Places to see in ( Freiburg - Germany )
Places to see in ( Freiburg - Germany )
Freiburg im Breisgau, a vibrant university city in southwest Germany’s Black Forest, is known for its temperate climate and reconstructed medieval old town, crisscrossed by picturesque brooks (bächle). In the surrounding highlands, hiking destination Schlossberg hill is linked to Freiburg by a funicular. With a dramatic 116m spire, the Gothic cathedral Freiburg Minster towers over the central square Münsterplatz.
Sitting plump at the foot of the Black Forest’s wooded slopes and vineyards, Freiburg is a sunny, cheerful university town, its medieval Altstadt a storybook tableau of gabled townhouses, cobblestone lanes and cafe-rimmed plazas. Party-loving students spice up the local nightlife. Blessed with 2000 hours of annual sunshine, this is Germany’s warmest city. Indeed, while neighbouring hilltop villages are still shovelling snow, the trees in Freiburg are clouds of white blossom, and locals are already imbibing in canal-side beer gardens. This eco-trailblazer has shrewdly tapped into that natural energy to generate nearly as much solar power as the whole of Britain, making it one of the country’s greenest cities.
Freiburg im Breisgau, or more commonly Freiburg is known as the Jewel of the Black Forest. By German standards it is a major city in southwest Germany, situated on the edge of the Black Forest. When ordering train tickets and similar items online, be careful not to confuse Freiburg (im Breisgau) with Freiburg (an der Elbe) or Fribourg in Switzerland.
Lying in a secluded wine-rich corner of the German state of Baden-Württemberg, Freiburg is a laid-back, beautiful university city. Known throughout Germany for Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, good weather, and vineyards, Freiburg is considered by Germans to be a desirable place to live.
Due to its secluded location at the border triangle of Germany, France, and Switzerland, and being fairly removed from any other larger German cities, locals will frequently go shopping in France and Switzerland for their respective native products and go to museums and theaters in Basel or Zürich. One can find a strong local patriotism, which shows itself in the anthem of Baden (a former independent state), which can be heard more often than the national anthem.
Although Freiburg itself is not a major tourist destination or a large city, it can serve as a relatively inexpensive base from which to explore much of central Europe. Thanks to its excellent connections via rail and road to the outside world, Freiburg can easily allow to travel to all of Switzerland, Germany, Austria, the Benelux countries, and France with little trouble and at good prices. If you plan on an extended stay or travel to these destinations, it can be a welcoming base to return to after each segment of your journey, with more than enough to entertain you for a few days while you stay in Freiburg.
Alot to see in Freiburg such as :
Eurosat
Freiburg Minster
Schauinsland
Schlossberg
Schwabentor
Augustiner Museum
Historical Merchants' Hall
Martinstor
Tuniberg
Seepark Betzenhausen
German Clock Museum
Bertoldsbrunnen
Stadtgarten Freiburg
Colombischlössle Archeological Museum
Museum of City History (Freiburg-im-Brisgau)
Aussichtsturm Schlossberg
Museum of Modern Art (Freiburg im Breisgau)
Freiburg Botanical Garden
Hochburg
Museum Nature and Man
Siegesdenkmal
The Whale House
Eugen-Keidel Tower
Totenkopf
Mundenhof
Kanonenplatz
Colombi Park
Planetarium Freiburg
Roßkopf (Breisgau)
Schönberg
Japanischer Garten
Breisacher Tor
Eichelspitzturm
Schniederlihof
Georgsbrunnen
Fischbrunnen
Gewerbekanal
Ludwigshöhe
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Places to see in ( Freiburg - Germany ) Munsterplatz
Places to see in ( Freiburg - Germany ) Munsterplatz
The Minster Square in the centre district of Freiburg is a paved area surrounding the Freiburger Minster. The city library, the Historical Merchants' Hall, the Wentzinger House and also the Korn House are located on this square. The Freiburger streams run along the sides of the square.
Nearly all of the surrounding buildings were destroyed in the bombing of Freiburg on November 27, 1944. Only the buildings on the southeast side of the square, the historic mall, the Wentzinger House and the Old Guard as well as the Minster itself, were spared from destruction.
