The Black Forest and its valleys is a region of
fascinating landscapes, ideal for plenty of leisure activities.
The biggest
city in this area is Freiburg, nestled
in the wine-growing regions of Kaiserstuhl,
Breisgau and Markgräfenland and located in the Dreisam valley.
This livable place offers a broad range of features
for every taste: Baden wine, regional specialties, rich history, museums,
galleries...
Freiburg is well known as the environmental capital of Germany due
to the green areas, pedestrian and bicycle zones.
The University
of Freiburg is one of the most prestigious institutions in Germany and a huge number
of young people additionally brings a vibrant atmosphere.
The Minster Square is the heart of Freiburg.
The most impressive
building is The Historical Store,
with its arcades,
red façade and oriental decorations was the seat of the city’s financial and
market administration.
Close to the
Theological Seminary is the cobble
Koviktstrasse, a lovely combination of old and new buildings.
Martinstor gate, built in 1210, was part of the
medieval city fortification and nowadays is a preferred meeting point.
Canals pass through the city center. They
offer a Mediterranean flair and a chance for a coffee break in a good company.
The
Haus zum Walfisch has been a home for Erasmus of Rotterdam, who stayed here during
the Protestant uprisings in Basel.
Colombi
palace is the stylish building of the Archaeological Museum.
The city park is a peaceful refuge from daily life. It offers a
relaxing combination of water, flowers and green areas.
Flückigersee is
an ideal place for picnic and excursion with the family.
Freiburg truly has a fascinating atmosphere. Thanks to
its proximity to Alsace and the Vosges in France, to Switzerland and the
mountains of the Black Forest, Freiburg offers plenty of attractive
destinations or leisure activities for international and domestic travelers.
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