We arrived in Freiburg. This is the sister city of Matsuyama and I knew only the name. I wondered what the city was like. The first picture was taken when we'd just gotten out of the train. Our train was to start for Interlaken at 11:01 here. The board said that the next station was Basel Bad Bf, where we would visit later. Our hotel in this city was the InterCity Hotel in the picture, which was located next to the station and was very convenient for us. There was no exit of the station and we directly headed for the hotel. We gradually got used to the German station. It was earlier than check-in time, so we asked them to keep our luggage and went out for a walk. At that time, a hotel woman handed a small business card-size certification to us. We seemed to be exempt from transportation fee with it in the city. I thought it was very lucky to be free from the complexity of paying with strange coins, but I didn't see any person pay the fee in the tram. I didn't know why people were allowed not to pay it. It might be one of the welfare policies. Anyway, we went to the tourist information at first and got a advice to see the whole city from the hill.
(Vocabulary)
exempt [形] 免除された
[＋exempt from]
Children are exempt from dental charges. 子供は歯の治療代を免除されている．
complexity [U] 複雑さ
[＋complexity of]
the growing complexity of HIV treatments ますます複雑になるHIVの治療法
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