Constantine Basilica

• The Constantine Basilica, also known as the Aula Palatina, is a Roman building that is still standing in Trier, Germany.

History

• The Basilica had the largest hall in the Ancient World and is on the same scale as a Medieval Cathedral.
• It was built between 307-310 CE by Constantine I.
• Constantine used it as an Imperial Audience Hall and Palace, from where he conducted his Court.
• It was later converted into a Christian Church and today is used as a Protestant Church.

The Roman Sites in Trier

• Porta Nigra (Black Gate)
• Trier Imperial Roman Baths
• Constantine Basilica
• Trier Roman Amphitheatre
• Trier Roman Bridge

Constantine Basilica, Trier