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Freiburg enchants with its harmonious and spiritual atmosphere from the very first minute. It is the city with the unique culture that has a lot of unique legends, customs and beliefs. Travelers who visit Freiburg in early spring are advised to stroll through the historic district. At this time of the year it looks unique; you can see thin rivulets along sidewalks everywhere. Locals call them ‘bächle.’ Many interesting legends are associated with those runlets. According to one of them, a traveler who will step into one of runlets would marry a resident of Freiburg anyway. The town hall square remains one of the main symbols of the city; it is decorated with exquisite mosaic of thousands of multi-colored stones. Few people know that the city's main square is paved with ordinary shingle brought from the coastal zone of the Rhine. The name of the city has always been associated with glorious legend about Berthold Schwartz, the inventor of gunpowder. The Franciscan monk has lived in Freiburg for a period. He devoted a lot of time to research activities. According to one version, the monk was trying to develop a formula that would allow getting gold from other materials. The monk hasn’t succeeded in realizing his dream, but he was the first person in Europe who learned how to make gunpowder. Schwabentor gates serving as the entrance to the historical part of the city remain the interesting historical symbol. Miraculous stories about important historical events … Read further

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Attractions and active leisure

Freiburg is home to one of the largest and well-known entertainment venues in the country; its Europa-Park offers hundreds of interesting ways to spend leisure time. There is the highest in Europe roller coaster of 70 meters height in the park. The extensive territory of the park is divided into 11 zones, each of which is devoted to a single country. There are more than one hundred of incredible rides in the complex. … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Freiburg is sure to appeal to those who can’t imagine the rest without restaurants. The city has hundreds of dining places that specialize in a variety of culinary traditions. Among German restaurants, Drexlers is notable. Simple and elegant at the daytime, the restaurant is ideal for a business meeting; in the evening, it will be a perfect place for a romantic dinner. Drexlers would delight visitors with a … Open

Traditions and mentality of Freiburg im Breisgau

Travel guide to Freiburg im Breisgau

The Freiburg brooks are the most unusual symbol of the city. Such drains used to be called brooks. They were built in the 12th century and remained up to now. Initially, the drains have been used for domestic needs, including the diverting of wastewater and the irrigation of farmland. Today, old gutters have no longer the original importance and serve only a decorative purpose. Travelers who think of coming back to … Open

Advices for travellers

5. There are special bike lanes close to all major roads and highways making travel even safer. Don’t confuse these lanes with sidewalks for pedestrians, as latter have their special walking areas. 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 … Open

Cultural excursion through Freiburg im Breisgau - things to see

One of the largest cities in the country, Freiburg is popular among fans of excursions and those interested in history. Its main attraction is the scenic Freiburg Cathedral, whose construction has begun in the 13th century. The official opening of the cathedral took place only 300 years later. It has miraculously managed to survive during the Second World War. The height of the main tower of the Cathedral is 116 … Open

Travelling around Germany - transportation network

The territory of Germany has navigable routes; their length is about 7 000 km. The basins of the Rhine and the Danube are interconnected by the Main channel. Thanks to the river channels, it is easy to get from one region of the country to another and to cruise along major ports, while enjoying the delightful scenery. Boats regularly run along the canals. In Berlin, you can even use the services of a boat taxi that runs along the river Spree. The ferry can be reached from the port of Puttgarden to Warnemunde. An alternative for a traveler is to rent a bicycle. Since 2002, Germans actively began to develop cycling, so there are special lanes for two-wheeled vehicles even in small provinces. There are parking lots for bicycles; rental points are located practically in every district of any city. … Open

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