Step aboard a vintage bus with Fernando Schüber for a three-hour trip that pairs Freiburg’s natural vistas with its rich Roman-era history. Optional sparkling wine stops add a celebratory touch to this unique blend of culture and countryside.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour involves passive travel with easy stepping on and off the bus at stops.
Wildlife
History
Freiburg’s roots date back to Roman times, when it served as a strategic settlement along important trade routes.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on preserving Freiburg’s green urban corridors, balancing tourism with protection of native flora and fauna.
Fernando Schüber
Step aboard a vintage bus with Fernando Schüber for a three-hour trip that pairs Freiburg’s natural vistas with its rich Roman-era history. Optional sparkling wine stops add a celebratory touch to this unique blend of culture and countryside.
Fernando Schüber is a Freiburg-based tour operator offering curated guided experiences across Freiburg im Breisgau and the surrounding Rhine plain. Specializing in bike tours, walking tours, tram excursions and vintage-bus journeys, Schüber designs programs for school classes, families and adult visitors seeking local insight.
The portfolio includes interactive Stadtrallye challenges, sustainable GREEN CITY bicycle tours in the Vauban district, culinary cycling routes with tastings, and a Vulkantour through nearby vineyards. Each experience is led by experienced local guides who focus on history, urban planning, sustainability and regional culture. Options include e‑bike availability for longer routes, tram-based city tours using ÖPNV, and creative additions such as optional boat-building for student groups.
Tours range from short 1.5‑hour walking introductions to extended three‑hour bike explorations and specialty vintage-bus Genuss-Tour journeys. The operator partners with local restaurants and taverns to include authentic regional specialties on culinary routes, and emphasizes accessible routes suitable for mixed-age groups. School-class programs are adapted to learning objectives and teamwork activities, while adults can choose panoramic viewpoints, wine-focused rides or eco-themed city planning tours. Based in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, Fernando Schüber presents factual local knowledge and practical logistics to help visitors experience the city’s culture, green initiatives and scenic surroundings.
Signature offerings include the 'Freiburg mit Pfiff' three-hour bike tour, the Vulkantour (Bacchus-Bike-Tour) through the Rheinebene vineyards, and the Oldie-but-Goldie-Genuss-Tour by vintage bus. Interactive Stadtrallye formats and GREEN CITY Stadtführung per Rad sessions are specifically adapted for school classes and educational groups. Guides prioritize safety, accessibility and clear logistics.
Base Location
Freiburg im Breisgau
Operating from Baden‑Württemberg
Tours Offered
11 tours
Bike, walk, tram, bus formats
School Programs
Available
Designed for classes and teams
Typical Durations
1.5–3 hours
Short to extended guided options
Reserve guided bike tours, school programs and culinary routes with clear itineraries, local expertise and accessible options.
Book in advance for group tours
Tours can accommodate up to 30 participants and fill quickly during peak seasons, so reserve your spot early.
Arrive early at Bismarckallee
Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before departure to settle in and enjoy pre-tour introductions.
Wear layered clothing
Temperatures can vary between shaded viewpoints and urban streets, so layering ensures comfort throughout the tour.
Consider dietary preferences in advance
If joining the optional sparkling wine stops, notify the operator ahead if you have special dietary needs or prefer non-alcoholic options.
Comfortable walking shoes
You'll be stepping on and off the vintage bus at scenic stops, so supportive shoes are advisable.
Layered clothing
Spring temperatures vary, so layers help adjust to changing conditions.
spring
Sun protection (hat and sunscreen)
Bright summer days call for sun protection especially during outdoor stops.
summer
Light rain jacket
A compact rain jacket can keep you dry during occasional autumn showers.
fall