A not very large museum, housed in the building of a former church. In general, you will see religious art. A unique and interesting fact is that there is a small room where you can watch the restoration of some paintings live through the window. There is a small painting exhibition in the attic. On the ground floor is an temporary exhibition with objects from the former German colonies in Africa. If you are not a fan of religious art, you visit it in about an hour.

Excellent museum. Not very big but quite interesting, especially because of the gothic statues and (pseudo) gargoyles that you normally could have admired only from a huge distance on the cathedral tower. You can walk up to them and also see them from above. Similarly they have some beautiful stained glass that you can admire from up close. Apart from these statues and the glass they have a fine collection of medieval paintings and (other) sculptures. Another bonus is their organ, which was played at noon on the Saturday that I visited.

An excellent museum. I truly enjoyed the wonderful artworks on display. The lady at the front desk was very kind and welcoming. However, while visiting the second floor, one of the gallery attendants seemed a bit overly strict. I did not touch any artwork and kept a reasonable distance of about 30 cm, yet she repeatedly said "No, no, no" and followed me around, which I found quite unpleasant. Despite this, I greatly appreciate the museum and the effort put into providing such a remarkable experience.

The museum is set in an old church which has been renovated and converted. Beautiful building with an outstanding roof showing the ancient oak beams. All the pieces are of religious significance and all beautifully maintained and preserved. Unfortunately the staff watched you like a hawk which really put you on edge...

Fantastic museum in an impressively renovated building with beautiful art from the middle ages to 19th century.

A must-visit musuem while in Freiburg! Beautiful museum full of amazing art pieces from the medieval ages set in an ancient monastery. All the descriptions are well written and the museum is organized well. Much of the museum has been well preserved and restored, and there is a lot of construction on the exterior but it very minimally affected my experience inside. Great addition of an elevator for those handicapped or not capable of going up many flights of stairs. The special exhibits on the bottom of the museum and top were very engaging and well curated.

During my visit on a Saturday there was supposedly a fire alarm and all guests had to be removed from the building. The Museum closed down much earlier than it was supposed to. We couldn't get back inside later to complete our visit, no money back or a voucher either. Many guests didn't even manage to go to the first floor. I missed the third floor, which I really wanted to see. This has never happened to me before in a museum. An unpleasant experience.

Had a lovely visit to Schauinsland last week. Because of a temperature inversion, we got lucky and could see the Alps! Great views from the tower.

The view from cable car is stunning and breathtaking. But the kids playground and the tower were closed for some reason

Lovely location, fantastic view from the tower - which is now open again. Great walking in the area. Wilder than Feldberg, if not quite as high. Would highly recommend getting the cable car to enhance the experience. Well worth the ride - great way of experiencing the wild landscape.

One of the best views in the black forest in my opinion. It is quite easy to arrive by public transport from Freiburg, and there are many trails to hike and even a small lake behind the mountain. The cable car is an easy and fun way to get to the top. When I visited the tower was closed, which is a shame but still amazing views all around.

Great landmark for hiking. Bring your book as well as a drink. Sit at the top and relax. You’ll have an amazing view of the valley. Super beautiful paths for walk. If you have a semester ticket or a regional ticket, you’ll get a discount for the cable car.

Cable car pulls you to the top of the mountain and rest of the way is hiking. There is a red line for steep hike, whereas a green line for easygoers. We took the red line to the summit. Incredible views of the black Forest and the hike was super nice through the thick pine forest. Highly recommended.

Nice place, decent fun experience with the cable car up. Scenery was nice but not amazing. It is something different for people who want to get away from the city. The ease of reaching here through public transport is a great plus point too.

A small food hall with good selection of cuisines, we ordered the German & Puerto Rico food, they were big portion and very flavorful. If you ran out of food options, come here and you will be happy you do.

It’s not a regular food court! They have live DJ and cute disco ball on the weekend evening. But everyone needs to go to the asian food stall at the corner , close to the stage. I went there everyday along 3 days in Freiburg. As an Asian coming from Asia, i could tell that they serve really good quality of food and flavor bomb!

Dogs not allowed, saw the sign outside! Just walked inside to have a look alone but couldn’t buy anything. As I was in there during lunch time it was very busy. Lots of choices. Indian, Afghan, Badische, Spanish, Chinese etc. yes there were seating options. Pity, dogs were not permitted!

The Markthalle in Freiburg has something to suit every taste. I went for Afghan food and wasn’t disappointed. The prices were absolutely fair – overall Freiburg turned out to be surprisingly affordable. I’d definitely come back here on my next visit to Freiburg.

Nice place with different kind of food from the world 🌎. I tasted the Viet food pho and it was good enough. I appreciated more the ambiance than the food there. You can easily find tables and also discuss with other people if you want.

Not very big, but it offers different food options from different parts of the world. Also, you can buy fruits, sweets, fish and seafood. There is also a bar. An interesting place, where I would gladly return!

A relatively small markthalle, very overcrowded and very diverse food. I tried from Thailand sushi and green Thai curry. Sushi were freshly made. Absolutely delicious and the Thai curry was very good with crunchy vegetables.

One of the gates of the old town. Very beautiful and very nicely restored. An interesting old-new contrast is given by the tram line that passes through the arch of the gate, on which modern trams pass.

A very beautiful avenue full of clothing, food, cosmetics shops, a very special clock building, part of the entrance gates to the city

A very beautiful monument, being one of the only 2 remaining entrences in the Old Frieburg Citadel, along with Martinstor.

Beautiful architecture. Worth the walk. Besodes, you can find a great bakery below the gate. You can find a good variety of sandwiches and sweet breads. Perfect spot for a photo and snack pause ⏸️!!