The Minster churchyard was originally surrounded by an approximately 1.60 metre high wall, which was only taken down in 1785. It served mainly as a city cemetery on the north side in the Middle Ages. Here, the outlines of the former cemetery chapel of St. Andreas are embedded into the cobblestones. The chapel, which included an ossuary in the basement, was pulled down in 1752. In the year 1514, at the instance of Emperor Maximilian I, the cemetery was relocated to the suburban town of Neuburg because for sanitary reasons. Ever since then, the square has been used as a market place, which until then was on Kaiser-Joseph Street.
The market takes place on all working days - with one exception: on August 15, the day of the Assumption of Mary, who is the patron saint of the Minster, the square remains clear. On approximately 10,000 square metres, 80 to 180 market stalls offer groceries, craftwork and souvenirs. The northern side, the so-called farmer's market, is exclusively reserved for local farms and their products. On special occasions, for example the Freiburger wine festival, several stalls have to be shifted into the surrounding alleyways and partially also onto Kaiser-Joseph Street. For many visitors of the city, the minster market of Freiburg is an outstanding attraction. Until the pedestrian zone was established in the 1970s, the square was used as a car park in the afternoon.
In front of the main entrance there are three plague columns, which are located beneath the tower of the Minster. They were crowned by St. Mary as well as by the two patron Saints, Lambert of Lüttich and Alexander. St. Alexander is a catacomb saint who replaced St. George in portrayals as a patron saint in the 17th century. On the minster square, St. George can be found on the 'Georgsbrunnen', which is a fountain named after him. St. Lambert can be seen on in the 'Fischbrunnen'.
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What to do in Freiburg Germany - 24 hours in Freiburg Vlog
We decided to take a trip to Freiburg Germany. We jumped in the car and started driving from our home in Italy. With many stops, the trip took us an entire day.
Being frugal in nature, we decided that taking the car would be the best route as Freiburg was not our only destination at that time. We drove through Northern Italy and into Switzerland.
On one of our stops along the highway in Switzerland, we saw some cows eating and even with my yodeling and cow imitations I could not get their attention. From that stop, we stopped for lunch in Bellazona, Switzerland. That area is interesting because of its Italian influence.
Many stops later we made it to our IBIS Budget Hotel room in Freiburg. The room was what I expected, small and clean. The toilet was off in its own little room, the open shower and sink area were directly next to the bed. The bed itself was big enough and had a bunk bed going over the top of it so our son could sleep up there and the three of us had enough room. My son slept really well, while my husband and I had a very hard time with the mattress that was on our bed. I got up once in the night to use the bathroom and accidentally woke my husband who then could not get back to sleep. He was up for the rest of the night wandering around the hotel, drinking tea and hot chocolate from the machine near the lobby area while waiting for my son and I to wake up.
Finally around five in the morning he came in and woke me up and the two of us had coffee out on the patio in front of our hotel while making some sort of plan of what to see in Freiburg on a budget.
We came up with the center of the town, some parks and then decided that we would just wing it and see what we could see. Before we left the hotel, the three of us ate our breakfast there. It was, pretty much, the highlight of the hotel. They had a large assortment of fresh German rolls, lots of meats and cheeses, fruits of all kinds, marmalade, butter and chocolate spreads, cereals, an assortment of jogurts, hot eggs and many types of juices, milk and endless coffee. The Seepark (lake park) was our first stop. It is near the center and in the middle of a nice residential area is really something to look at.
There were many residents in the area walking, running or just enjoying their morning there in the park. It was nice to see how they interacted with one another, stopping to chat with one another and in general just how happy they were to be in that place.
Directly behind the lake is a very big and very beautiful Japanese Garden which is also free to explore. Everything there is in perfect shape and people respect the work that has been done and do their best to keep things in both areas very nice.
We left there and went to the center of town where we found the daily market which offers everything a person could want or need. We stopped off to light some candles at the historic cathedral which is really something to behold and it is really a miracle that it survived the bombings of WWII in 1944.
We had lunch later, did some more walking and drove on to our next destination....come back next week to see more!
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Der Freiburger Markt in der Frühen Neuzeit
Von Hannah Brunner und Jasmin Dziewiecki
Vom Mittelalter bis ins 19. Jahrhundert versorgte der Freiburger Markt die Bevölkerung mit Nahrungsmitteln und Handwerksprodukten. Alle für den Verkauf bestimmten Waren mussten hier angeboten werden, der Rat achtete streng darauf, dass nur gute, unvermischte Nahrungsmittel verkauft wurden – bis heute gibt es einen städtischen Marktaufseher.
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