Worth to see. In fact, as I could observe this funicular is not spectacular. It's just small and short ride really, but it's a must do in Fribourg. A bit of the history of the city as it connects the old town with the new. I also in another day climbed the stairs next to it, which is not that exhausting.The funicular itself is made of wood and is quite old, which makes it special for me. ****

The price is included in the day ticket. So we thought we should try it. It's travels very short distance. It's not spectacular but an ok experience. Anyways there is not many touristy thing to visit near fribourg city center, so it can be visited once.

Very good Greek food! This place is a mix between your local bar and your greek restaurant. But the food is good!

The teas are so fresh and organic. Kind and warm staff

The caviar from eggplant was excellent as well as the Pitarakia dessert

(Translated by Google) Reopened at the beginning of April 2025, I went to try the Funi steak. Just excellent with the homemade sauce. There is also the vegan version for those who don't want meat. Impeccable service, smiling sommelier and friendly boss. Lots of decoration around the history of the funicular and the Cardinal brewery. In short, to recommend. (Original) Réouvert en ce début avril 2025, je suis allé tester le steak du Funi. Juste excellent avec la sauce maison. Il y a aussi la version vegan pour ceux qui ne veulent pas de viande. Service impeccable, sommelière souriante et patron sympa. Beaucoup de déco autour de l'histoire du funiculaire et de la brasserie Cardinal. Bref, à recommander.

Very mediocre food and rude manager or owner (bold grandpa), highly not recommend.

St. Nicholas Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas) is an impressive Gothic cathedral and a symbol of the city of Fribourg in Switzerland. Its construction began in 1283 and was completed in the mid-15th century. It is especially famous for its bell tower, which stands 74 meters high. Inside, it features stunning stained glass windows, some of which were designed by the renowned artist Joseph Mehoffer. The cathedral is located in the heart of the historic city center and holds an important place in the cultural and religious life of the city.

A breathtaking spiritual and architectural experience. Visiting St-Nicolas Cathedral was one of the highlights of my time in Fribourg. The moment you step inside, you’re struck by the sheer beauty and grandeur of this incredible Gothic structure. The stained-glass windows are absolutely stunning — each one tells a story, with colors and details that catch the light in the most magical way. The play of sunlight through the glass fills the space with warmth and reverence. It’s a place that invites both quiet reflection and deep appreciation for art and craftsmanship. The organ is magnificent, and although I didn’t catch a live performance, I can only imagine how powerful it must sound echoing through the cathedral’s vast interior. Whether you’re religious or simply interested in history and architecture, this cathedral is a must-visit. There’s a sense of calm and sacredness that fills the air, and you can really feel the soul of Fribourg in this space. I highly recommend climbing the bell tower (if it’s open when you visit) — the panoramic views over the old town and surrounding countryside are unforgettable. A true treasure of Fribourg. Don’t miss it.

Beautiful church with peaceful pipe organ music, I especially love the stained glass windows. Going up the church for panoramic view: It's worth taking 365 steps of stairs up. Ticket price is Chf5 and available for purchase at tourist counter No.8 No wheel chair access. is at the tourist point No.8

A beautiful Roman Catholic cathedral built in the Gothic style, with many amazing Art Nouveau stained-glass windows. Free entry.

Beautiful. After viewing the church, be sure to climb the tower for spectacular views.

Amazing view! Pay 5 Fr. (student / child price available) at the cathedral shop next to the church and you will get a ticket to climb the stairs (368 steps 😬) at the left side of the church (another door).

Beautiful cathedral! The stained glass, relics, statues organ and more make this a great stop. They had great pamphlets available in multiple languages and really interesting history.

Well explained, beautifully executed model. Difficult to reach, because quite off the beaten path. Plenty of free parking spots, half of which are covered / in shadows.

Watching the video which proceeds the visit of the maquette, catapulted me straight to my childhood. All the memories of spending hours and hours building our own model railway together with my grandfather. Only just that already made the visit worthwhile. Apart from that I can only say: impressive! I can't imagine how much effort went into building the Kaeserbergbahn from scratch (looking at their computerised system, I guess they've started building the railway way before digital controls became mainstream). Chemins de fer du Kaeserberg is definitely worth a visit for anyone who likes model trains as well as for families. It would be nice to see children gain more interest again in model trains. ❤

The timetable on Google maps is not accurate! We came all the way from Bulle to find the museum closed on a Wednesday. Their opening days are pretty random. I would call them before making your way there. (Update) The owner replied to my review. That's nice. Increase from 1 to 3 stars :-)

The mandatory movie was too long. Price CHF 18 quite high when the place was so small. Of course nice details with the train and cute place.

