Friburgo is the front door to the south Black Forest, center of grape growing and cultural life. Thanks to glad German mentality, that mixture becomes a full city of vitality and joy. Here are the Kaiserstuhl vineyards, the famous Cathedral of Friburgo with the "more beautiful tower of the Cristiandad" and the small channels continue furrowing the streets of the old city, adorned by mosaics of songs of the Right Rin. Just before the city extends the romantic valley "Höllental".

The city has roughly 200,000 inhabitants, but is not exhausting to its urban life, by which the stroll is extremely attractive. Aspects like artisan market that continues meeting around the cathedral, and where wood articles, honey, conserves and fruits are sold, contribute to give a placid image of the city, where the past is enjoyed without forgetting the present. The humid climate of the Black Forest generates an abundance of waters that run by small drips to sky opened throughout the streets of the citizen center.

The nine hundred years of history allow Friburgo to enjoy a good artistic patrimony in which emphasizes of special form the cathedral and their acute arrow that presides over the urban life. No one can say that is a materialized city of surprising buildings. No of them is exceptional. But the set is harmonious and beautiful. The city breathes smoothness of life. The most important elements of the large city are gathered in a square framed by the following streets: Werderring, Rotteckring, Friedrichring, Leopoldring, Schlosberring, Rempartstrase and Wallstrase.

The school is located right in the centre of town, in an idyllic spot with cafes and restaurants shaded by impressive chestnut trees, close to Albert-Ludwigs-University and only five minutes from the station. Nearby are numerous possibilities for shopping, and all the worthwhile sights in town are accessible by foot.