House of the Three Kings : info and guided tour

Introduction to House of the Three Kings

The House of the Three Kings is located on Simeonstraße, in the center of Trier, very close to the Porta Nigra. Its setting in the heart of the old town places it among many historic monuments and buildings, where the urban continuity of Trier is especially easy to see.

This historic site stands out for the way it is integrated into the fabric of the old town. The house contributes to Trier’s architectural landscape, where the façades and street alignments still reflect the evolution of one of Germany’s oldest cities.

The House of the Three Kings is mainly of interest as a heritage landmark in an area very popular with visitors to Trier. It offers a way to observe the historic density of the city center and the way more discreet buildings sit alongside major monuments such as the Porta Nigra.

Its name, location, and presence on this central street make it a useful reference point for understanding the layout of old Trier. Even without great monumental scale, it belongs to a coherent ensemble where the city’s history can also be discovered through its houses and façades.

Discover Trier with a private guide

A private guide can help place the House of the Three Kings in Trier’s urban history, linking this building to its immediate surroundings, the Porta Nigra, and other visible traces of the past in the old center. Guided visits make it easier to read the architectural details and the historical context of the site.