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'''Freiburg im Breisgau''' is a student-city in the South of [[Germany]]. It is very close to the French border, and not far away from [[Switzerland]] as well. It's the biggest Freiburg in Germany, there is also [[Freiburg/Elbe]] and [[Freiburg im Üechtland]] in Switzerland. | '''Freiburg im Breisgau''' is a student-city in the South of [[Germany]]. It is very close to the French border, and not far away from [[Switzerland]] as well. It's the biggest Freiburg in Germany, there is also [[Freiburg/Elbe]] and [[Freiburg im Üechtland]] in Switzerland. | ||
| − | Freiburg might be a good stopover for a longer trip in [[Europe]] because its quite central and wasy to exit and to leave. Another advantage is that it s easy to find free [[http://www.bewelcome.org|accomodation]] in Freiburg. | + | Freiburg might be a good stopover for a longer trip in [[Europe]] because its quite central and wasy to exit and to leave. Another advantage is that it's easy to find free [[http://www.bewelcome.org|accomodation]] in Freiburg. |
| − | By the way Freiburg is a nice Student town with around | + | By the way Freiburg is a nice Student town with around 220.000 inhabitants - 40.000 of them are students. So you definitely gonna find someone to drink a beer with. |
| − | = | + | =Hitching Out= |
| + | ===West towards ''?''=== | ||
| + | Get to the south east of the city where the ''Leo-Wohleb-Straße'' and ''Schwarzwaldstraße'' meet each other (B31). Somewhere there is a strip of grass right in front of a side road. As this is a busy road leading out of the town waiting time is not very long. | ||
| + | ===North, South towards [[A5 (Germany)|A5]], [[France]], [[Basel]] ([[Switzerland]]), [[Karlsruhe]]=== | ||
| + | Take a tram till "Holzmarkt". Line 2,3 or 5 are heading there. Walk from the stop outside of the city towards direction of the river ''Dreisam''. There you are turning right and at the traffic light you can ask the cars for your destination. | ||
| + | *For heading north the next gas station is "Mahlberg" right before [[Offenburg]]. For heading south there is no gas station before the highway leads to [[France]] ([[Muhlhouse]], [[Besancon]], [[Lyon]]) but there is one before [[Basel]] ([[Switzerland]]). | ||
| + | *If you want to go to France it might be better to get to the ramp ''Freiburg Nord''. You can get there with tram line 2 towards ''Zähringen'', get out at the last station. From there it's a 400m walking to the spot. Try to get a ride from there to the [[A5 (Germany)|A5]] direction south. This way you pass by the service station "Schauinsland" which is the last one before [[France]]. | ||
| − | + | You can as well wait after the crossroad with a sign. (I don t recommend that, but if you don t speak German make sign "A 5 -> KA ([[Karlsruhe]]) or BS ([[Basel]]) | |
| − | + | ==Hitching In== | |
| − | + | It's not recomended, if you are coming from north to get off at "Schauninsland" gas station.Try to find someone in [[Mahrlberg]], [[Baden Baden]] or [[Bruchsal]] who is going straight there. The highway doesn't go directly through the city so driver are unlickely to go 15 km extra just to drop you off in the city if they want to continue their trip. If you are coming from the south you can get off at the "Breisgau" service station. There shouldn't be a problem with finding someone who is going into town. | |
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Revision as of 09:48, 4 September 2007
Freiburg im Breisgau is a student-city in the South of Germany. It is very close to the French border, and not far away from Switzerland as well. It's the biggest Freiburg in Germany, there is also Freiburg/Elbe and Freiburg im Üechtland in Switzerland.
Freiburg might be a good stopover for a longer trip in Europe because its quite central and wasy to exit and to leave. Another advantage is that it's easy to find free [[1]] in Freiburg.
By the way Freiburg is a nice Student town with around 220.000 inhabitants - 40.000 of them are students. So you definitely gonna find someone to drink a beer with.
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Hitching Out
West towards ?
Get to the south east of the city where the Leo-Wohleb-Straße and Schwarzwaldstraße meet each other (B31). Somewhere there is a strip of grass right in front of a side road. As this is a busy road leading out of the town waiting time is not very long.
North, South towards A5, France, Basel (Switzerland), Karlsruhe
Take a tram till "Holzmarkt". Line 2,3 or 5 are heading there. Walk from the stop outside of the city towards direction of the river Dreisam. There you are turning right and at the traffic light you can ask the cars for your destination.
- For heading north the next gas station is "Mahlberg" right before Offenburg. For heading south there is no gas station before the highway leads to France (Muhlhouse, Besancon, Lyon) but there is one before Basel (Switzerland).
- If you want to go to France it might be better to get to the ramp Freiburg Nord. You can get there with tram line 2 towards Zähringen, get out at the last station. From there it's a 400m walking to the spot. Try to get a ride from there to the A5 direction south. This way you pass by the service station "Schauinsland" which is the last one before France.
You can as well wait after the crossroad with a sign. (I don t recommend that, but if you don t speak German make sign "A 5 -> KA (Karlsruhe) or BS (Basel)
Hitching In
It's not recomended, if you are coming from north to get off at "Schauninsland" gas station.Try to find someone in Mahrlberg, Baden Baden or Bruchsal who is going straight there. The highway doesn't go directly through the city so driver are unlickely to go 15 km extra just to drop you off in the city if they want to continue their trip. If you are coming from the south you can get off at the "Breisgau" service station. There shouldn't be a problem with finding someone who is going into town.
