Top Austrian Alps Walking Tours - page 2

Combine an entertaining city tour of Innsbruck with a tasting of culinary delicacies and get to know the city and its inhabitants. Because what is on the plate says a lot about the country and the people who live there.

How It Works No human person for guiding (tourguide), this is self-guided audio tour. You use your own smartphone to navigate and listen. No app download is required—just click the access link in your ticket to begin instantly. This route explores the free public sights, so no entrance tickets are needed or included. See the Essentials & Best Photo Spots Discover Graz’s greatest hits and perfect photo ops in a single, action-packed walk. Your audio guide is packed with insider secrets usually reserved for real local tour guides, leading you through the historic Old Town and the stunning Renaissance Landhaus. You'll cross over to the city’s futuristic side at the floating Murinsel and bizarre Kunsthaus, before ending your journey at the iconic Clock Tower for a breathtaking view over Graz—taking it all in at your exact own pace. Tour Details * Duration: 2h walking, 40m audio * Stops: 11 * Start: Graz Burg * End: Clock Tower (Uhrturm) * Languages: EN, DE, SK, FR, ES, IT, ZH, JA, KO

If you only have limited time in Graz, get more out of your sightseeing with a local guide. In just an hour, you’ll discover the city’s curiosities and culture, learn where to go for coffee and dinner, and hear the history behind the key sights. Nice touch: Numbers are limited to just six people per group for a more intimate tour.

Visit the pretty lake town of Hallstatt with minimum fuss on a private full-day tour from Salzburg. Enjoy a flexible trip tailored to your interests and the sights you want to see. Discover impressive photo stops, learn about everyday life in the town and the wider Salzkammergut region, and relax over lunch with traditional Austrian fare (own expense). The tour is available in English and German to suit your language preference.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll enjoy an easy stroll around the gorgeous Renaissance city of Klagenfurt, best-known for its stately homes’ beautiful inner courtyards, and the dragon-shaped Lindwurm Monument, where our walk begins. On this walking tour, you’ll visit St Egyd Church’s tower, from where its keeper guarded the city. We’ll browse the wares of the daily Benediktiner Market, where you’ll find Carinthian delicacies and tasty treats from neighbouring Italy and Slovenia. You’ll meet the fish seller who turned to stone, and uncover the legends behind the Lindwurm and the Wörtherseemandl. You'll learn about colourful characters like Bernhard of Spanheim, the city’s founder, Emperor Maria Theresia, the mother of Austria, and famous Klagenfurt artist, Kiki Kogelnik. Take this GPS-guided walking tour for a fascinating dive into what the capital of Carinthia has to offer.

Step into the world of Sherlock Holmes and solve a mysterious case during the Sherlock Holmes City Game - a self-guided adventure full of puzzles, plot twists, and hidden clues. This City Game is all about story-driven gameplay and immersive mystery solving, it pulls you into a captivating story that you solve together, making it a unique way to connect, play, and create memories with your group. Perfect for friends, families, colleagues or solo players who enjoy a challenge and love detective games. Whether you play solo or in teams, it's a flexible and fun experience that turns the city into your crime-solving playground. After booking, check your email for clear instructions, download the Loquiz app, and dive straight into your detective mission.

Mozart’s hometown of Salzburg is a cultural gem with a multitude of places of interest to discover in one day. Stroll through the charming historic streets, explore Mirabell Castle and admire the majestic Hohensalzburg Fortress. Don’t miss Mozart’s Birthplace and the Mirabell Gardens, perfect for a relaxing break. This tour immerses you in the rich history of Salzburg, while allowing you to enjoy the authenticity of this UNESCO World Heritage city. - Walking tour of 4.3 km, duration of about 1h45 - Explore 24 iconic sites, including St. Rupert's Cathedral and St. Peter's Abbey - Discover Mozart's cultural heritage and the beauty of the surrounding landscapes - Ideal for history and classical music lovers

In the winter, Salzburg, renowned for Mozart and the Sound of Music, becomes a global attraction with the takeover of several stunning Christmas Markets. One of the oldest Advent markets globally, the Salzburg Christkindlmarkt, situated at the Dom and Residenzplatz, stands out as a genuinely unique event. Nestled in the heart of Salzburg's Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the market boasts traditional stands and a rich history, making it a must-visit. Explore the Salzburger Christkindlmarkt, a charming Christmas market with a history dating back centuries, spanning Domplatz and Residenzplatz. Immerse yourself in the festive ambience as you peruse a variety of delightful products, decorations, and Christmas market delicacies. Discover the Stern Advent, another enchanting Salzburg Christmas Market tucked between Getreidegasse and Griesgasse. This market not only offers handmade arts and crafts but also features a living Nativity scene, adding a touch of tradition to the festive.

Gateway to the Alps, Innsbruck is considered among Austria’s must-see cities—but exploring independently means missing the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. On this tour, begin with pickup at your hotel and explore Innsbruck with your guide to lead the way. Hear the secrets behind top attractions such as the Golden Roof, and the Hofburg, explore the medieval Old Town, and admire spectacular views over the distant alpine peaks.

If you want to visit Hallstatt without the hassle of public transportation, opt for this half-day trip from Salzburg instead. Simply relax on the journey through the alpine Salzkammergut region, then enjoy free time in Hallstatt. How you spend it is up to you; stroll past Lake Hallstatt, visit the Bone House (entry extra), or snap photos from viewing platforms. Just note: The Skywalk is closed until summer 2026.

