Explore the evergreen forests and picturesque villages.

Anyone strolling through Schusterstraße on a Saturday morning is almost magically "drawn" to the Deutsches Haus. It's best not to resist, because the seats there fill up so quickly. No wonder, because the old Freiburg town house, which has been registered with the city since 1386, serves typical Freiburg beer (Ganter), Baden wines, Schäufele, sausage salad, Kässpätzle, Baden beef and Black Forest trout at rustic wooden tables. Down-to-earth cuisine. Great.

Feast your way around the world? Yes please! Whether it's the Afghan national dish Quabili Palau, the Brazilian bean stew Feijoada or Baden Schäufele: in the Freiburger Markthalle, countless chefs prepare delicacies from Asia, Latin America, Europe and the Orient alongside regional specialties. Anyone who finds the rather inconspicuous entrance to the listed sandstone building will be surprised when they enter. Where the Freiburg newspaper was printed until 1987, hungry office workers meet today - not only for a snack, but also on Saturdays and Sundays until late in the evening for live music at one of the many bar stands, where champagne and Baden wines are served around the world. Definitely go there!

Up and down. Across the stream valley. Over small footbridges and bridges. Always very close to the river. And then suddenly there it is - the Geroldsau waterfall.

Enjoy the unique organ concerts in Freiburg Minster. Every Saturday from April to Christmas, organ music is played at 11.30 a.m. in the imposing church interior of the cathedral. During this half-hour matinée, you can listen to the impressive sounds of the organ and be impressed by the majestic atmosphere of the cathedral. Away from the hustle and bustle of the market, this is an opportunity to explore the diverse soundscape of the four cathedral organs and enjoy the Gothic cathedral church in all its splendor.