GERMANY · SELF-GUIDED AUDIO TOURS IN GERMANY
The good self-guided audio tours in Germany give up their weekend slots first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Lübeck at your own pace with a self-guided audio scavenger hunt covering nine sights, riddles, local tips, and flexible timing.
“poor explanation of handling, due to which use of the booking not possible, no refund, poor service, never againAuto-translated”
Explore Freiburg at your own pace with an $8.40 app-guided scavenger hunt covering the cathedral, gates, market hall, and more.
“We had a little difficulty getting the app downloaded and ready to go, but once we did we had a lot of fun. Our group: My husband and I (50's) and niece (21). My niece was already familiar with the city as she had been there for about a month. She recognized several of the picture clues, but that didn't detract from the experience. We all enjoyed figuring out the puzzles and getting to know the city. My niece was hesitant at first about doing it, but indulged us, and ended up having a great time. She even said that she would like to read even more information about the…”
Explore Cologne’s cathedral, old town, and Chocolate Museum with a flexible self-guided puzzle walk for families and small groups.
“Nice way to learn more about Köln, especially with children. Puzzles were very/too easy, could be more challenging for more fun. Unless you are travelling with really young children (4-8?), perfect for that age.”
Explore Aachen with a flexible audio scavenger hunt featuring riddles, local stories, GPS navigation, and nine historic outdoor stops.
“Zelf een startpunt bepalen zou makkelijker zijn en dan zelf de volgorde aanpassen. Lastig te vinden waar je de antwoorden in moet voeren. Wie verwacht nou dat dat achter een hangslot staat?!”
A door, a street, a phone or a dinner table.
