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this can happen if you want to travel in a sustainable way. for example, in fryeburg, a city that likes to claim to be a leader in ecology and sustainability in germany. well, let me start from the beginning, the 3 and that takes me straight. here, fryeburg, me traveling, and filming in a sustainable way. that's what we're trying to do on check it. this time, we're paying special attention to our energy consumption. for example, taking the train instead of traveling by plane. it takes longer, but it also means we get to see more of the countryside. me. i'm on my way from light switch to fryeburg city and the extreme south west of germany is considered to be particularly eco friendly. fryeburg is also called the green. well, what does that actually mean and what are the consequences for me as

a traveler? that's exactly what i would like to find out today. i also coming up what makes me a private, a popular vacation destination and meet a local, a brazilian check in your shows as a homeless teams equal sioux falls as or email the week takes us on a road trip through pedagogy in the in of course here in fryeburg, i want to be eco friendly to in addition to public transportation, there is a good network of bikes across the city. check in editor,

and our camera woman is a bit boring bikes to kids. we don't rent a car. we have big on fuel. ah, bicycles traffic in fiber has priority over cars. that has a long tradition here, but cyclists also have to be considerate because pedestrians have the right of way in this story goes to the center. before i find out more about fryeburg sustainability concept, i'd like to give you a brief overview of what's important here before corona virus and travel restrictions transport. welcome to some 3000000 tourists. each year they strolled along the bachelor, these narrow gutters and marvelled at the minster. try 4 lives at the edge of the black forest. you can get view of it from the back or the castle hill.

due to a graphical location in the upper mine, rich valley is often much warmer and fry board than in other parts of germany. deals town is dominated by the famous landmark, the minster, well known art historian jacobo, part one called it's 116 liter, tall gothic tower, the most beautiful spire on earth. another eye catching building here is the historical merchant dating from 15. 32. it's striking red facade, future sculptures of hotspot rulers, fryeburg, museum of municipal history is also located here 523-0000 peoples live in fryeburg, including some 30000 students. the cities university may be among germany's oldest

brit, both one of the most modern libraries. although not every one is a fan of its glass, the sod is undisputed that the building consumes less than half the energy its predecessor debt. when it comes to ecology, fryeburg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st tilio trope powered by solar panels. the structure rotates to follow the sun. in 1994, it became the world's 1st plus energy house, generating more power than it uses. fryeburg is also known for its robot quarter built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base is partially car, free, and home to energy saving buildings is the fibers leader example of ecological architecture is its new city hall. thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it . one the german sustainability award in 20

the i get the little city tour from he could paste it. she 1st lead me to the square in front of fryeburg historic town hall. here as everywhere across the city, you can find a narrow brook. what's going on. i noticed this little tripping hazard in the city . what's it all about? southern guns, 3 speech on base. really important and i'm really the main reason these gutters were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities, have them to and it's got lots of other cities had them, but most places have filled them in because of course there hasn't, i will find it wanted to preserve its spacious system and really for, for that in the $970.00 yes, it is a chanel. this lovely building from the 16th century is called the whale house house

. it became so famous because erasmus of rotterdam lived here for 2 years. on top of the great philosopher and freethinker, constantly complained about it, the white house, i follow, you said it was so full of vermin. it was unbearable. and with the bells of saint martin's church, charming, every hour he could never concentrate. and i'll take a photo anyway. that's always the problem when you want to take a nice picture, but you're standing right in front of it. that's true. you need to move back a bit of a lean on the everyday sustainability that is almost taken for granted in fryeburg can be found on the us. here you will find many regional products from farmers in the area at the week day market. right next to the market stalls at the entrance to the men. so you could measure whether the goods were appropriate for pizza. it's the unit of measurement for a container with this conference and this time and was used to measure grain.

