The square is dominated by the splendid Gothic church and tower, described as the most beautiful in Germany. around the perimeter of the cathedral, the sculptures of the gargoyles are remarkable, representing the most varied figures and fantastic creatures

The Antico Palazzo del Commercio shows a sumptuous facade and two richly decorated corner turrets. Remarkable are the sculptures of the great Habsburg emperors.

The facade of the building is richly decorated with late Gothic elements. The house is famous for hosting Erasmus of Rotterdam from 1529 to 1531

The Old and New Town Halls, richly adorned with the heraldic symbols of the Habsburgs and finely decorated in the Baroque style, are excellent examples of the city's architectural features

The characteristic medieval quarter is dominated by the industrial canal where the tanners, millers and butchers once settled. In the canal, a crocodile arouses the attention of visitors.

The medieval gate was the gateway to the city for traders from the Black Forest. The part facing the city is decorated with the image of the Swabian merchant who wanted to buy the city.

The square owes its name to the Convent of the Augustinian Hermits who settled there with church and cloister in the 1300s. Today it houses an important museum. The medieval walls are visible in this square

It is one of the oldest medieval gates surrounded by numerous buildings rebuilt in the 19th century style. Leaving the Martinstor you reach the Fischerau district

It is one of the most picturesque and pleasant streets in Freiburg, with renovated houses maintaining their original appearance and dimensions and an architectural aesthetic of considerable interest

A former market street, today the street is one of the most important shopping centers in Freiburg. The buildings were rebuilt after the Second World War and some notable ones have won architectural awards