See the best of Innsbruck—the Tyrol region’s beautiful capital—on this informative sightseeing tour. Following pickup at your Innsbruck hotel, explore the pretty streets and parks with your guide to lead the way. Hear the hidden stories behind top attractions such as The Hofburg, the 16th-century Hofkirche, and the medieval Old Town, and admire spectacular views over the Austrian Alps from your vantage point atop the Nordkette peak.

Take an express walking tour of Innsbruck with a private guide, and make the most of your time in the city. Perfect for time-crunched travelers, this 90-minute tour is led by a guide local to the Tyrol region, who gives the lowdown on all that you can see and do in the city.

Make the most of your time in Graz, and get to know its old town streets and monuments with a local guide. Bookable for your own personal group of family, friends, or co-workers, this private walking tour puts the spotlight on Graz’ historic monuments and tucked-away treasures on a carefully planned route. Just choose the duration and itinerary that you prefer when you book.

Explore old Salzburg on foot on this small-group introductory tour with an historian guide. Stroll the medieval Getreidegasse, admire baroque squares, and see highlights including St. Peter’s Abbey and the Festival Halls. Pass Mozart’s birthplace as you hear about the composer’s childhood here, and learn about the von Trapp family, whose World War II story was immortalized in ‘The Sound of Music.’ Choose a tour that departs in the morning or afternoon to suit you.

If you’re short on time in Salzburg, make sure you check off the city’s historic sights with this express walking tour. Alongside a guide from Salzburg, you’ll walk the old town streets from the Getreidegasse, while hearing about the city culture from a local’s perspective. Highlights of the route include Salzburg Cathedral and the Linzer Gasse.

Take a tour of Salzburg with a private guide, and learn about the alpine town from its Benedictine abbeys to the von Trapps. On a 3-hour walking tour, you’ll explore Salzburg Old Town, admire medieval and Baroque architecture, and stand before Mozart’s Birthplace. See St. Peter’s Abbey, and hear tales about the 'Sound of Music,' which was filmed in the city.

If you’re a fan of puzzles and musical history, take your next adventure to the streets of Salzburg with this Mozart-focused city game, downloadable to your cellphone. You’ll play the role of a wannabe pianist, solving the mystery of Mozart’s lost opera. Hunt for clues on an escape room-style route around town, and discover Salzburg’s sights and history along the way.

Make your “Sound of Music” dreams come true with this 1.5-hour walking tour of Salzburg, led by a local guide. Themed around the popular film, the experience visits all the classic filming locations and combines behind-the-scenes stories with Salzburg history, too. Even better: The tour is capped at just six people per group for a less rushed and more intimate experience.

Get more out of a trip to the Swarovski Crystal World in Wattens, and explore the museum with a private guide who has experience working for the Swarovski brand. You’ll get insider stories about the company history, and check out the highlights of the sites such as the Crystal Garden and Swarovski Turm. Extra bonus: you'll even have time to sample food and wine from the Swarovski-owned vineyards, too.

Get to know Graz the best way, with a licensed guide just for your personal group. You’ll skip the crowds and the rush of a standard group tour, and explore the city at a pace that works best for you. Check off landmarks like the Graz Museum and the Schlossberg, and hear the historical details behind sites such as Graz Cathedral as you walk.

Long walk in a private atmosphere, relaxed, needs-oriented and entertaining. With insights into almost every corner of the city and a small thematic snack as a surprise along the way. We discover the unique coat of arms halls in the country house, the oldest legal monument in Carinthia, the beautiful stucco decoration in the interior of the cathedral church or the town parish church with paintings by artist Ernst Fuchs. Plus the most famous legends of Lindwurm or Wörtherseemandl and interesting stories about personalities who once lived here. There are also practical tips for the rest of your stay and a small thematic snack as a surprise along the way.

Join our tour and follow our guides while listening to the stories and legends of Tyrol’s capital. In this 1.5 hours tour you have the chance to discover the sights of Innsbruck and enjoy an interesting and varied tour through the beautiful old town. You will discover all historic sights including The Golden Roof, the Hofkirche, traditional inns, the Imperial Palace and the lively Maria – Theresia Street with the impressive arch of triumph. You will learn about: The history of the city Emperor Maximilian I Maria Teresa History and culture of music and architecture Religious and political background Cultural scene of the city Winter Olympics

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. You begin your walk where river air meets mountain chill. The Inn sparkles beside Marktplatz as your guide unfolds the city’s story. The Golden Roof glints above narrow lanes like a crown of fire. Each cobblestone in the Altstadt holds centuries of trade, faith, and empire. The scent of roasted nuts mingles with the mountain wind along Maria-Theresien-Strasse. You step inside the Imperial Palace where quiet halls recall royal footsteps. At Hofkirche and Domplatz, soft echoes rise beneath vaulted stone. Your walk ends beneath trees in Hofgarten where leaves whisper of time’s slow rhythm. Every turn reveals another layer of Innsbruck’s living past. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

This private tour allows visitors to Innsbruck a chance to get a close-up look at the stunning Bergisel Ski Jump. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the impressive hilltop tower offers incredible 360-degree views of the Tyrolean landscape as well as an informative history of ski jumping. Led by an art historian guide, you’ll learn all about the design of this stunning piece of Olympic history.