Austria · AUDIO TOURS
Good audio-guided tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Step inside Mozart’s only preserved Vienna apartment, hear his story in 13 languages, and compare the Mozarthaus with Haus der Musik.
“We enjoyed our time visiting Mozarthaus in Vienna. It was not a very large Museum, however,it was very interesting and informative. It was also nice to know exactly where and how Mozart lived in the beautiful City of Vienna.”
Explore Vienna’s New Hofburg with an audio guide, Imperial Armoury, Mozart’s fortepiano, historic instruments, and Habsburg stories.
“The place is amazing, but what I loved was the option of Czech language in the audio guide. My mom would struggle with English so I was very pleased. The palace is wonderful, the expositions of armor, guns and musical instruments were okay, but nothing too special, however the audio guide is telling a comprehensive story of the Habsburg family it’s history and traditions and that I loved. So while you’re looking at the expositions of armors you’re listening to tales and facts about the whole family.”
Explore Salzburg Cathedral with a flexible entry ticket, optional English or German audio guide, music samples, and a child-friendly tour.
