Top Heidelberg Car Tours

PLEASE NOTE: This is a self-guided audio tour Get outside and explore the beauty of Heidelberg’s Old Town ("Altstadt") during this self-guided audio tour. Opting for a self-guided tour means you can pick the start time and plan the tour according to your schedule. Along the way, listen to recorded commentary by a Heidelberg local and learn more about the city's history, catastrophic floods, giant pretzels, and famous landmarks—such as the Church of the Holy Ghost.

Go beyond the guidebook and learn about Heidelberg’s history and highlights on this private guided tour. Save you time walking between dispersed sites with included transportation. Enjoy taking in key landmarks, including Heidelberg Castle, the Old Town, and Heidelberg University, while your guide shares stories about the city's rich heritage.

About 2h 45min from Frankfurt we will cross the German border into Alsace for a grape day out along the Alsace wine route. Alsace is a charming and humbling wine region loaded with history and its own unique cooler climate wine and rustic cuisine. The wine route passes through charming, quaint -fairytale, fortified villages and rolling vineyards set against a back drop of the Vosges mountains speckled with castle ruins. 'Trust me' to take you beyond the busier, tourist packed cities of Strasbourg and Colmar on a grape escape to discover some of the smaller, charming medieval villages like Kaysersberg, Riquewihr, Obernai, or Barr visiting 2-3 independent wineries for more personal wine tastings. We will also stop for lunch a local brasserie cooking regional delights like Charcuterie and Tarte Flammbe. Visiting Strasbourg & Colmar possible on request...They are busier cities, take more time out of the day. Recommended as part of an overnight trip... Message me for a custom tour.

Find hidden gems on this guided walking tour of Old Town Heidelberg and its castle. Traveling with a guide allows you to visit some spots that independent travelers may miss while listening to engaging commentary on the city's architecture, art, and culinary scene. Stroll down the streets of the Old Town to see history with your own eyes, then step in to the castle to visit the castle garden, the courtyard, and the wine cellar.