smart, this is the measure for wouldn't beam. that's yeah, and this was interesting. it's a full, this is a limit. you can measure yours. here was the private had really big full force. it has time for a coffee break, of course, also in sustainable style. the fair trade beans are roasted in fryeburg. i'm going to be honest. i was expecting a paper cup with a plastic lit, i've been talking to him the of course you often have to say overnight when travelling and since bad should also be sustainable on our trip to fryeburg. we stay at the green city hotel. it's one of 2 hotels in fryeburg that's known as

particularly sustainable for one. if energy comes from solar technology or standing in front of the hotel that has a sustainability content, is that still the exception or is it already the standard fryeburg pilots for years? sustainability has been the trademark hotels in fryeburg with the others. it's about many little things on this, but just like with the people, it's the some of these little things that make for understandable lifestyle. like where do the products for the breakfast buffet come from? what about the heating? where does the energy come from? how is the place cleans all these things that aren't always so visible. so together with an environmental institute, we're currently devising a label for these hotels to make it clear what each one is doing to promote sustainability. as you know, we like it when you show us the size of your home country, for example,

in the south west of brazil where all of your god wrong. p silly comes from and very you should definitely visit the waterfall. by the way, i've been there already, and i can tell you, yes, it is worth it. so in today's meet a local slot, we're going to foster he was lucky venture to go on the market for a boat trip. we're taking 2 glasses for treated to an invigorating shower at one of the well 7 natural wonders and i put in the the opening let me present a glass to national park unesco. well,

heritage was also declared, one of the 7 new owners of the world and 2011. when a par covered $195000.00 taxes and protect the remaining foreigner and flora of the atlantic forest. colorado state, it's probably the 1st week was who has some 260000 residence. its economy revolves around tourism during visitors to the cultural diversity. and natural bt use this. 6 1 is the home or even how kotob. oh my, it was built in the early 980 and it's part of the significant in our community that arrived in the region in the early 9700. we need some other things

in front of them as an hour pastry shop for those who like to enjoy middle east and treat center delicious coffee jewels because the international friendship bridge was built during the fifty's and sixty's spending around a river. it connects foster because who in brazil see that their last day in paraguay ah, from the friendship bridge we come straight hit the market, does frontier sec when you see this space is known because of the obelisk which most the junction of brazil, paraguay an argentine i mean, also where the equals, who river converges with the power on rivers avenue, gives the city its name. let's find out more about you don't watch a

lot. do i have many surprise in store for tourists, especially when it comes to the environment. it will be a, i'm here at park to solve it. the only place in the world focused on preserving atlantic grain for, let's take a closer look. ah as well as being one of brazil's main tourist destination glossy falls, this set of 275 water also marks the brazilian argentine bought out. the main thing about and teen is just over that. i do like for 2 guys who, why not come and enjoy it to see the

the next stop on my sustainable trip. fryeburg is a guided tour through the bone district. alternative, sustainable housing has been built on the site of former military barracks since the 1990 s. it took a lot of initiatives avoiding the d test functions in the buildings here were actually founded by students as an association. they organized completely on their own, the finance going themselves and still manage it themselves as of the war. now, mission residents mis balanced their own budget to see how high the rents must be in order to have enough money coming in and needs to be done for the buildings up to keep playing video. sounds interesting, so i choose how high my rent is. how many people actually pay for the whole bond instead of a bond? surely there are some in the world. the name of the

district goes back to his fringe fortress builder, who also work in fryeburg. in the 18th century football ball was strolling through vocal. i noticed that the houses are very different from one another. in addition to the converted barracks, there are many new buildings that allow a wide variety of living and working conditions. it is also noticeable that there are hardly any cars there stowed away in the parking garage. solar panels on the roof helps to generate energy directly opposite, you'll find the heart of the district largely self sufficient energy supply. other

than located scott, this is i'm a block type thermal power plant source. that's great because it produces not just heat electricity to not so it has a dual function of detox and it runs on renewable material holes in this case, which it was finally trapped. good biomass you have here and gave them with them. so there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest. and it can be used for that low caught in a noise on which shows that it really is possible to source renewable raw materials locally because to generate heat power for all households in homes built in this quarter. so it really is the local power plant cost back. why are the chickens here? yeah, that's a good question. i think they're the residents who are happier to be photograph, photo coffee, weatherbug presidents. i'm not so sure as if you log into the

fryeburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2025. that's the best young back house is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the lower end of the path, such as the showcase district a whole bomb. the sustainability shouldn't be an afterthought. and it's a matter of the basic element. that's why our job is incredibly important and taught, but we must make sure people on board and excited about the mentioned with name and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager, are you sometimes the villain? can you get on people's nerves because sustainability can mean a cut uncomfortable income for this. and that's right. on occasion, we do get on people nervous fun going to see a critical tasks of the math of it. this is what i mean this me when people consider it annoying because this is about the big picture on the average infinity,

