Freiburg is a small and medieval city with 200 000 inhabitants lying in the river Rhine valley. The black forest in the east and the “Kaiserstuhl”, an old and beautiful landscape and the Rhine in the west is surrounding it. The city and the surroundings are worth a visit.
It is not dangerous to travel by foot, bike, tram, bus or car.
More info about Freiburg see: www.freiburg.de

By foot
The distance from the festival space to the city centre by foot is about 40 min. The park around the festival and the city centre are wonderful to wander around.

By bike
It is 15 min. to the city centre by bike, about 10 min. to the central station. Freiburg is a bike city. Its the easiest way to go along with.

Easy to use is also the BIKE SHARING OPTION WITH FRELO
https://www.frelo-freiburg.de/en/
There is a station right next to the Festival venue.

Next to the central station in Freiburg you can rent a bike in the “Radstation Freiburg” (round building between blue- and tram bridge).
One city bike will be about 14 EUR the 1st dayand 10 Euro each following day.
Plus a deposit of 50 Euro - bring your passport (the lock and a robbery insurance is included).
If you are sure, that you want to rent a bike you should order it before.
Information under: www.freiburgbikes.de
email: info@freiburgbikes.de,
phone: ++49-761-202 34 26
Open
Mo-Sa: 9:30am - 7pm
Su: 10am - 6pm
Mo-Su:1-2pm lunchbreak

By public transportations
The public transportations are very connected and are running till midnight. Look at the map of the streetcar etc.

By car
The distance to the city centre is 10 min by car, but you need to find a parking place and need to pay. The parking at the festival venue is for free. A car might be helpful to make trips to the more beautiful lakes outside the city, the thermal bath, which is little outside in a forest, the “Kaiserstuhl”, 30 min by car, or the Black Forest, which is starting some minutes behind the city.
The public transportations and regional trains (www.bahn.de) help you as well to find these places.