AUDIO TOURS · SMARTPHONE AUDIO TOURS IN GERMANY
The 9 best smartphone audio tours in Germany you can book right now, with the price one person pays, how long the audio runs and whether the entry ticket comes with it. Number one is first for a reason.
Explore Trier’s Roman landmarks, cathedral, Hauptmarkt, and Karl Marx House with a flexible GPS audio walk in seven languages.
“Great tour of Trier with good explanation and explanation of the sights. Nice to do at your own pace.Auto-translated”
Review of Munich’s self-guided GPS audio tour, covering historic sights, app features, value, route, practical tips, and who should book.
“Very easy to follow and great information. We did this our first evening and it was a great way to get to know the area.”
Explore Berlin’s major landmarks with a flexible smartphone audio guide, offline map, and 24 stories for just $6.61.
“I booked two adults the night before we were planning on using it, and I wasn't sure how to get it set up on my partner's phone. I sent an email to [email protected] late at night but got a helpful response straight away! It might be helpful to others to mention the support address somewhere on the tour description, as I only found that address by seeing it in a response to a previous review.”
Explore Düsseldorf on foot with a GPS audio guide covering 28 stories, the Rhine promenade, Königsallee, St. Lambertus, and Hofgarten.
“Take a screenshot of the tour before you start…..the recommended route disappeared so didn’t know which route to follow. The device would sometimes alert me when i was in range for a sound clip and sometimes not. The information provided was mediocre at best. I would’ve much preferred a city walking tour highlighting the city and not just little antidotes about quirky little things”
Review of Koblenz’s $8.87 GPS audio walk, covering 33 stops, key sights, practical tips, value, and who should book it.
“Interesting tour with all the essential stops. Content sufficient. Locations and Eugenposition not always quite accurate, but sufficient to orient yourself.Auto-translated”
Review of Cologne’s $8.69 self-guided audio walk, covering 29 stops, the Cathedral, Old Town, GPS directions, languages, and practical tips.
“Super application qui permet de connaître Cologne à son rythme et en parfaite autonomie. L'emploi est très simple et les explications données au fil de la visite sont précises”
Explore Nuremberg at your own pace with a smartphone audio tour covering medieval sights, Dürer, city walls, museums, and the Pegnitz.
“It was very interesting and entertaining. I liked what I saw. I would have liked a bit more information on how to get to the next station. Sometimes I got lost.”
Explore Berlin Botanical Garden with an entry ticket and offline audio tour covering tropical greenhouses, plant stories, and garden history.
“The gardens are absolutely stunning and a magical place to explore, even in the winter! The tour was not in order but that’s ok! I just played what I needed when I was there.”
Explore Heidelberg by phone with GPS audio in seven languages, covering the castle, Old Bridge, Karlstor, and Studentenkarzer.
“Que no tienes a quien acudir para solucionar un problema, lo intentamos en numerosas ocasiones y fue imposible”
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