The Schwabentor is one of the only two remaining old city entrances of the fortified city of Freiburg. It is a beautiful tower with a special architecture that lets you into the city center. From here you can walk into the center to all the shopping streets. It is a beautiful building with the painting that depicts the legend of Schwaben. With its merchant carrying barrels full of money to buy the city of Freiburg. The idea was not only absurd but even funnier when they found out his wife secretly took the money and replaced it with sand and stones 😂

Nice gate that leads to the hill on the edge of the city with many walking and hiking paths. Its in good condition and a main sight in the city.

Very interesting small museum inside the tower.

Nice very tall tower. It's a pity I couldn't fly my drone there to get a nice aerial shot of the whole gate.

The Martin‘s Tor is the oldest city gate dating back to 1238. Next to it is a McDonalds in a historic building

beautiful clock tower while walking around the old town in Freiburg.

A very beautiful avenue full of clothing, food, cosmetics shops, a very special clock building, part of the entrance gates to the city

One of the most recognizable sights in town, the gate is most beautiful from the inner city side. Shame there is a McDonald's located next to it. However it's stunning still. Too bad its not open to the public.

Freiburg has two surviving medieval city gates: Martinstor and Schwabentor, both originally part of the city's 13th-century fortifications. Martinstor, the older of the two, was significantly modified in the early 1900s with Neo-Gothic additions that gave it its current height and clock tower.

A very beautiful tower! It is one of the remaining entrences in the old town.

A large and very impressive place, with beautiful interior architecture. The main hall is stunning and worth the visit. However, the climb to the top is not particularly special. Once you reach the upper level, you can pay extra to go a bit higher, but it’s unnecessary and not worth the money. The stairs are narrow, making it extremely difficult to pass when people are coming in the opposite direction — the same problem on the way down. You can also see the bell up close, but be aware that the sound is deafening.

Freiburg Cathedral is absolutely beautiful, full of incredible details everywhere you look. The architecture is stunning. Every corner of the cathedral shows amazing craftsmanship. It’s truly a must-see! ✨

It's free to visit no entry fee needed. Loved the tinted glasswork and the atmosphere. Very peaceful as other churches around. What catches the eye is the architecture. Worth a visit.

Cathedral’s history started being Romanesque church around 1200, transitioned to Gothic structure in 1250s (inspired by nearby Strasbourg cathedral) with West Tower being completed in 1330. While the city was heavily bombed in WW2, cathedral survived with minor damage (likely due to being notable landmark for Allied Bombers).

I love visiting Cathedrals! Each city has their own unique church and style and I just love the architectural designs on them! This one was one of my favorites! The interior was just breathtaking and you can tell how much effort went into the design because each statue is so intricate!

I became aware of Freiburger Münster on my first day in Freiburg. It's really hard to miss the sight of it. I visited it on my first night when it was lit up. The enormous size of it and amount of decorative detail left me speechless. One day I noticed that the front entrance was open for visitors, so I took the opportunity. I wasn't prepared for the grandure that awaited me inside. The vast volume of the interior left my mouth hanging open many times as I analyzed the columns and ceilings. I spent alot of time studying the stained glass windows which depict many vivid stories. What's great about the windows is that you absolutely can't experience them the same way from outside. The quality of light inside the cathedral, from the outside light when it hits the windows, is only fit for a structure this caliber. Please, out of respect, obey the signs and dont walk over or through the areas which are clearly marked off. Also, please dont take videos and photo's of the inside, just enjoy the experience of the moment.

A stunning gothic cathedral with beautiful stained glass windows. Definitely worth a visit from outside and inside. Would suggest going at night to enjoy the views.

The only good part of it is that you can use it without a student card. But other than that you can not drink anything in there even coffee. They do not have a specific reason for this and one of them once told me we make any rule that we want and you can not even argue😒. The personnel are so rude. And they create every week another ridiculous rule again to make it even harder. For example this week they said even downstairs you can not drink anything coffee if it is not from the coffee place they have which for me that am-not a student there is impossible to buy anything on Sunday’s because their machine just takes student card and not cash. Also it is very noisy and it is anything but a library. Non of the staff is doing anything about noise but the coffee is a big issue 😏.Anyway if you are not obliged probably it is better to use another library. They could charge people for their usage instead of being free and be impolite.

Despite its futuristic look, the University Library is barely usable. The building's design causes a total collapse of mobile internet upon entry—browsing is impossible. For a modern learning facility, this is unacceptable and defeats its purpose. ​The structure does not harmonise with the elegant city centre architecture. ​Service is equally poor: Security staff are extremely overbearing and lecturing. I witnessed them creating conflict every time I visited. Urgent staff reorientation is needed. ​Positive: Excellent hours, until midnight, and a central location. But the frustration strongly outweighs these benefits. Major improvements required.

This is a beautiful modern building but, alas, not very visitor friendly! Lockers are only available if you have a student card, and the library has no public reading rooms. Also, paying at the cafeteria is difficult. The staff at the cafeteria were lovely, however, and made an exception to accept my 50 euros cash. As a university lecturer, I have absolutely seen more welcoming libraries elsewhere.

If anyone is wondering — it’s not for external students. I was kicked out for charging my phone, the staff said I’m using their electricity and asked me to leave…

The library is open to the public, but only students can use wi-fi. When asked, the staff always makes silly excuses which anyone with any knowledge of IT knows are ridiculous and they could very easily find a solution, if they wanted to. Edit May 9th: The library makes their usual ridiculous reply. You are hiding behind Eduroam. Anyone with any knowledge of IT knows you could easily make a 2nd network, keep EDURoam private to students, and the 2nd a public network available to all. Please stop making yourselves look foolish using this excuse.

