Arrive safely

No matter how you get to Freiburg, the city makes it easy for you to arrive. For rail travellers, the journey ends at the main station in the city centre. Bus and tram lines are directly connected here and it is only a short walk to Münsterplatz.If you are travelling by car, you will quickly find suitable parking options thanks to a clear parking guidance system, including inexpensive Park&Ride options. And if you are travelling by electric car: the city offers a well-developed network of charging points.

Freiburg is a stopover for you on a hiking or cycling tour? Then you've come to the right place in the "Green City" of the south-west - and experience one of the most bike-friendly cities in Germany. The distances are perfectly manageable even without your own car. For all those who arrive on foot and would like to switch to a bike, Freiburg's Frelo bike hire system is the uncomplicated solution.

Get past the traffic jam quickly. Travel comfortably and climate-friendly by train to Freiburg.

Freiburg has national and international rail connections. Freiburg main station is centrally located in the city centre and offers good connections to the tram and bus network.

Prefer to travel independently with your own car? We have put together a list of e-charging and parking options for you below.

If you want to park for free and don't feel like travelling by city transport, we recommend the free P+R car parks on the outskirts of the city. All you need to do here is buy a ticket for local transport and you can travel to the city centre in an environmentally friendly way on Freiburg's light rail system.

• To the P+R car parks
• To the Freiburg car park guidance system
• To the e-charging facilities

Through the Black Forest or the Vosges mountains: Several long-distance hiking trails lead to Freiburg. It is well worth approaching the city on foot at your leisure. You will be rewarded with views of marvellous landscapes

It's not just the priority cycle routes within the city that invite you to cycle. The connection to the long-distance cycle path network also makes it possible to get here on two wheels. And after arriving - of course - feet in the stream, now more than ever.