As much attention was put to the museum itself as to the tracks. Amazing !

Amazing experience. It is very well managed, and the attention to detail is really great. Unfortunately, the explanation was in French and German. As we speak only English. So hopefully they have in english as well om future.

Good museum with a lot of details. Super friendly staff. It was fun.

Incredibly constructed covered wooden bridge still strong enough to carry a city bus. Lovely to look at and fun to walk over as long as you stick well to the side. Note the roof construction as seen from beneath including all the shims to keep the roof tiles from sliding!

Beautiful area. Must see exclamation

The bridge and the area around it are worth a visit. Try the hop-on road train which takes in lots of hisoric points of interest.

Wood bridge over the Sarine river at the old town of Fribourg, a very charming and very well preserved middle age city with two languages speaking: French and German.

Beautiful point of view up to the city and wonderful bridge.

It is not that close from the main station so if you decide to walk it might take you up to half an hour to get there. If you are on a time crunch, catch line 4 and get off the bus when you reach the stop called "Fribourg Palme" (10 mins approximately). The original bridge dates from mid-13th century. The one you see now dates from 1650's. It is the last covered bridge in Fribourg and it has a lot of traffic so pay attention and don't get too distracted taking pics!

It is a beautiful scenary in a beautiful historic town of Fribourg.

The site is very interesting, with an incredible variety of non-living animals. You can see the skeletons of some of the animals, listen to the sounds made by the birds and see a giant whale which is very impressive. And there are lots of activities for children, all free of charge. :)

Free museum located within the university grounds. The museum is on the first floor of the building, and has a fairly large range of exhibits, with a few of them alive. There are about 12 rooms in total, each with its own theme. Within each exhibit there are information panels in both French and German (but unfortunately no English), and some exhibits are also interactive. There is a small (temporary?) exhibition on the second floor as well. Overall a nice place if you’re in the area, but do note that it’s about a 20 minute walk from the station.

An ideal place to spend an afternoon with children. I visit this museum frequently, perhaps 6-7 times a year to either see the permanent exhibition or the temporary ones. My children (8 and 6 years) have visited it so often, they know it almost by heart. The introduction of new technologies in providing additional context are very simple but very educational. I am particularly found of using the sound reproduction tools in the section dedicated to birds. The visits have enabled me to better know the wildlife in the region of Fribourg where I live, especially the birds of pray. There is also an iPhone app that provides additional content and it can bee downloaded for free.

Inspected with a great curiosity. Animals are amazingly exhibited. Can be visited for hours.

For such a smallish town the natural history museum was amazing ( I preferred it to the Bern one). There was so much to see and all very interesting. Went in on Fribourg City Card.

Very good place for Children's.

(Admission is free) Though smaller than most it is very in depth with what it does offer with a more in depth focus on birds more than anything else, with the botanical gardens right next door it really does make for a lovely day out. Certainly worth a visit for a day out! I did enjoy it!

Nice little museum that can be visited in less than one hour and that includes mechanical sculptures from Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle. There is also a documentary to watch

So much fun!

Quite small exhibition but the art works have so much little details to discover.

Very beautiful artworks but it's so small it's not worth paying for😂

Take the time to admire the Tinguely sculptures (most of them animated). If you go with kids they will love it.

Very cool and interesting pieces. You can look at the main piece for an hour and still find something new

Very little to see. Most of the place was shut off with signs saying "new exhibition coming". But still full price entrance...

Fribourg Old city + Fribourg Centre = 😍 combo Too much food variety with so much Italian restaurants, French restaurants & Indian Restaurants etc. Have good food, Have joyful walk along side Sarine river..

I had a fantastic experience today at the Fribourg Shopping Center! The layout is spacious and easy to navigate, with a great mix of shops—from fashion and beauty to tech and gourmet food. Staff were friendly and helpful across the board, and the atmosphere was lively without being overwhelming. I especially appreciated the clean facilities and convenient parking. Whether you’re shopping, grabbing a bite, or just browsing, it’s a top-notch destination in the heart of Fribourg.