Nice and quiet place to study. You can also get some food and coffee but only with a student card or cash

A great place to study.... The internet though is a bit unsteady....there is a coffee inside and a designated space for eating and drinking.... The building's design is so modern... The place is also safe and accesible

Beautiful place! Schlossberg tower is 35mt high and you can join the view of the city from there. Of course to get to the tower, a walk in the forest is recommended.

Best place to see sunset in Freiburg. Would recommend to go there during sunset time. Also you will get good view of city from top and all along the way.

Good view Nice hike

If you enjoy hiking, discovering old cities, walking in forests, cultural visits to old castles, this place is absolutely right for you. A must visit for adventurers who come to Freiburg. There are two ways to go up the mountain; the long paved and slightly inclined road which of course is longer, and the other steep, spiral short way to the peak. I took the shorter one upward and the longer on my way down to enjoy the beauty of both. Up at the highest point you find a historical compass map for the directions and cities inside Germany. On your way up, you’ll pass by 2 telescopes through which you can view any direction you want really close. To use them you’ll need 50 cents or 1 euro coins. There is a nice restaurant with breath taking view where you can enjoy your meal right on the mountain of Schlossberg. Suitable for families, couples, friends and children but with care and caution. Take a lot of photos there and enjoy the nature!

You will be amazed by the panorama view of the city. It takes around half an hour walk to get to the very top. Some paths are steep but it is worth

Good hike with a great with atop the city

A small hike with elevation varying on the route you choose ranging between inclination 1 to 6

We stopped by for lunch after hearing some good things, and overall, it was a pleasant enough experience. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was cosy. I tried a few of the soups, they were definitely the highlight for me. Each had a distinct flavour and the seasoning was spot on. The lentil soup, in particular, was lovely warm and comforting. That said, I wasn’t completely blown away by the rest of the meal. The mains lacked a bit of depth and could’ve done with more creativity. It felt a little on the safe side🤝 Still, the service was great and the team did their best to make us feel at home. I might come back for a bowl of soup and a quiet afternoon, but I’d probably try somewhere else for something more memorable. Thanks.

They served the worse ice-cream I have ever had. It was full of ice pieces inside and god knows how old it was. I ordered bcz I thought they do fresh. Its just turist scam. Only the view they have nothing else.

My experience here was very brief. I came on a Wednesday, 1,5 hours before closing time, for a piece of schwarzwald kuchen and a beer. Dattler was recommended to me for one of the best places to get schwarzwald kuchen. As I arrived, the waiter was very accommodating and friendly. Throughout the night the various staff have been very polite and professional. I sat outside, next to wall which overlooks the city including the cathedral. This view is probably one of the best in the city. It started to rain while I was enjoying my cake and beer and the staff lowered screens between me and the view to protect me from the rain but not low enough to block my view (very considerate). I had been waiting to try this cake for a long time so my expectations were high. It was really nice but I realised then that I'm not a big cake lover. No fault to the cake, it's just not my preference. I only ordered cake so I don't feel like I can give a fair rating for the food, only the service and atmosphere.

Great view of the city. Nice place to get the black forest cake with coffee or have a cocktail. Their meals are quite expensive though. We were able to get a seat without having a reservation. Would recommend after taking the cable car up Schlossberg.

This restaurant of fine German dining has its act together. Definitely worth the experience. Service was attentive and courteous. The ambience is amazing, wonderful view of Freiburg. If possible schedule your reservation 1-1.5 hour before sunset if the weather is right you will not be disappointed. The food flavor was excellent and the meat tender with just right medium preparation. Many compliments to the chef for near perfection! One of the best for sure. Romantic and quiet indoors, open air and cozy outdoors.

Absolutely good experience. I have been here maybe 15 years before but I was well impressed. I admit that we were lucky and got one of the best tables at the terrace. I recommend booking in advance because the terrace was fully booked on Saturday already a day before. The place is well kept but not too formal, the obvious highlight is the terrace with the amazing view on the city. The service was really good, fast and attentive without being intrusive, and at least some waiters speak English. The food is also quite good, quite a twist on typical German foods. Also a wide range if vegetarian and vegan options is available. Prices are in line with the quality, medium-upper range. Will be happy to come back in the future.

There are a lot of customers in this restaurant, so you need to wait. At that time, I couldn't see the Black Forest cake at the scene, and I was very disappointed. But the manager told me that he would take out the finished cake soon, and he would keep a piece for me. So in the end I ate the Black Forest Cake and it was delicious. The cream had a strong cherry wine flavor and the cake was soft.

A small food hall with good selection of cuisines, we ordered the German & Puerto Rico food, they were big portion and very flavorful. If you ran out of food options, come here and you will be happy you do.

It’s not a regular food court! They have live DJ and cute disco ball on the weekend evening. But everyone needs to go to the asian food stall at the corner , close to the stage. I went there everyday along 3 days in Freiburg. As an Asian coming from Asia, i could tell that they serve really good quality of food and flavor bomb!

Dogs not allowed, saw the sign outside! Just walked inside to have a look alone but couldn’t buy anything. As I was in there during lunch time it was very busy. Lots of choices. Indian, Afghan, Badische, Spanish, Chinese etc. yes there were seating options. Pity, dogs were not permitted!

The Markthalle in Freiburg has something to suit every taste. I went for Afghan food and wasn’t disappointed. The prices were absolutely fair – overall Freiburg turned out to be surprisingly affordable. I’d definitely come back here on my next visit to Freiburg.

Nice place with different kind of food from the world 🌎. I tasted the Viet food pho and it was good enough. I appreciated more the ambiance than the food there. You can easily find tables and also discuss with other people if you want.

Not very big, but it offers different food options from different parts of the world. Also, you can buy fruits, sweets, fish and seafood. There is also a bar. An interesting place, where I would gladly return!

