1. You can easily travel around the city by public transport. The most suitable transport for excursion fans is a tram, as it runs through all the important sights. Those who expect to use public transport actively are recommended to buy a travel pass, as it will save considerably.
2. It’s worth noting that locals speak special dialect. It won’t be easy to understand even for those who are fluent in German. In hotels, restaurants and stores staff is usually speaking classic German.
3. Shoppers will be interested in visiting the city on Christmas Eve, as there are grandiose sales at local shops. It should be noticed that the majority of big stores and shopping centers doesn’t work on weekends; on weekdays working day ends no later than 8:00 pm.
4. A bike is a common mode of transport in Freiburg; you can rent it at one of the many rental centers. No special documents for rent are necessary; it is enough to leave a certain amount of deposit.
6. To rent a car you have to provide a passport, a driver's license and a credit card with the desired amount of deposit on the account. Those under 21, as well as those who have less than a year of driving experience may be denied service. In some companies, the minimum age is 25 years.
7. Drivers should obey local rules of the road; heavy monetary fines are charged for violation. All passengers in the vehicle and the driver must wear seat belts.
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