Austria · 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.
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 Vienna’s Schlumberger cellar, learn traditional sparkling-wine making, hand-riddle bottles, and enjoy a three-wine tasting.
“We learned a lot about how to make the wine and the family history.”
Explore Salzburg Cathedral with a flexible entry ticket, optional English or German audio guide, music samples, and a child-friendly tour.
Explore Vienna independently with 16 riddles leading from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the Hofburg, City Hall, cafés, and more.
“Im Zuge von einem Betriebsausflug haben wir diese Jagd gemacht. War lustig. Wir haben für 12 Stationen 1,5 Stunden gebraucht. Ich denke in 2 Stunden kann man fertig sein.”
Follow a self-guided plague mystery through Vienna’s medieval lanes, churches, cafés, and imperial sights for about 90 minutes.
“Leuke wandeling door stukjes Wenen die we anders gemist zouden hebben. Ideaal: je kunt stoppen waar en wan eer je maar wilt om iets verder te bekijken of iets te drinken op een leuke plek”
Explore Vienna’s imperial center with a $8.40 smartphone audio tour covering 29 sights, cafés, churches, monuments, and museums at your own pace.
“Well narrated & interesting details. The digital updating map with red line & us as a blue dot were easier than expected to follow. And fun. We also appreciate the freedom to pause & look more or have a coffee. Next want to try the food tour.”
Explore Vienna’s Baroque sights with an affordable offline audio tour covering Karlskirche, Hofburg Palace, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
“Thanks for your rating! Hope to guide you again in the future! Best, Angie,”
Walk Vienna from the State Opera to St. Stephen’s Cathedral with an engaging offline audio guide, imperial stories, music, and full freedom to pause.
“This tour was good value and very informative. It was generally easy to follow although it did cut out a few times.”
Explore Vienna’s Old Town at your own pace with a low-cost booklet, clear 3-km map, 14 sights, café tips, and practical visit details.
“Very easy to follow - took us to great places in the town”
Explore Vienna through puzzles linking Freud, Mozart, Beethoven, Sisi Museum, and lesser-known streets in a flexible offline city game.
“Had a little bit of issue downloading the game but enjoyed once we got in. Nice to be able to see the sites at our own pace and my kids enjoyed finding the clues to move on to next location.”
Explore Vienna’s top sights with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt featuring riddles, audio stories, GPS navigation, and local tips.
“A great, fun and inexpensive way to see the city with awesome tidbits of history and culture! Will definitely do one again!”
Explore Innsbruck at your own pace with an English audio tour covering old town stories, photo spots, mountain views, and dessert stops.
“We found this tour really easy and self explanatory. I was given an app to download and everything was there! The only reason why I gave 1 less star is because they should let you know to take a power bank with you as the app drains your battery so had to make sure we found power along our route. Otherwise a great tour! :)”
Explore Salzburg through a Sound of Music puzzle quest, with Mirabell Gardens, the cathedral, Do-Re-Mi steps, and ten phone-based clues.
“A bit disappointing, the free Salzburg self walking guide was better. Wouldn't recommend, didn't really enjoy.”
Explore Graz on foot with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt featuring Kunsthaus, Rathaus, Glockenspielplatz, clues, questions, and photo tasks.
“Tour operator very inflexible -although individual online event no change of booking possible on the following dayAuto-translated”