A relatively small markthalle, very overcrowded and very diverse food. I tried from Thailand sushi and green Thai curry. Sushi were freshly made. Absolutely delicious and the Thai curry was very good with crunchy vegetables.

We had high expectations of this Michelin-star restaurant, but left feeling very disappointed by our experience. It just wasn’t worth it. The food was quite good, but the wine pairing did the opposite of enhance the flavors of dishes. The selected wines were off-putting and detracted greatly from the meal, with the exception of an unusual, slightly sweet, almost vegetal red dessert wine at the end. In retrospect, I wish we had ordered a la carte and selected our own wine(s) for our meal. At 250€ per person for the 5-course menu and wine pairing, I give Wolfshöhle 2 stars for price value, at least for our visit. You really need to offer a better experience for this kind of money. On a side note, the restaurant was surprisingly empty, even for a Wednesday night, which put a bit of a damper on the atmosphere.

Drove a whole hour to this restaurant and based on google maps it allegedly open only to find it closed on a “summer break”. Update your opening times if you want to keep people coming!

Wolfshohle is Michelin star dining in Freiburg. The cooking is superb. One of the starters involved raw, but warm salmon that was incredibly good. One picture shows a close up of fried sea bass in a spectacular bouillabaisse sauce with a tiny drop of mashed potato on it. The other photo is potato on top of a tiny perfectly cooked egg and a sauce. We ate here twice this trip. All the staff are friendly and the chef comes to say good bye as you leave. Highly recommended

We were happy to learn that Mr. Fauster had opened his own fine dining in Freiburg since we enjoyed on numerous occasions his dishes in the old "Königshof" in Munich. So, no questions asked, we went for dinner in Freiburg recently. The location was known to us and has not changed, which is a good thing. The dishes were excellent and the service was likewise. Only two things prevented me from giving 5 stars. 1. The Chef attended/served personally one, respectively two tables. The other tables/guests did not seem to be of interest to him. 2. We paid the not too small bill. When we left the premises there was no one to wish us a nice evening or even thank for the visit. It felt as if one left a McD. This is a pity but hopefully not the new standard.

Really great. I had the chefs choice 3 course meal and it was amazing. Beef tartare with mustard ice cream! I felt like an iron chef judge.

The reopening of the Wolfshoehle puts Freiburg back on the culinary map. Excellent food and service. The dining room is lovely but lacks AC which would have been a plus on the hot day (~100 degrees F) that I visited (book outside if you are used to climatized rooms). Overall a great experience!

Wonderful dining experience. The colorful carrots was very tasty. The char was wonderful. Highly recommend the Baden cherry dessert. The venison was tender. It was also a relaxed atmosphere. It's very close to the parking garage.

Overall its a quite good place, would recommend to visit once :) Quality of the food were good and the portions weren't small, taste was also fine so nothing to complain about Price wise its like every other sushi place where its more expensive over here but acceptable. Ambience was quite nice and calming, the service was decent as well.

Friendly, delicious food with high prices. Good rice for sushi and sashimi was really good. The karaage is recommended by the chef to taste a piece first and then serve it to the customers. Other than that, everything was good.

Excellent food and service. Authentic Japanese. Fresh and beautifully presented.

The best sushi place in Freiburg by far! Also the ambiance and the service is great! They always have changing lunch menu. A big recommendation!

We shared the Hana mixed sushi for 97eur for two and thought it was a little disappointing and overpriced - with 8 pieces of low value Surimi maki and two pieces of smoked rather than fresh mackerel.

Great authentic Japanese food. The staff is all Japanese and provide great service. I recommend the Omakase menu of you want to eat nigiri that tastes like it came straight from Japan!

Wonderful food which gives you a ride with all the flavors. The staff are also super friendly and tries to accommodate as much guests as possible considering the social distance still applied. Every penny is worth every dish.

We have had an amazing dining experience at Drexlers. We were surprised from amuse bouche until the dessert. We were super enthousiastic about the dishes. The granita from lavas that accompanied the perch was so innovative and smart! The cauliflower with yoghurt and matcha was also one of the favourites. We really loved the wine painting with unusual choices and classics from Sicily, the Loire Valley and Baden. This restaurant deserves to be full every evening!

Food was good, but underwhelming for the price. While good food takes time, 3.5h for a 5-course meal is excessive. Service was great otherwise.

What a superb meal I had at Drexlers. I now wish I had the 6 courses instead of just 4! A really unusual amuse bouche of broccoli and kiwi fruit. I know, I’m still not convinced either, but the broccoli elements were great, I just wasn’t sure what the kiwi fruit interloper was doing there. The first proper dish was the pumpkin, lentils, salad, prosciutto & beets. There were lots of lovely flavours of this plate. The lentils had a nice earthy savoury taste offset by the sweet pumpkin puree, cutting through the fatty prosciutto. The element that let it down was the sliced pumpkin pieces, which really tasted of not very much. Might have been better to have a larger chunk of pumpkin on the plate. The fish course was the star of this show. The piece of pikeperch was perfectly cooked and the light and herby bouillon of vegetables complimented it perfectly. Add in a little horseradish kick and uh um yummy. A palate cleanser midway through of gin & tonic granita with lemon zest and mint. Duck with cabbage & shiitake with a side of extra confit duck under some parsley foam (side dish not pictured). That duck breast was cooked to perfection, and was matched in its magnificence by that sticky deep jus. I feel the side dish part was not quite hitting the same heights, not that it stopped me from wolfing it down. A cheese course that is not pictured. And then onto the dessert. Chocolate tart with poached pear and whipped cream ice cream with a berry sorbet on top. Nice chocolate filling in the tart, and the poached peach was excellent. The whipped cream ice cream was a bit weak in flavour, but the sorbet did punch through. Overall it was a thumbs up. Some petit fours of cantucci and tower cake were both deliciously nutty. One crisp & crunchy, one soft & velvety. Definitely a wunderbar meal

It's a limited midweek menu but we couldn't resist going back for a second time the next day. I only wish that we could have tried the full tasting menu at the weekend. Fabulous food and drink and service at a competitive price.