It's nice but we were a little bit disappointment with this old town.

Very nice place to walk around, go to shopping and socialize as a university town

I was there in the manor shop the workers are very kind especially Soussana muke-up artist She's wonderful.Thank you so much :)

Nice place... Vibrant and all in one place market.

Super place to shop for the Family, clothes and electronic Merchandise to grocery shopping. I lost my parking ticket and they take a picture of every car that enters the park house. With this picture, I had to enter my license plate no., the computer found my plate no. and only had to pay 5 Franks instead of 25 Franks for full day. Very good service.

Very disappointing museum. Exhibits not in chronological order and jumbled. Not much specifically dedicated to Gutenberg and his printing press. Inconsistencies and mistakes in the explanations and poor planning of the floors. The one good thing they had (an original page of the Gutenberg Bible) is poorly displayed in a badly illuminated attic with nothing telling you it’s there.

It was supposed to be open, but this sign was in the window ….

Interesting museum, well organized. Unfortunately, only in French and German (because of that only 4 stars). Friendly personal.

It's okay if you are interested in the history of the printer

Weddings and conferences suitable!

Love it!

(Translated by Google) A must in town all well placed and explained no need translator. Don't miss this museum, it's worth 3 floors with the history of printing. Surprise. (Original) A must in town all well placed and explained no need translator. No os perdais este museo merece la pena 3 plantas con la historia de la imprenta. Sorprende.

(Translated by Google) The Middle Bridge is one of the five bridges in the Lower Town of Fribourg. It is preceded upstream by that of the Saint-Jean bridge and followed downstream by that of Berne. It was built in 1275 in the form of a covered wooden bridge. In 1720 the current bridge was built in masonry. At that time, it was closed with a door, which has now disappeared. Characteristic place in the center, which ideally separates the old town from the new. Medieval flavor and charm, in the purest Friborg style. (Original) Le pont du Milieu est l'un des cinq ponts de la Basse-Ville de Fribourg. Il est précédé en amont de celui de pont de Saint-Jean et suivi en aval par celui de Berne. Il fut construit en 1275 sous la forme d'un pont couvert, en bois. En 1720 le pont actuel est construit en maçonnerie. À cette époque, il est fermé d'une porte, aujourd'hui disparue. Lieu caractéristique au centre, qui sépare idéalement la vieille ville de la nouvelle. Saveur et charme médiévaux, dans le plus pur style fribourgeois.

🇨🇭 Pont du Milieu is a historic bridge in Fribourg's Basse-Ville district, spanning the Sarine River. Originally built in 1275 as a wooden structure, it was replaced in 1720 by a four-arched stone bridge. The bridge measures 69 meters in length and 5.9 meters in width. As one of Fribourg's three historic bridges, Pont du Milieu has been recognized as a cultural property of national significance since 1995.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent landscape and serenity 🧚‍♀️. Very easy walk along the Sarine (Original) Paysage magnifique et une sérénité 🧚‍♀️. Ballade le long de la Sarine très facile

(Translated by Google) History through its bridges, rivers and mountain stones. ..beautiful (Original) La historia a través de sus puentes,ríos y piedras montañosas. ..hermoso

(Translated by Google) I was planning a 3-day stay in Fribourg with my wife. I'm giving up. As bad as in Lausanne in terms of parking, speed limits, and parking fees. Without me! (Original) J´envisageais un séjour de 3 jours à Fribourg avec mon épouse. J´y renonce. Aussi c... qu'à Lausanne en place parking, limitation de vitesse, tarifs parking. Sans moi!

(Translated by Google) View of the old town of Fribourg/Freiburg. The perfect place for Instagramers or other photo enthusiasts. (Original) Ausblick auf die Altstadt von Fribourg/Freiburg. Der perfekte Platz für Instagramer oder sonstige Fotoenthusiaste.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent lower town of Fribourg! (Original) Magnifique basse ville de Fribourg!

The museum is split into 2 parts, with the first consisting of mainly religious sculptures and paintings (4 floors), and the second consisting of historical pieces and artefacts (3 floors). It is quite nicely laid out, and there is a map of the museum to guide you along. I found that information on the objects and each room itself was lacking. For people who don’t speak French or German, note that there are no English translations available. Overall a decent museum if you enjoy religious works and exploring the history of the area, but that didn’t interest me too much. I spent slightly more than an hour there.

