Top Germany Walking Tours - page 7

Explore Nuremberg’s World War II history on this private half-day tour with a dedicated driver-guide and round-trip transport from your hotel. Visit key historical sites, including the Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Zeppelinfeld, and the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, where Courtroom 600 became infamous. Please note that admission to the Palace of Justice is not included

Most travelers think they’ve seen Frankfurt after visiting Römer Square or taking a quick walk along the river, but what if I told you there’s so much more waiting beyond the main streets? Without a guide, it’s easy to miss hidden alleys, local stories, and authentic flavors that make the city truly come alive. The Walking Tour in Frankfurt lets you explore both the iconic sights and secret spots only locals know. Your guide will share fascinating stories, insider tips, and little-known corners, helping you experience the city beyond its surface and avoid the tourist traps. Your guide adapts the tour to your interests and pace, making every moment count. Even in a short visit, you’ll leave with real memories, hidden gems, and a genuine connection to Frankfurt that stays with you long after your walk.

The tour language needs to be selected separately, it doesn't equal the language of the homepage!! Cologne is best explored through the eyes of locals. Much of what makes this city special can't be found wandering alone. This tour reveals what makes Cologne the most beloved city in Germany. Experience the Kölner Gefühl—the Cologne Feeling—that makes this city unique. From love for the Cathedral, beer, and Karneval, to tragic pasts and construction issues, discover the true essence of Cologne. Starting outside the Old Town, we'll show you both the proud, popular side and the hidden, sometimes overlooked aspects of local life. Beyond the main stops, explore all facets of Cologne. By the end, you'll understand this quirky city better, loving it for what it is and appreciating its history. Join us and fall in love with Kölle for yourself.

Travel back to 1970s Berlin — a time when the city was split in two and West Berlin was “cut off from its world, art and culture, dying with no hope of retribution” — on this 3-hour tour. Together with a specialist guide, you’ll navigate the city on foot and by public transport, in search of the Berlin that inspired David Bowie’s seminal Berlin Trilogy. See Hansa Studios, where ‘Heroes’ and ‘Low’ were recorded, as well as 155 Hauptstrasse, once home to Bowie and Iggy Pop. You’ll also visit Potsdamer Platz, Zoo Station, Neues Ufer Café, and other culturally significant sites.

Spend a few hours exploring Jewish Berlin with a guide who is also a scholar of Jewish studies. Learn about the long history of the Jews in Berlin, particularly in the last century. Learn about the struggles of the Jews during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Then head to the great New Synagogue, built in 1866, before heading to the sobering Holocaust Memorial featuring 2,711 concrete slabs.

Discover the history of Munich through its glorious dead on this guided small-group tour of the Alter Sudfriedhof (Old South Cemetery). Dating back to 1563, the Alter Sudfriedhof is the final resting place of some of the city's most prominent historical figures. As you take in its serene ambience, you'll unearth stories of the lives (and deaths) of the people who helped to shape modern-day Munich, as well as tales of the macabre including: the Plague, torture and execution, political revolts, WWII, tragic accidents, and more. Yes, we even have a few ghost stories to share along the way as well. After your visit to the land of the dead, celebrate life and live deliciously with a stroll through the trendy Glockenbachviertel neighbourhood. Pass by lively cafes and boutiques before visiting the city's best chocolate shop where you will indulge is a hot drinking chocolate of the gods. This tour begins and ends at Munich's 14th century gate, Sendlinger Tor.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a fairytale town on the Romantic Road. Make the most of your time in this charming setting by going on a private walking tour. Opting for a private tour means direct access to your guide for questions along the way, and the possibility to customize your experience. Visit Rothenburg’s top sights including the Medieval Crime Museum, Flat Square, The Town Walls, Rothenburg Town Hall, and the Church of St. James.

Delve into Berlin's tumultuous contemporary history on our "Berlin: Third Reich & Cold War Walking Tour." Led by an expert guide, this tour takes you on a journey through the city's iconic Third Reich and Cold War sights. Explore landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Soviet War Memorial, and gain insights into Berlin's role in these historic periods. From the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe to the site of Hitler’s Bunker, this tour offers a comprehensive look at Berlin's complex past.

Sometimes following around a tour group can be tiring, especially if you want to take a break—but with this tour, enjoy the freedom of exploring Aachen independently at your own pace. Instead of listening to commentary, discover the city in a much more exciting and interactive way. Complete search assignments and answer questions to progress around the city and see its highlights—such as Aachen Cathedral, the Markt, and the Granusturm.

Revisit some of the darkest chapters in Berlin’s history—and hear the stories of the brave men and women who resisted the Nazis—on this small-group, half-day walking tour. Meet your guide in the morning in central Berlin, and venture to many key city landmarks. As you go, hear moving stories of those who fought against fascism, learn about Berlin’s Jewish community and heritage, and remember those who lost their lives.

Maximize your time in one of Munich’s most popular attractions on a private half-day tour that lets you explore Nymphenburg Palace at your own pace. Delve deeper into the history, art, and architecture of what's hailed as one of Europe's most beautiful palaces on a tour that covers highlights such as the baroque interiors and gardens, home to pleasure palaces and an 18th-century swimming pool. Plus, you can tailor your tour according to the aspects that interest you most.