Fancy place,a bit overpriced. They have menu only in German though the staff is more than willing to help with the translation. That atmosphere is a little bit pretentious. But overall the food was tasty and service was impeccable. Definitely recommend for long slow half voice conversations over glace of wine. Wouldn't advise for a cosy family dinner.

Serving good quality food in a beautiful city. It's a little overpriced. I didn't find it overly pretentious at all, in fact it is lacking a little in ambiance of any kind - the red behind the bar is more like what you find in a bistro and some light background music might be something to introduce given that tables are quite close together. The Grauburgunder was a bit disappointing also. On the food side, the most important, the dessert was perfect, just incredibly delicious and we also really enjoyed the starter (a tartar), and the mains, swordfish and calf from the set menu (set menu costs 58 euro per person, or 45 euro if taking only one main -- portions are small-medium size. I recommend serving more squid with the swordfish though as it is mentioned on the menu card and I expected it to feature more. But overall, well done, just the ambiance lets the food down a bit.

Food was alright but notably worse than pre Covid. Service: staff was nice but extremely inexperienced. One had to take it with humor. Wait between main and desert was totally unacceptable (50 minutes). We started the 6 course menu at 7:30 pm and weren’t done until 11:40 pm.

very good restaurant with friendly team and excellent menu. I recommend fish soup and zwiebelrostbraten (steak)

High quality German food. Not the usual preparation. Way more refined. Dog friendly. Cozy. Friendly staff. Some of them speak English.

Catastrophic from beginning to end. The service was terrible. There were six of us, and they messed up one of the orders. Instead of admitting their mistake when they brought the food, they argued that this was what we ordered. Additionally, we ended up in the hospital with an anaphylactic reaction due to a risotto with undisclosed ingredients (highly likely to contain wheat)

Unbelievable experience! Excellent food served by truly pleasant people. The atmosphere here is simply the best one can ask for anywhere. Thanks sincerely for a wonderful meal and experience!

Not great food at all, but the wines are good. A great place for a liquid dinner.

Amazing place. You can reserve a table and delivery books.

We were late for lunch but got an absolutely magnificent salad. The waiter was exceedingly friendly and helpful. Lovely place.

This has to be one of the best German restaurants all around. Every dish was packed with flavour, starting with the soup, then the main dish and ending with dessert. Even the way they cooked a simple potato was exquisite! Highly recommend. The only thing is that the service was slow, but we were a huge group (~50 people) so I think that was the reason.

One of THE best places in and around Freiburg for great food , lovely drinks … and exceptional value for money. There’s a beautiful beer garden in the summer and the daily specials really are a highlight . We love it and if we have an occasion that’s our go to address .

My wife and i looked Out for a Nice Beer Garden. Made a quick Check via Google and decided to visit Kybfelsen. To Cut a Long Story Short, it is a beautifull place. Nice Beer Garden and Restaurant. Very Kind Service and a very good kitchen Team . Our food was realy Nice and tasty. Top recommandation

Wonderful roast duck and other traditional German dishes. Great atmosphere and service. However, they were not able to process credit cards the night we were there.

Fantastic food! The kitchen has some great ideas of doing things in a new way. Extremely friendly and attentive staff. They have a very nice beer garden with a lot of space between the tables. You really feel comfortable!

Have been there twice. Food is always more on the expensive side, and the servings kind of small. The quality of the food was good the first time, but I have to say that my second time there was a disappointment as the main dish was really not to my liking. The dessert was pretty great though. On the bright side, the ambience outside is always great.

Fine food in beautiful surroundings. In warm weather you can eat in garden under shade of trees. Great service. Have visited every summer for about 10 years and it has been consistently great. A little more expensive than other places but worth the extra, as it's extra special.

This place is GREAT! The atmosphere is very chill and all of the stuff are extremely friendly and helpful. The food was great and super value for money! We ordered a plate for two, with two pork schnitzels, side dishes and sauces of our choice. While the schnitzels might not be the biggest, the plate was loaded with fries-potatoes and everything was extremely tasty and of great quality. We also visited the next day and everything we tried was excellent once again. If you are looking for some value for money German food, you can't go wrong here.

The food is decent, big serving and taste delicious. The waitress was super nice for explaining to us the different sides and sauces. She was lovely and made the experience a lot better. She kept checking on us if everything is going well with our food. Service is highly recommended!

The basic schnitzels were good, but the one with Camembert cheese didn’t work as well and was a bit over the top. The potato salad wasn’t great either—it was just okay.

The place is perfect, but we were very disappointed by this experience. We ordered 3 cups of instead received 3 small cups with a single scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a mistake from the kitchen — these things can happen, so not to dramatic. However, instead of acknowledging the error, we were forced to pay for something we didn’t order. We explained the situation, but the server refused to admit the mistake. Finally we received a "discount", which is nothing compared to what we have to pay. Be just careful.

Local place for schnitzels. It is BUSY, so I shouldn't complain about the lack of attention I received. Food is good, and the staff in the sublevel were very nice. It was a little chaotic on the ground level, and everything is a long wait. The most important thing is that the food is that the schnitzel is good here!

