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On request Fribourg Tourism organize guided tours of the cathedral.
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The Madeleine Hermitage in Räsch near Düdingen is carved into the cliffs above Lake Schiffenen. It consists of different rooms measuring 120 metre in total.
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The "Basse-Ville" is the name given to the historic old town of Fribourg, with its many churches, convents, bridges and fountains. It is also the birth place of "Bolze", a popular culture and language.
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Everyone in Fribourg knows the funicular as it is one of the town's curiosities. The line was opened in 1899 and links the town centre to the Basse-Ville (the lower area of the town).
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A visit to the castle is a journey across eight centuries of architecture, history and culture. The castle was the residence of the counts of Gruyères.
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Lake la Gruyère is one of the prettiest artificial lakes in Switzerland.
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Terrace with panoramic view over La Gruyère region and Georama: the adventure of the universe, earth and life.
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An hour-long excursion on a barge to discover La Gruyère lake. Admire the cliffs of Rossens and venture onto dry land to visit Ogoz island with its ruins and restored chapel.
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This fortified village, called an oppidum, dates from the Celtic period, about 124 BC.
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The Rotary bridge provides for cyclists, pedestrians, roller skaters and people in wheel chairs a means of crossing the Broye canal which joins Lake Murten to Lake Neuchatel.
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The Lamberta caves are man-made tunnels excavated in sandstone.
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A funicular and cable-car take you to the top of the Moléson (altitude 2'002 m), where the world's most powerful binoculars reveal an impressive panorama.
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A walk through Murten’s old town.
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