Situated on the banks of the River Moselle in Germany's oldest city, this 3-star hotel in ... more
Trier offers modern accommodation and excellent links with the A1 and A602 motorways.Look forward to an undisturbed nights sleep in the NH Trier hotel's cosy room...
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Welcome to the NH Trier, a comfortable 3 star hotel close to the historic centre, at the ... more
banks of the Mosel river. The more than 2,000 year old Trier was made one of the most important and beautiful cities in antiquity. The Porta Nigra, the impressive ...
The hotel offers 216 rooms equipped with ensuite bathroom, pillow menu, cable and ... more
satellite tv with ppv films, direct dial telephone, wi-fi access and minibar. it also featrues a parking, business centre, 9 function rooms for 8 to 300 pax, ",la brochette", restaurant, cocktail bar, sauna, solarium, summer terrace and indoor heated pool.
The Nh Hotel is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Trier. This ... more
3-star property offers travelers a choice of 203 pleasant rooms that are equipped with the standard amenities of hotels in its class. Each guestroom is fully equipped with non smoking rooms, daily newspaper, inhouse movies, desk, hair dryer. Hotel facilities offered at this Trier accommodation include room service 24hr, elevator, bar/pub, laundry service/dry cleaning, meeting facilities . Hotel's guests can experience on-site latest leisure and sports facilities such as pool indoor, sauna. The hotel provides a warm and welcoming service of international standard. Make your reservation at the Nh Hotel Trier now by selecting your chosen dates of stay and submitting our secure online booking form.
Advantages: Historical, Beautiful & Friendly Place, Relatively Inexpensive Disadvantages: Not a lot for kids
Excuse the op title, but Trier is a fab place, that won't be known to too many people.
Trier is officially Germany's oldest city and is located close to the Luxembourg border in Western Germany, in a major wine growing region on the Mosel.
Historians & booze fans would love a trip to Trier, I'll explain....
Trier was a former Roman stronghold and a number of the monuments made it safely through the wars. If we start in the town centre, there is the imposing Porta Nigra, which will give you a good view of the city.
Trier is also home to a number of cathedrals, one of which, according to cathedral fans(!) rival the best in Europe.
Along with the Basilica and other ruins, the historian will find a number of things to do in the area.
Trier is also Karl Marx's birthplace and there is a museum and other related stuff in ...
Advantages: Powerful Story and Top Notch Acting Disadvantages: Graphic Scenes of Abuse
To enter the world of Von Trier is to expect the unexpected and to be prepared for moving and powerful drama. With this in mind, you will not be dissappointed with his latest outing.
Dogville sees Grace - a fugitive from the mob - hiding out in a close-knit village in the mountains and having to earn the assistance and trust of the community by working hard and living by their rules.
As we progress through the almost three hours of film, we see how power and greed turn the community in to animals as they take advantage of poor wretched Grace.
The running time does seem daunting at the offset, when you are faced with a stage setting, no scenery as such and minimal props. However, the exceptional performances in the lead roles by Paul Bettany and Nicole Kidman assist in keeping you fixed to the story as it slowly unravels.
A very ...
Advantages: Brilliant music numbers, fantastic performances, mature themes Disadvantages: Dark, downbeat tone not suitable for those who want to be uplifted
. Every time she is "dreaming", I feel inclined to yell at her to snap out of it. Dancer in the Dark is a very courageous and bold "avant garde" style film directed by Lars von Trier. However, this is not a very enjoyable movie and it's hard to empathize with Selma. While what she did in the end was very noble, it is generally hard to empathize with a person who has put herself in trouble in the first place--especially someone who is easily manipulated and lacks will. Then again, perhaps this is the message Lars von Trier wanted to deliver?
Dancer in the Dark is too depressing, but does that mean I don't recommend it? On the contrary, I think it is definitely worth seeing, especially if you want to witness a modern example of expressionistic cinema. ...