you get a gun. so try. there has been a pioneer in germany in terms of sustainability for years. cycling solar energy, the vol district. what's next on the project in the pipeline as m, it's me figure north and you've mentioned the flagship projects i. we still have a few more in the planning of 3 years ago, fryeburg city whole reopened the world's 1st public building to meet the net plus energy as to if we also have the construction of the new se fryeburg stadium, which should be a climate and neutral operation level gosh to audio, and then there's a huge project, not planning a completely new district quit even by complex lines. it will be a fully climate, unusual course with a very innovative climate and mobility concept to me. and that's a huge undertaking that you know about it. and you will be the tip contempt of this is a quarter of another football, but even bigger and with the social for guys. because sustainability isn't just an ecological topic. in fryeburg, we still have

a way to go home and it's affordable. housing is so scarce, we must ensure something happens. we have to much thought is going into that with this new district. thank you. i would say the pandemic has given the topic of sustainability a real boost worldwide traffic is significantly reduced as are the numbers for long distance travel in general. well, if people can't travel to far away places, then at least they can travel closer to home. for example, to lake t v in the black forest, very close to fryeburg and very popular right now. the many visit his neck, t, t, z picking lies in the landscape of the black forest. visits his love to take to the woodson weather in the pedal. both a rowboat full on an electric power excursion and happy to finally

be able to ro here again. so can i live in these on the side in the sunshine? it's gloria here almost every other day, even in winter. if i don't want to go walking around the black forest any more, but you can sit around at home all the time. this is something different. a boat trip on the ttp. what could be nicer? ah, the prominent is right along the water. normally, day trip is and holiday makers from around the world thrown along. here, before the pandemic, gtc welcome to 1000000 guests each year. the locals are used to the commotion for the locals used to say the s as a coming. that was the expression they used to ask. matters not favor you might call god spied. so the local historian, his grandfather, set up a boat rental business at the lake,

111 years ago. slights asleep now comprises 90 boats, pleasure boats in good and co hola with their 1st all electric models. they've been cruising the lake since 968th. once you have fun with all the row boats, pedal boats, e motor boats and water slides, it can get pretty busy out on the water during the high season. but most people here are looking for some are in our rather than action. we're making an excursion on lake t today because it's a 45th wedding anniversary to offset hard copy already the graduation. thank you. i prefer the star thing in the 960 s tour, it began coming to like a intern. does it seem to keep please and like to design? so i'm down from around the world like a sponge. what else? we asked why,

why holiday in the black forest and not on the mediterranean. because the as much better here, feel better. any route can relax a lot more here than from i like the river air. i literally all spain. i wouldn't even go that the free week. i think really good. and today we actually wanted to go to lake garda, but that's not possible now. so he thought ok a t t says great black forest makes good atmosphere. it can. this is one of the tourist offerings in fryeburg, a long board tour. of course you can rent these 2 thing in a different way. okay. that all my other important thing is to put your weight on the front leg through this hip here you feel your way onto the board. that's fine. and i also want to look cool. i mean, we're filming, that's what it's all about in the media today. playing it. cool, that's cool. off the speaker here. it's about the feelings. once you feel it,

you can play around with it. this has to be in the for what axis of rotation don't serve. don't look who don't have fun spot. anyway, i can do is i'll just try and do you have any cool videos from your travels? well then send them to us and we will show the best one on the program. today's clip is from yvonne escobar from paraguay and he takes us on a road trip through patagonia, here to the journey is the destination. this is our weekly females, the the news

news news. news. news. news. okay. here we go. i tried the long word a little before my trip to fryeburg, but i'm actually a complete beginner. the tour from the human eyes train station to fryeburg around

15 kilometers leads through the natural landscape of the black forest. ah, ah, this is not the to the, to travel in the sustainable way. mean above all, to plan a little more time. i just love writing the bike. but that's also what traveling is about not only about reaching the destination as quickly as possible, but also the embracing the journey. he see more as you're moving for now, bringing back the bikes and taking the train home. and maybe this is the occasion right now. so we can use this break during the

pandemic to reflect on our own travel behavior. so less energy wasting and more appreciation. don't you think so? well, by the next time here on check and me ah, ah, the me. the news

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