Germany · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
54 reviewed
Pick from this list and the day looks after itself. 15 self-guided tours, each one with its price, what the people who went made of it, and the thing to check before you pay.
Self-guided BVB Signal Iduna Park walk with QR codes, players tunnel, dugout seating, and South Stand Yellow Wall views.
“That was such a nice experience and if am being honest very much affordable compared to Barcelona museum tour.”
Solar-powered sunset catamaran on Berlin’s Spree. Small 36-passenger ride, audio guides in many languages, skyline views, calm and eco-minded.
“Beautiful sunset cruise. The meeting was a bit hard to find on foot. More detailed directions for walking from the s-bang would have helped.”
Timed Neuschwanstein entry in Füssen with a live guide, audio headsets in many languages, and smart tips to plan your photos.
“Because there were a lot of people on our group, we couldn’t always see what was being spoken about without having to wait a little after people starting moving on. The courtyard area where we waited was a little dull. Everything else was very good. We loved the views and we shared apple pie in the cafe. 🌷”
Timed Neuschwanstein Castle entry with an audio guide and Füssen ticket pickup. Romanesque Revival palace views, plus smart logistics tips.
“The area is beautiful surrounding the castle. Views are incredible. There are no elevators so make sure you are in some kind of shape or just take your time. You will be assigned a time make sure you are in the courtyard at least 5 minutes prior. They are very efficient!! The audio works like a cell phone just hold it up to your ear. Very informative but you really don’t have any opportunity to ask questions. So do your home work before you go. It truly is a fairy tale castle.”
Self-guided scavenger hunt through Hamburg Port, from Speicherstadt to museum ships. 8 puzzle envelopes, 150 minutes, family fun.
Solve Dresden riddles at your pace on a self-guided walk hitting Semperoper, Frauenkirche, Residenzschloss, and Zwinger for about $41 per group.
Take a 1-hour Spree panoramic boat cruise through Berlin’s center and government district, with English and German audio.
“The boat has a cristal roof that did not allow to see the city very well”
Self-guided 2-hour Berlin scavenger hunt from Alexanderplatz to Potsdamer Platz, solving riddles at top sights for families.
A German-only puzzle walk through Düsseldorf with mailed envelopes. Start at Hauptbahnhof, then hit Königsallee, town hall, Rhine, and Medienhafen.
“Teilweise veraltet. Empfohlene Bäckerei gab es nicht mehr. Nicht so spannend, wie wir es uns erhofft hatten.”
Self-guided Leipzig city centre scavenger hunt with 11 German riddle envelopes, major sights, and flexible pacing for up to 10.
Solve riddles in Weimar on a self-guided walk, starting at the Bauhaus Museum and ending by the Ilm castle park.
“Wir waren 16 Personen, davon 5 Kinder, die alle Spaß hatten, auf diese Art und Weise Weimar zu entdecken. Regen und Kälte hätte es jedoch nicht geben dürfen!! Da wäre es wohl günstiger gewesen, für die Tour mit so einer großen Gruppe nicht nur eine Box mit den Aufgaben zu erhalten. (Bezahlt war ja für 2 Gruppen.) Die Gefahr, dass die Gruppe sich dann etwas verliert, zumal aufgrund angekündigter Demonstrationen sehr viel Polizei unterwegs war, ist einfach zu groß! Ansonsten ist diese "Schnitzeljagd" zu empfehlen, da sie in erster Linie für die Kinder veranstaltet wurde!Read more”
A self-guided Leipzig scavenger hunt for families, starting at the train station and leading to key sights like Thomaskirche and Augustusplatz.
“Man konnte super seine eigene Zeit wählen und zwischendurch auch mal schnökern”
Self-guided Munich scavenger hunt for kids starting at Stachus. Solve riddles at your pace and see Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt.
Self-guided Berlin scavenger hunt starting at Alexanderplatz, solving numbered riddles at major sights like the Brandenburg Gate and TV Tower.
“We really loved the concept of the activity! We got to visit famous landmarks and learned a bit of history. We personally did not manage to finish in 5 hours.”
Self-guided Cologne scavenger hunt with a mailed envelope box, riddle-led route past the Cathedral, Heinzelmännchen fountain, and Rhine views.
