Germany · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 self-guided tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Tour Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park for $10, with access to the dressing rooms, player tunnel, dugouts, and Yellow Wall.
“I was happy to be there, but the pitch was all covered with ground as all turf had been removed. I really didn’t enjoy it fully. However, I just wanted to be there since I was in town.”
Review of Berlin’s quiet solar catamaran sunset cruise, with Spree landmarks, multilingual audio guides, drinks, accessibility, and practical tips.
“Great wee sail, nice boat and staff. Very informative through hand held devices like a phone so its optional to listen to the information or enjoy the peaceful sail. We had a lovely gin from the bar onboard and they even gave us blankets when it got a bit colder, fantastic activity and would definitely do it again dont hesitate to book this trip”
Review of Neuschwanstein Castle entry ticket with audio guide, practical timing advice, transport tips, costs, and honest value assessment.
“Amazing tour. A must do. A real show stopper castle with amazing views. Well organised ticketing. Well organised handset tour. ‘Get your guide’ is basically a ticket tout selling at double normal price but if you’re struggling to get tickets in a limited time and have left it too late to get on official website then it’s worth doing as a one off. Must visit mariebrucker bridge to take photos. If you get an early tour do that first as it gets busy. I recommend a bus to the bridge. Then it’s a 10 minute walk from there. Then walk back down. If you’re visiting both castles ie Hohenschwangu you…”
Review of the Neuschwanstein Castle ticket and audio tour in Füssen, with practical advice on pickup, timing, transport, cost, and access.
“Follow directions for time of ticket entry, get there early. The experience was wonderful, beautiful castle and grounds. Buying the tickets directly from the castle is much cheaper, in our case they were sold out for the day we wanted to attend. Therefore, it was worth it to spend the extra money to have the experience.”
Explore Hamburg’s port with a self-guided children’s scavenger hunt through Speicherstadt, Magellan Terraces, museum ships, and Landungsbrücken.
Explore Dresden’s Old Town with 11 clue-filled envelopes, flexible timing, and a self-guided route past its grandest sights.
See Berlin’s government district, Museum Island, and Reichstag from a panoramic Spree boat with German and English commentary.
“Well it was ok, I bit expensive for what it really is”
Solve puzzles across Berlin from Alexanderplatz to Potsdamer Platz, with family-friendly facts, famous sights, and freedom to pause along the way.
Explore Weimar by solving riddles through its historic center, from the Bauhaus Museum to Goethe’s home, with a flexible self-guided city game.
“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”
Explore Berlin’s top sights with a flexible self-guided scavenger hunt from Alexanderplatz to Checkpoint Charlie.
“A really cool way to see everything at your own pace!”
Explore Cologne by solving 16 riddles on a self-guided walk from the Cathedral to the Rhine, with flexible timing for groups of up to 10.
Explore Hamburg’s harbor at your own pace with 16 riddles linking Speicherstadt, HafenCity, the Elbphilharmonie, and Landungsbrücken.
“Absolut zu empfehlen! Wer keine Lust hat sich anderen Gruppen anzuschließen und im eigenen Tempo mit zwischenstopps nach seinen Wünschen zu einzulegen, sollte diese Schnitzeljagd machen. Am besten das Handy nicht mit auf Tour nehmen, es könnte sonst zum schummeln verleiten. Wir haben es ohne geschafft und waren mit 3 Zwischenstopps 6 Stunden unterwegs. Wir haben viel gesehen und erfahren und können sie zu 100% empfehlen 😊”
Explore Ulm by solving 11 self-guided riddles around the Minster, old city wall, fishing quarter, town hall, and more at your own pace.
“Analog gut durchführbar. Für gemischte Gruppe sehr empfehlenswert.”
Explore Lübeck at your own pace with a $9.59 app-based scavenger hunt covering nine landmarks, riddles, audio, and local tips.
“poor explanation of handling, due to which use of the booking not possible, no refund, poor service, never againAuto-translated”
Explore Aachen’s cathedral, fountains, and medieval gates with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt for about $8.43 per person.
“A rather simple puzzle tour. The puzzles are simple, even the way does not have to be discovered, but the next destination is named directly. No story behind it, just the sights. Okay to get started.Auto-translated”
Pick a city, a river or a beer hall.
