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First of all is useful remember that the name of this city isn’t Freiburg but "Freiburg in Brisgovia",  because you have to distinguish from another city that is called in the same way, but which is in Switzerland
Freiburg is a German city of about 300 thousand habitants, close to the Black Forest, Switzerland and France.
The town is particularly pleasant to visit or to live: surrounded by nature and with an unusually good weather for Germany.
It 's a city on a human scale, rich in history and culturally exciting.
Not only : Freiburg is one of the most environmentally friendly cities in Europe. Almost the entire population moves by bicycle or by public transport, thanks to a single tariff, and the center is completely closed to traffic. The city is considered the solar energy capital of Europe and at Vauban, a distant district just 4 km, was built a residential neighborhood entirely eco-friendly.
Friburgo in Brisgovia is close to the Black Forest (Schwarzwald), so named for the presence of thick and tall fir trees. The untouched nature is ideal for hiking (there are 22 thousand km of trails), excursions and outdoor sports such as mountain biking, Nordic walking, skiing and hang gliding, thanks to the presence of many picnic areas.
Freiburg is rich of architecture who suffer from the origins of his lords not only Germans, but also French and Austrian, so it has a different atmosphere from other German cities.
Some of most important  historic buildings we can remember  the Old Town Hall and the New Town Hall, the first of the sixteenth century, the second of the nineteenth century, and the sixteenth-Kaufhaus, Antica Casa Merchants, with its angular towers and the charming garnet red.
Worthy of attention are also the two old city gates, Schwabentor and Martinstor.
Among the most important monuments is the Gothic cathedral (Freiburger Münster) built in red limestone from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century.