I'd give it five stars - it's a very decent and interesting museum of local art and history with a great collection of gothic sculpture, perhaps not always first grade but still remarkable. But what annoyed me immensely is the way many gothic sculptures were spoiled and disfigured by some kind of "modern art" action probably carried out quite long ago (there are stickers mentioning the year 2010, if I remember well). There are some ribbons wrapped around the figures, and also some plastic "hands" stuck in them. This is unacceptable, straightforward ugly, and should be immediately removed, also for conservation reasons. Have some respect for real art. Apart from that, the museum is worth visiting for its historic exhibition, a really impressive display of stained-glass windows dating back even to the 15th century, and also for its second part with a great display of stone sculptures, archeologic artefacts and above all great exhibition of Adèle d'Afry's sculptures. If you like visiting meticulously, reserve at least three hours. There is one more important shortcoming, however: there are detailed descriptions but only in German and French, no English. My French is good enough to understand most of the text nevertheless you should definitely add English which is the most universal.

A captivating collection of historical 'gems' in which you can emerse yourself.

Needless to mention the importance of this culture and heritage institution! It is one of the "must see places" in Fribourg. And reserve at least 2 hours only to glance through the different collections. I highly recommend it!

So much potential here being wasted. There are many interesting historical objects capable of building a detailed picture of the history of Fribourg... but the context of the collection is completely lacking. Information is all object-specific with many paragraphs of long-winded prose for each painting, sculpture, etc (French/German only). But nothing ties the pieces together. Unfortunately 15 minutes spent on the Fribourg Wikipedia page would provide a far more coherent idea of the cities past than any number of hours in this museum.

Everything was excellent except the exhibition on racism. It was very surface level and non-educational. Felt like it was designed for children. Rest of the museum was very interesting and good though

Great little museum, highly recommended. Open from 11am

Small but fascinating variety of puppets; many from Asia.

Why do you keep messaging me?

Nice museum. If you like puppets, want to learn more about and see some very well conserved original pieces go there.

Perfect for a little outting. Museum is small, quaint and full of different types of puppets. Staff is kind and helpful. Café is great!

Nice cafe with very helpful and friendly owner :)

Very interesting exposition around the world

Great cafe

(Translated by Google) Excellent visit, small but there are a lot of universes there, from Harry Potter to Star Wars, including Back to the Future and Lord of the Rings. Guided tour with commentary by Vincent, very nice! As for the objects, originals and replicas, stunt originals, storyboards, autographs,... There's something for everyone! You can make an appointment online or by telephone. (Original) Excellente visite, petit mais on y trouve beaucoup d'univers, de harry potter a star wars, en passant par retour vers le futur et le seigneur des anneaux. Visite guidée et commentée par vincent, très sympa ! Quant aux objets, des originaux et des repliques, des originaux de cascadeurs, des storyboards, autographes,... Y'en a pour tout les gouts ! On peut prendre rdv par internet ou par telephone

(Translated by Google) Vincent is an enthusiast who was able to share with us all his knowledge, experiences and cinematographic anecdotes. An hour and a half visit to a world made up of original filming objects and replicas. To discover without moderation. (Original) Vincent est un passionné qui a pu nous faire part de toutes ses connaissances, expériences et anecdotes cinématographiques. Une heure et demi de visite dans un univers fait d'objets originaux de tournage et de répliques. À découvrir sans modération.

(Translated by Google) Small museum run by an enthusiast. You will be told lots of anecdotes about the other side of cinema and the making of films. Thank you Vincent. (Original) Petit musée tenu par un passionné. Plein d'anecdotes vous seront comptées sur l'envers du cinéma et la fabrication des films. Merci Vincent.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum run by an enthusiast. 1h15 visit without seeing the time pass. To do absolutely (Original) Excellent musée animé par un passionné. 1h15 de visite sans voir le temps passer. A faire absolument

(Translated by Google) Super museum with authentic pieces run by a cinema enthusiast. Great walk to do with teenagers. (Original) Super musée avec des pièces authentiques tenu par un passionné de cinéma. Belle ballade à faire avec des adolescents.