This was unfortunately somewhat of a disappointment. Ordered the Duo Schnitzel (Schnitzel for 2, you save something like 90 cents). But we were billed for 2 individual Schnitzels, not a great disaster. However the potatoes were completely salty and ruined much other taste of the food. We mentioned to the waiter which seemed to listen but really not take notice. Then we went on to the payment, and at that point the waiter apologized but his credit card terminal had not been functioning all day, and could only take cash. Why do you in a busy area mention this before servicing guests? We then had to find an ATM nearby to withdraw cash, which in itself can be a problem if you do not have your physical card on you, since many ATMs do not accept contactless withdrawal.

Amazing schnitzel My friend was stuffed. Great ambient outdoor seeting (also in bad weather)

Eichhalde is a rare beautiful experience of all our culinary experiences of recent years, it stands out as something truly unforgettable. It’s almost magical: to be moved, heart and soul transported to Naples, with the scents and flavors of Campania unfolding on the plate—all while nestled in the quiet, leafy streets of Freiburg. Federico and Valentina have brought to life a unique and sincere culinary vision, one that steers clear of passing trends like nouvelle cuisine or Germanic-fusion influences. What you find here is the essence of Campania’s tradition, reinterpreted with finesse, passion, and deep reverence. From the very first bite to the final, comforting touch, each dish tells its own story. Every glass of wine, carefully chosen, enhances and completes the journey. The welcome is warm and genuine—you feel embraced, as if dining in the home of dear friends, all while enjoying cuisine of the highest standard. A place to be discovered, cherished, recommended

Very exclusive, outstanding and truly amazing food, service and atmosphere you can find in this restaurant. The last modern menu is just masterpiece and wine accompaniment is absolutely match to it. And it’s a perfect place to spend Sunday evening!

It is not about going to a restaurant, Eichhalde is about living a unique experience. Passion is perceived in every detail, from the food to the service! I love to spend my time there, I forget about the rest and I just enjoy the moment I am living!!

Our server was Donny (not sure on the spelling) and he was WONDERFUL! The food was amazing and each course was described in detail when served. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Freiburg!

The service is very friendly, attentive but not overbearing. They are very helpful and willing in accommodating dietary restrictions. The food is a great mixture of northern Italian classical ingredients with the chefs innovative approach. The wine list is a great selection of Italian wines from across the country. This has been the best dining experience I have had in Freiburg for a long time. The combination of outstanding food and service in a beautifully thought out ambience is refreshing and I hope this place will stay in business for a long, long time!

Very charming restaurant with some amazing dishes and a good variety of Italian wines. The two signature dishes were outstanding.

Waitress are very friendly and professional. Quality of food are good and very delicious. Will suggest take the "Eichhalde Minü", so can try various dish.

Amazing food, the most beautiful food I have ever eaten, and obviously delicious too! Service is brilliant! Atmosphere could be improved with lower lighting… I will definitely be back for the new menu ;)

Delightful. One of the best meals I've ever had with a really relaxed atmosphere. The service was amazing with the chef taking the time to talk me through how they made their canelés. Also the sommelier was incredibly interesting talking us through the German wines.

For our first anniversary, my partner and I wanted something special. Since we love good food, we chose to dine at Jacobi. My partner is pescatarian (doesn't eat white or red meat) so she would have had fish instead of meat. Before our main courses arrived (mine being a meat dish and hers a fish dish), we were served small verrines with emulsions. Mine was supposed to contain meat, while hers was meant to have mushrooms. However, it was difficult to tell what was inside just by looking at them. Unfortunately, my partner took a large spoonful of her verrine and immediately realized she had just eaten meat. The sommelier was extremely kind, apologizing sincerely even though it wasn’t her fault, and she handled the situation with great professionalism. However, we barely received any acknowledgment from the person who served us, apart from a shy and brief apology. I am not looking for further apologies, but I believe people should be aware that this happened—especially at a restaurant that prides itself on being attentive and offering different dietary options. Now, imagine if my partner had a nut allergy instead of dietary preferences; this mistake could have had serious consequences. An error like this is unacceptable, particularly in a restaurant of this caliber. Once again, I want to acknowledge the professionalism of the sommelier, who took partial responsibility even when she had none. We are not angry, just deeply disappointed by the lack of professionalism in this instance.

Jacobi team is young and very enthusiastic. Christoph,, the chef, is indeed a very passionate person, even when he has to listen the opinion of an incompetent guest, like me. In fact, despite I have told him that I am not a big fan of the use of sauces, especially when combind to such a fabulous and so well balanced mix of ingredients, Christofer was patiently listen to my opinion and show a sincere interest. Well, if are looking for an innovative exciting culinary experience, I would strongly recommend to pay Jacob a visit. With regard to the future, I have not doubt that for people like Christoph and his team… sky is the limit…! It goes without saying… five stars!

A very unique haute cuisine for Freiburg. One seasonal menu that can be extended by single courses and accompanying wine recommendations. A perfect place for sitting and dinning for hours.

Absolutely fantastic restaurant, worth at least one, but to be fair two Michelin stars. Gerne wieder! Ilya Gordon, CEO Gordon Group

Three of us enjoyed an exceptionally enjoyable, excellent meal here a couple of days ago. The atmosphere was lovely and food outstanding - very creative and good value for money. Our daughter has many food allergies so rarely eats out, but the staff were wonderful, explaining ingredients, and ensuring we could all enjoy a relaxed, high quality meal together. Fantastic service, and attention to detail. Thank you.

After you went thru all the natural beauty Switzerland have to offered you just feel the airport just a standard set up.They only have great view to see before take off and nice staff.FYI once you at deck E after taking the train there is small duty shop and restaurant. If you need to do shopping please do so before check in or before the custom check.

Nice efficient airport. Flew in on a Tuesday. No line for customs. Very friendly customs lady. A lot of signs with directions. The train to terminal E is quick and convenient. Very beautiful snowcapped mountain scenery if you have a window to look out of.

