Sunny Freiburg im Breisgau is the southernmost city in Germany and enjoys more hours of sunshine than any other city in the country. Freiburg is famous for its historic old town and the brooks fed by the River Dreisam, which have run through the city since the Middle Ages. Freiburg is a fantastic university city with great cafes and parks, best explored on foot or by bike. While you’re in Freiburg, enjoy Baden hospitality with locally produced wine, traditional cuisine in cosy pubs and excellent restaurants. As well as outdoor spaces and lakes in the city itself, Freiburg is close to the Black Forest and ideal for brilliant hikes up to nearby Mount Schauinsland.
Things to do in Freiburg
Europa Amusement Park
Take a day trip to the nearby town of Rust and visit Europa-Park, Germany’s largest theme park. Ride the Atalantica SuperSplash, take a trip on VR Alpenexpress Coastiality rollercoaster or enjoy breathtaking views from Euro-Tower at one of the most spectacular amusement parks in Europe.
Places to eat
Discover delicious Baden cuisine at restaurants like Schiifeli, Sunnewirbeli, Maultäschle and Rauhbrägeldi. Freiburg is famous for its wine – why not treat yourself to a glass when you’re in town? If you’d prefer a cappuccino in the sun, try one of our favourite cafes or bistros instead.
Getting around
Freiburg is the southernmost city in Germany. The city area can be reached by car via the A5 motorway and the federal roads B3 and B31.
Freiburg Central Station is an ICE stop. The Rhine Valley Railway is one of the most important European north-south connections.
The Euro-Airport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg can be reached by car in just under an hour. A bus shuttle service runs between the airport and the Freiburg bus station directly at the main train station.