(Translated by Google) Superb museum with a private collection of film objects or film replicas. Go there you won't be disappointed (Original) Superbe musée d'une collection privé objets de film ou de réplique de film. Allez-y vous ne serez pas déçu

(Translated by Google) Small museum in the world of cinema with very interesting guided tour! It's definitely worth it 😀 (Original) Petit musée dans le monde du cinéma avec visite guidée très intéressante ! Ça vaut vraiment la peine 😀

Unexpectedly fascinating lesson in pre-electrical household appliances from around the world. Fascinating and friendly owner, speaks English and French, possibly others. Worth the detour. I would go back - despite the guided tour I only saw the highlights.

Wonderful museum of antique objects, and the guide was very interesting. Totally recommend!!

Very interesting! It has So many interesting objects.

Excellent must-see for the curious and suffering from hoarding syndrome.

(Translated by Google) A good museum in an interesting location. In the museum itself you can find many different interesting things. Most of them are sewing machines. The cars themselves are from different years and even centuries. The difference between each of them is shown. In addition to sewing machines, there are various inventions from different centuries in Lobia. Personally, I recommend visiting this museum! (Original) Хороший музей в интересном месте. В самом музее можно найти много разных интересных вещей. В большинстве из них это швейные машинки. Сами машинки разных годов и даже веков. Показано отличие каждой из них. Кроме швейных машинок в лобии есть разные изобретение также разных веков. Лично я советую посетить этот музей!

(Translated by Google) We went as a family and we really enjoyed the experience. The fact that it was personalized with the guide was great, he explained everything to us very well. Interactive museum with quite a few things to discover. We highly recommend it. Don't forget that it's just by reservation (at least 1 hour in advance 😉) (Original) On est partie en famille et on a beaucoup apprécié l’experience. Le fait que ce soit personnalisé avec le guide c’est top, il nous a très bien expliqué. Musée interactif et avec pas mal des choses à découvrir. On le conseil vivement. N’oublié que c’est juste sous réservation (au moins 1h à l’avance 😉)

(Translated by Google) If you're visiting this city and have enough time, I highly recommend visiting this museum. Under the guidance and explanation of the museum director, you'll not only see a variety of sewing machines, but also learn about many mechanical precursors to household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, washing machines, and dishwashers. It's surprisingly entertaining, especially many of the smaller objects—who would have thought that a pig's bladder was once used as a soccer ball? The historical facts, explained in such a friendly and passionate manner by the director, leave a lasting impression. There are many other interesting objects waiting to be discovered by visitors. It's best to plan at least an hour to explore everything at your leisure. (Original) Wenn du diese Stadt besuchst und genug Zeit hast, ist es sehr empfehlenswert, dieses Museum zu besuchen. Unter der Führung und Erklärung des Museumsdirektors kannst du nicht nur eine Vielzahl von Nähmaschinen sehen, sondern auch viele mechanische Vorläufer von Haushaltsgeräten wie Staubsaugern, Waschmaschinen und Geschirrspülern kennenlernen. Es ist überraschend unterhaltsam, besonders viele der kleinen Objekte – wer hätte gedacht, dass ein Schweineblase einst als Fußball benutzt wurde! Die historischen Fakten, die der Direktor auf eine so freundliche und leidenschaftliche Weise erklärt, hinterlassen einen bleibenden Eindruck. Es gibt noch viele andere interessante Gegenstände, die darauf warten, von den Besuchern entdeckt zu werden. Am besten plant man mindestens eine Stunde ein, um alles in Ruhe zu erkunden.

Very beautiful park/garden, worth a visit, interesting history, originally created for the medical students of the University of Fribourg, now a public park with interesting plants, well explained

Very small botanical garden (compared to Kyiv for example) with tiny areas for each of the plant species presented here. There are a few benches so you can sit and relax for some time.

This garden really came to life in spring. It's not big but there is a great diversity of plants, especially swiss mountain plants and impressive greenhouses too. Lots of interesting information and, above all, a great place to have lunch.

Interesting but i went there w kids for work and there was people smoking pot. Not a godd image for the spot

A really enjoyable and big botanical garden offering a lot of good information on hundreds of plants.

Small garden but with a lot of benches and free entrance. Nice if you're already near by.

It is small, but very lovely place to visite. You can see very diffrent plant species.