It's easy to get lost in the crowd on a group tour of Berlin—and with so many sights to see—travelers get a better experience with a private tour. On this Berlin city tour, complete with your own private guide, travelers can uncover the city's main attractions and landmarks. Visit the top sights, including the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Museum Island, and the Holocaust Memorial. And to make the tour complete, visit the remains of the famous Berlin Wall.

Uncover Berlin’s Jewish heritage and culture on this private, 4-hour walking tour. Explore the city’s Jewish quarter with your very own guide, and gain insight into the history of Berlin’s Jewish community, from the 17th century right through to today. Visit key landmarks like the Old Jewish Cemetery, the New Synagogue and Otto Weidt Museum. See, too, the Missing House and Hackesche Höfe and learn about those who once lived there.

Explore Berlin’s craft beer scene on this guided tour. Sample several craft beers throughout the tour at a local brewery and craft beer bars. Learn about the brewing process and the rise of craft beer in Germany, plus enjoy a hot snack. Learn about the rich history of beer within the country to prepare you for the rest of your trip. Vegan, vegetarian, and alcohol-free options are available with 48-hour notice.

Embark on a captivating walking tour of Frankfurt's highlights and hidden gems with a knowledgeable guide. Explore the city's rich history and iconic landmarks, including the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew, the Old Opera House, and the European Bank district. Discover lesser-known spots like the Roemerberg and the Iron Bridge, and gain insights into the city's culture, architecture, and culinary delights. This tour offers a personalized experience, allowing you to delve deeper into Frankfurt's past and present.

Leave the stress of organizing to someone else on this guided group tour around Munich Residenz Museum. Renowned for its architecture and ornate interiors, follow a local guide who will highlight the key areas and provide fascinating insights into Bavarian royalty as you explore over 100 grand rooms. There will be plenty of time for questions and a snoop in the gift shop at the end.

Embark on a culinary journey through East Berlin's lively Friedrichshain , and visit a section of the Berlin Wall's mural art gallery. Skip the need to browse through restaurant reviews and gain insider tips from a local instead. The tour introduces you to a diverse range of flavors from traditional currywurst to Vietnamese tacos, Syrian mezze, and doner kebabs, which helps you experience the culinary richness of Friedrichshain.

Eliminate the guesswork of choosing which beers to try in Berlin and go on this guided craft beer tour instead. As well as discovering favorite local microbreweries and brewpubs, the tour includes beer tastings, so there’s no need to stop and pay. Samples you can try include classic German lagers, experimental brews, and also delicious snacks to accompany them.

This is a great overview tour through the city of Berlin for everyone who would like to learn a lot of details and background information, as well as experience the atmosphere of the city. This informative and entertaining city tour takes you to the famous sights and boulevards of Berlin, such as the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Holocaust Memorial or remnants of the Berlin Wall. We sometimes use public transport - usually double-decker buses - to get from one interesting city district to the next. Your personal local guide will be happy to accomodate any wishes you may have. Let Berlin inspire you!

Pair up with a Hamburg local for a private walking tour that’s a new concept in travel. Exploring with a Lokafyer guide is like having a friend show you around, complete with tips and recommendations based on local know-how. Before meeting up for the private walking tour, you’ll talk or chat with the guide and customize the plan to your interests, from neighborhood life to historic landmarks.

Discover the historic port of Kiel at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour via smartphone. Begin, pause, and stop this audio tour at your leisure and maximize time in Kiel with this walking tour. See top landmarks including monuments, gardens, and the local aquarium all while hearing stories about Kiel’s history and culture. Learn about Kiel without joining a tour group through this smartphone app.

Acknowledge Germany’s sobering history on a tour of Dachau Concentration Camp. During your tour, gain insight into the Third Reich’s regime and brutality, as well as the 42,000 people who lost their lives within its bounds. Booking a private tour ensures you can process and pay respects in solitude, as well as ask questions at any point.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of Germany’s best-preserved historic towns. A must-visit along the Romantic Road, Rothenburg ob der Tauber—meaning “above the Tauber River”—is often hailed as the quintessential German fairy tale town. With its enchanting atmosphere, it feels like stepping into a medieval storybook. Admire the 50-meter Town Hall Tower and uncover the intriguing tales behind it. Walk through Plönlein, the town’s postcard-perfect half-timbered landmark. This triangular square, immortalized in pop culture and history, leaves a lasting impression on all who visit. Explore the Church of St. James, home to the breathtaking Holy Blood Altar by Tilman Riemenschneider, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. Strolling through the town’s cobbled streets and 14th-century defensive walls, you’ll understand why Rothenburg is an unforgettable destination that captures the heart of every traveler.

Learn the history behind the Cold War while you sightsee on this walking tour of East Berlin. Led by a guide, explore the Cold War capital of spies, secret police, and exciting escapes. Visit the Berlin Wall memorial, see the Stasi headquarters, and stand at the place where the Wall fell in 1989. Gain a deeper understanding of this period of Berlin history than you would by exploring independently.