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Owning the driving seat in a foreign country can appear daunting initially. Don't fret! Familiarise yourself with the local rules to ensure a smooth ride.
Unlike the limitless autobahn, city driving in Germany, including Freiburg, imposes a general speed limit of 50 km/h - certainly a upbeat change from the UK's 30 mph. Remember, when driving in residential areas during the day, you need to adhere to closely to the 30 km/h limit.
When navigating roundabouts, traffic coming from your left has priority - a subtle yet crucial difference compared to the United Kingdom. If you spot the 'priority over oncoming vehicles' sign - a yellow diamond on a white background - it means you have right of way.
Ensure your vehicle is parked in the direction of traffic flow. Also, keep an eye out for ‘Taxi’ or ‘Anwohnerparken’ spaces, designated for taxis or residents respectively. Illegal parking can result in a spot fine
No visit to Freiburg is complete without checking out the following attractions.
A masterpiece of gothic architecture, the Freiburg Minster is hard to miss. Its impressive tower offers panoramic city views.
For a breath of fresh air, head to Schlossberg, a hill that provides stunning views of the city and the Black Forest region.
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Do not miss trying Flammkuchen or the locally produced wine at one of the traditional taverns in the city.
Freiburg is a pioneer in eco-friendly strategies. Do your part by prioritizing public transport, cycling, or car-free sightseeing when possible.
You're not just limited to the wonder of Freiburg, nearby cities that are within comfortable driving distance include:
Freiburg enjoys a pleasantly warm and sunny climate, with the best time to visit being the summer months between May to September.
Rest assured, our cars come with additional heating facilities to keep you snug in December's chill!
Germany uses the Euro (€) as its official currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but it's always good to have some cash on hand.
For a truly cultural experience, plan your visit to coincide with festive seasons such as the Christmas markets or the city's famous carnival in February where you can enjoy a variety of local crafts, food, and traditional performances.