Zurich Airport is one of the most well-organized and pleasant airports I’ve ever traveled through. The entire process — from check-in and security to baggage claim — is smooth and efficient. The staff are polite, multilingual, and always ready to help. The airport interiors are clean, modern, and filled with natural light, making long layovers comfortable. There are plenty of restaurants and cafés offering everything from quick bites to Swiss chocolates and fresh coffee. The children’s play areas and lounges are thoughtfully designed, and the shopping options are excellent. Trains to the city center are just downstairs — fast, frequent, and very convenient. Overall, Zurich Airport truly reflects Swiss precision and hospitality — calm, efficient, and beautifully managed. A world-class experience!

Quite possibly one of the best-organized and most immaculate airports in the world. Everything runs with Swiss-level precision — from check-in to security to boarding, it’s seamless, efficient, and calm. The entire space feels open, bright, and beautifully designed, with an atmosphere of order and serenity that makes travel genuinely pleasant. Cleanliness is absolute, every corner shines, and the overall layout flows perfectly. The shops and restaurants are modern, fresh, and innovative, offering both local Swiss quality and global brands. The signage is flawless — clear, multilingual, and intuitive — making navigation effortless even for first-time visitors. In essence, Zurich Airport is the embodiment of efficiency, precision, and elegance. Every transit here feels less like an airport stop and more like a quiet interlude in motion. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Flawless, calm, efficient — a masterpiece of Swiss travel design.

Open Areas, clean Toilettes very good Connection to the Train. Check the Terminal first otherwise you have to run to catch your plane During Construction the Signs&Labels could be improved

Well organized airport with a cozy interior design. There are also public tables available if you just want to eat your own food without using the restaurants’ tables, which is very convenient.

Zurich International Airport is a modern, clean, and well-designed airport. The facilities are excellent, with plenty of comfortable seating areas and a good selection of restaurants and shops. The airport is very organized, making transit and check-in smooth and efficient. A great place to relax while waiting for your flight

OMG and this is in the middle of Europe! There were like so so much of travelers at the security check. Obviously the staff is not prepared to manage them! I was waiting for 50 minutes for the security check tried to ask help from 2 staff members saying I was scared to miss my flight. The answer from a grey haired lady was: “Bitte schön!” She did not even make the effort to answer me in English. Not like the others did much more. They let us outside to wait in the windy cold weather for like half an hour. Unhelpful, degrading experience. Will try to avoid.

Surprisingly, not the worst place to spend a night before your flight: there are a lot of chairs without armrests, so you can actually sleep! But the is no food during the night: Costa coffee, shop, and a corner with sandwiches are closed. There are some vending machines, but they take only coins! When the security opened (3 hours before the first flight) and we went through it and the boarder, there was a working sandwich corner and a small duty-free shop. It's a very small airport. Everything was super quick, and a liked a guy at the security check, very nice and polite.

I don't see my previous review so I am putting this here. The primary problem with this airport is the security. My least favourite over a handful of airports I do almost weekly. Unusually, today's went smooth for me(not last week though), but I watched the staff make a woman cry today (with baby and carraige too). Travel is already stressful, they seem to go out of their way to ensure it's part of your experience when you travel through fkb. They need to stop clinging to their sense of process and open their minds up, seek training perhaps, in order to deliver a better experience. (Common airports for me... Let, Stn, LHR,Ltn, clu, sbz, ath, cfu,Kos,lux,bsl yes, that is how I am judging- given size of fkb, should be smoother than lcy). Management, if you are reading this, I assure you, not all people can be wrong. Even your positive reviewers have a hard time complimenting the security control. If it's a third party, then you should place pressure on the third party. While you're at it, comment to kvv that it's ridiculous that there is only one bus an hour to Baden train station during common daytime hours). Should be at least every 30 minutes and one should be crosslisted to connect all the way to the center or even lichtenthal.

The airport is small, and everything looks quite reasonable - just what you would expect. But don’t let that fool you. It will make you question whether you’re really in a European Airport. The ticket machine for the bus? Out of order. The bus drivers? Cash only. The only ATM at the airport? Yep - also out of order. The lady at the information desk? She found all of this completely normal and simply suggested taking a taxi to the city center. (Thanks for the shitty service displayed.) I ended up learning about an alternative—the DB app—from a kind soul who just happened to be trying to catch the bus too. All in all, bring cash and a lot of patience.

Utter chaos and inhumane conditions at Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport. The line stretches dozens of meters and moves at the pace of a sedated snail. I’ve been waiting for more than two hours, while only one counter operates. There is no clear information, no organization, and staff seem absent or indifferent. This level of neglect and disrespect towards passengers is utterly unacceptable. I demand immediate action from management: open additional counters, provide proper communication, and restore basic order. If I would be to rate it - it would be negative five. Upd.Re: The ultimate denial and responsibilities displacement is clearly felt in your response👎👎👎

It’s a lovely little airport with a great vibe, but unfortunately it seems that the company that runs the security checks can’t handle the busy season. I’ve been to heaps of different airports, but I have never had to wait in line for over 1.5 hours. You could feel people were getting stressed out. I had heard it from people before and now experienced it myself. Hope they are going to change something.

There were very unpleasant and untolerant staff this night. They had very limited English and couldn't read properly the certificate from my doctor as for my diabetes medications. So, I had to recall all my German to explain and they was so disgusting when they laughed at me. Last time I had no any problems with the same situation in this airport.

The airport is conveniently accessible by bus, taxi, and car. I took the bus 50, which takes you directly to the main entrance in about 10-15 minutes. This airport is a great option for people living in Basel. The departure lobby is on the second floor, while the arrival lobby is on the first floor. From the first floor, you can easily access buses, taxis, and cars to take you to the city. The airport is renowned for its international nature, with exits connecting to both Swiss and French sides. The building is relatively small, so even first-time visitors won’t get lost. Currently, some areas are undergoing renovations, which should enhance the overall experience. If you ever get the opportunity to visit this incredible airport, take some time to explore its surroundings.

