• Kaiser-Joseph-Strasse - Kaiser-Joseph-Straße serves as the primary shopping avenue in Freiburg im Breisgau. This lively pedestrian area is filled with a diverse array of shops, boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. Named after the Austrian Emperor Joseph II, who visited Freiburg in 1777, Kaiser-Joseph-Straße is celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere, historic buildings, and delightful architecture. It is an excellent destination for shopping, leisurely walks, and experiencing the city’s dynamic ambiance.
• Siegesdenkmal - The Siegesdenkmal is a war memorial situated in Schlossbergplatz, close to the entrance of Schlossberg hill. Erected in 1876, it commemorates the German Empire’s victory in the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). The monument features a tall column crowned with a statue of Germania, symbolizing the German nation. The Siegesdenkmal provides a panoramic view of Freiburg and is a favored spot for visitors to appreciate the scenery and delve into the city’s history.
• Freiburger Munster - Freiburg’s Münster, also referred to as Freiburg Minster, is a stunning Gothic cathedral located in the heart of the city on Münsterplatz. Construction began in 1200 and spanned several centuries. It is famous for its impressive spire, which rises to 116 meters (381 feet). The Münster boasts exquisite stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and a beautiful interior. Visitors can explore the cathedral, ascend the tower for sweeping views of Freiburg, and attend organ concerts and religious services.
• Munsterplatz - Münsterplatz is a spacious square located in front of Freiburg’s Münster. It is one of the city’s main gathering spots and a hub for various events and markets. Münsterplatz is encircled by historic buildings, including the cathedral, the Historical Merchants’ Hall, and several restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating. The square exudes a charming atmosphere, particularly during the weekly market on Saturdays and the Christmas market during the festive season.
• Historical Merchants’ Hall - The Historical Merchants’ Hall, also known as Historisches Kaufhaus, is a notable building on Münsterplatz. Constructed in the early 16th century, it was the center of trade and commerce in Freiburg. The building is distinguished by its striking red façade adorned with ornate decorations. Today, it houses the Museum of City History, where visitors can explore Freiburg’s history and view various exhibits related to the city’s past. Visiting the exterior is free of charge.
• Konviktstrasse - Konviktstraße is a charming street in Freiburg’s historic center, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and delightful atmosphere. The street is lined with colorful buildings, small shops, cafes, and restaurants. Strolling along Konviktstraße allows visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of Freiburg’s

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Freiburg, with its picturesque landscape, generally warm and sunny weather, and proximity to the Black Forest, serves as a significant center for regional tourism. Join our excursion where we traverse through the medieval structures of Freiburg, crossing the timeline of immense history, witnessing war stricken avenues, and various landmarks that have greatly influenced the city’s past and future. Get to know more about the Bächle water channels, the labyrinth-like streets, the numerous Rheinkiesel mosaics, accompany us to view the Gothic cathedral, and also gain knowledge about Freiburg’s darker times under the Nazi reign.

Sights included:

• Town Hall
• Kaiser-Joseph-Street
• Victory Memorial
• Freiburg’s Minster (cathedral)
• Minster square
• Historical Merchants’ Hall
• Convict Street
• View of Castle Hill
• Augustinerplatz
• Old Synagogue Square

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