The Munster is an enormous cathedral that took over 300 years to build from 1200 to 1530. It has a 750 year old three ton bell and 71 gargoyles. The exterior is spectacular with the lace work on the spire and the interior has beautiful stained glass windows. The location is just wonderful with historic buildings, shops, restaurants, wine bars, and an open market where a variety of items are sold ~ fresh produce, cheese, cooked sausages, tofu, fries, wooden artisan goods, ceramics, flowers, toys, etc....A MUST SEE!!!

The Frieberg cathedral is a beautiful example of gothic architecture in the center of old town. It has stood for centuries and was the only buildings left standing after the allied bombings of WWII. A must see if you’re in the area!!

Stunning cathedral, HUGE, right in the town square. We went on a Saturday and there was a full market going on -- people selling food, crafts, meats, fruits. Festive...really special place.

I don't understand German very well


 but, The toilets in this place are made of wood.... in 2024 ! wtf .... they really don't care about tourists!
 Moreover they are very cramped. There's a small wooden grille between them at eye level when you're seated, which eliminates any privacy. And the cherry on the cake is... No toilet paper! 
And when you get out of the toilet, the priest shoutings at you in German in a very aggressive and totally gratuitous way.... I guess you had to pay. A real tourist trap!