Euro Airport Basel Mulhouse is one of the rare airport which serves both Switzerland and France. Even certain parts of Germany can be accessed from here. On arrival there was a clear sign which side to go to. We got our luggage soon. The airport building is small but very well managed. It was very easy to get a taxi outside.

The airport is pretty big and has lots of things to do while waiting for your plane. There is also a direct line that goes from Basel main train station to here, which was very convenient for me. And it was pretty easy for me to find the gate where my flight to Sibiu was departing. And it seemed unique to me that was split between the French zone with euro and Swiss zone with Franc.

Thos airport has two official names and two official codes. If that's not enough to confuse you, there are also separate parkings for French and Swiss. Cafes are as more expensive than London's airports. There are water fountains but no signs to direct you to them. Toilets are few and very small, you'd struggle to get any hands luggage in the cubicle so good luck if traveling solo! Duty free shopping has limited options compared to Zurich or major German airports and prices are again too high. On positive side, the airport is closed to Basel and there is a bus service running twice an hour exctat night. There is also a robotic trash can which regularly traverses the departure side.

One of the best airports i’ve ever been to. It’s clean, logic and really nice engineered. Furthermore, it’s the only airport in the whole world where there is three countries located. You have an option to exit to any of these: France, Germany and Switzerland. That’s amazing feature. Moreover, there is a nice and simple but really huge parking. If it’s not a 5 stars, what is? It’s really a miracle for me why the untrained people set 3,8 average to this really nice place

First time in Basel Mulhouse Airport. Uber dropped me off in front of the building. Walked in and it didn’t look like an airport. Asked people, and it turns out the second floor is for the check-in counter. Once done checking in, I needed to go one floor up for security. It wasn’t very busy, but still took me 10-15 minutes to get through, and then I was located in the Duty-Free shop. Followed the instructions on which direction to get out of the shop to my gate. Just before my gate, there was customs. It had two lines, one for EU residents and one for others. Initially, there were two officers working, and then later, while I was in line, they had increased to four officers. It took me 30 minutes to go through customs. Once passed customs, my gate was right there without a terminal. The airport is small, but for a first-timer, it was a little confusing.

People are exceptionally rude! Had to squeeze my small bag pack into my friends luggage (cause she booked two baggages and I just one). So apparently then it’s okay, but otherwise they probably would have confiscated it! And this would have been okay, if people were not so unfriendly. Doesn’t matter if it is during security or boarding. Definitely will travel through Zurich Airport in the future.

The airport is conveniently accessible by bus, taxi, and car. I took the bus 50, which takes you directly to the main entrance in about 10-15 minutes. This airport is a great option for people living in Basel. The departure lobby is on the second floor, while the arrival lobby is on the first floor. From the first floor, you can easily access buses, taxis, and cars to take you to the city. The airport is renowned for its international nature, with exits connecting to both Swiss and French sides. The building is relatively small, so even first-time visitors won’t get lost. Currently, some areas are undergoing renovations, which should enhance the overall experience. If you ever get the opportunity to visit this incredible airport, take some time to explore its surroundings.

Euro Airport Basel Mulhouse is one of the rare airport which serves both Switzerland and France. Even certain parts of Germany can be accessed from here. On arrival there was a clear sign which side to go to. We got our luggage soon. The airport building is small but very well managed. It was very easy to get a taxi outside.

The airport is pretty big and has lots of things to do while waiting for your plane. There is also a direct line that goes from Basel main train station to here, which was very convenient for me. And it was pretty easy for me to find the gate where my flight to Sibiu was departing. And it seemed unique to me that was split between the French zone with euro and Swiss zone with Franc.

Thos airport has two official names and two official codes. If that's not enough to confuse you, there are also separate parkings for French and Swiss. Cafes are as more expensive than London's airports. There are water fountains but no signs to direct you to them. Toilets are few and very small, you'd struggle to get any hands luggage in the cubicle so good luck if traveling solo! Duty free shopping has limited options compared to Zurich or major German airports and prices are again too high. On positive side, the airport is closed to Basel and there is a bus service running twice an hour exctat night. There is also a robotic trash can which regularly traverses the departure side.

One of the best airports i’ve ever been to. It’s clean, logic and really nice engineered. Furthermore, it’s the only airport in the whole world where there is three countries located. You have an option to exit to any of these: France, Germany and Switzerland. That’s amazing feature. Moreover, there is a nice and simple but really huge parking. If it’s not a 5 stars, what is? It’s really a miracle for me why the untrained people set 3,8 average to this really nice place

First time in Basel Mulhouse Airport. Uber dropped me off in front of the building. Walked in and it didn’t look like an airport. Asked people, and it turns out the second floor is for the check-in counter. Once done checking in, I needed to go one floor up for security. It wasn’t very busy, but still took me 10-15 minutes to get through, and then I was located in the Duty-Free shop. Followed the instructions on which direction to get out of the shop to my gate. Just before my gate, there was customs. It had two lines, one for EU residents and one for others. Initially, there were two officers working, and then later, while I was in line, they had increased to four officers. It took me 30 minutes to go through customs. Once passed customs, my gate was right there without a terminal. The airport is small, but for a first-timer, it was a little confusing.

People are exceptionally rude! Had to squeeze my small bag pack into my friends luggage (cause she booked two baggages and I just one). So apparently then it’s okay, but otherwise they probably would have confiscated it! And this would have been okay, if people were not so unfriendly. Doesn’t matter if it is during security or boarding. Definitely will travel through Zurich Airport in the future.