Fribourg Cathedral

Abbeys & churches – Climb all 368 steps to the top of the Saint Nicholas Cathedral tower and enjoy an exceptional view of the village and the Alpine foothills around Fribourg. The gothic Cathedral, its magnificent stained glass windows and its organs... more

Hotel Rosenlaui

Mountain villages – Nearly 230 years ago, the landlord and landlady of the Rosenlaui welcomed their first... more

Museum Oskar Reinhart

City Museums – Since 1951 the former grammar school at the city park houses around 600 pictures... more

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Fribourg Cathedral

Abbeys & churches – Climb all 368 steps to the top of the Saint Nicholas Cathedral tower and enjoy an exceptional view of the village and the Alpine foothills around Fribourg. The gothic Cathedral, its magnificent stained glass windows and its organs deserve to be visited (commentary available on request)!

Climb the 368 steps and you will be rewarded with an unforgettable view of the town of Fribourg.

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Hotel Rosenlaui

Mountain villages – Nearly 230 years ago, the landlord and landlady of the Rosenlaui welcomed their first guests. Today, the guesthouse offers everything that 'modern people' might need: a good way of life amidst a fascinating mountain world. Countless hiking trails through the ruggedly-romantic Reichenbach/Rosenlaui valley, in the fascinating Chaltenbrunnen moor landscape and across the Grosse Scheidegg to Grindelwald (walkers, bus or cyclists).

Nearly 230 years ago, the landlord and landlady of the Rosenlaui welcomed their first guests. And in the time-honored “Rosenlaui” you feel catapulted back to the good old Belle-Époque days as soon as you cross the threshold.

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Museum Oskar Reinhart

City Museums – Since 1951 the former grammar school at the city park houses around 600 pictures and drawings by Swiss, German and Austrian artists. We owe this to the Winterthur art patron Oskar Reinhart.

Since 1951 the former grammar school at the city park houses around 600 pictures and drawings by Swiss, German and Austrian artists. We owe this to the Winterthur art patron Oskar Reinhart.

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