys the importance of the Roman past and is one of the best-known historical sights in Germany. Visitors can explore the different levels and experience the impressive combination of history, scale, and exceptionally well-preserved ancient architecture.
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