Escape Game Freiberg

Freiberg, a historic town in Saxony, is known for its long mining tradition, the well-preserved old town and the renowned Freiberg Mining Academy Technical University. The city is often referred to as a “silver city” because it gained wealth through silver mining in the Middle Ages and played an important role in Saxon mining. This history still shapes Freiberg today and can be experienced in numerous historic buildings and museums. The old town of Freiberg impresses with its medieval charm, well-preserved buildings and picturesque squares. A particularly outstanding landmark is St. Mary's Cathedral, known for its “Golden Gate” and the impressive tulip pulpit. The Obermarkt, surrounded by historic buildings and the town hall, is the center of the city and a popular meeting place for residents and visitors. Freudenstein Castle, another important building, houses the “terra mineralia”, one of the world's largest and most beautiful mineral collections, which shows treasures from all continents and fascinates scientists and visitors. The City and Mining Museum provides deep insights into the history of silver mining and urban development. The Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg is one of the oldest mining universities in the world and has an excellent reputation internationally. The university and its research contribute significantly to the cultural and scientific atmosphere of the city and attract students and scientists from all over the world. With its location on the Ore Mountains, Freiberg is also an ideal starting point for nature and hiking enthusiasts. The surrounding area offers beautiful landscapes and numerous hiking trails invite you to explore the mountainous landscape. Freiberg combines tradition, science and nature in a special way and is an attractive destination for anyone who wants to experience the history, mining culture and beauty of Saxony.