Top Leipzig Audio Guides

Discover Leipzig’s history and its communist past the convenient way: with a self-guided audio tour, downloadable as a VoiceMap cellphone app. Offering the freedom to sightsee at your own pace, this flexible tour can be followed when you want and with your own group. You’ll learn about 1980s Leipzig when it was part of East Germany (the former German Democratic Republic), and even see the former Stasi secret police headquarters.

With this audio self-guided tour, discover the 9 must-see monuments in Leipzig's historical center. You won't get bored with a ton of dates, but you'll learn about interesting stories and anecdotes to dive deep into Leipzig's history. This tour is ideal for travelers who want to explore the city at their own pace. With this audio tour of Leipzig, you'll get the audio commentary for 9 locations: Grassi Museum, Mendelssohn Haus, Paulinum, Kroch Tower, St. Nicolas Church, Alte Börse, Marktplatz & Old City Hall, St. Thomas Church, and the New Town Hall. With this experience, you'll get access to a 40-minute-long audio commentary. Whether you are alone, or with friends or family, this audio tour will be the perfect experience for anyone who likes to discover a city freely.

Discover Leipzig your way with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour—audio and text in 7 languages, right on your phone. No app, no hassle—just press play and explore! Leipzig’s got stories to tell, and this self-guided walking tour is your backstage pass to its legendary past. Stroll through the city’s buzzing streets and explore Nikolaikirche, a church that shook up history, and Thomaskirche, where music greatness was made. Wander the stylish Mädler Passage, stand in the halls of power at the New Town Hall, and soak in the brains and brilliance of Leipzig University and the Gewandhaus. But this isn’t just a history lesson—it’s an adventure! Packed with interactive quizzes, surprising stories, and a fresh take on the past, this tour keeps things fun, engaging, and anything but boring. Whether you're a history buff, a curious traveler, or just here for the vibes, get ready to see Leipzig in a whole new way. Let’s go!

Go on a discovery tour of Leipzig. Discover the most important and famous locations of the city. Search for the city's treasures with your family or friends. Can you complete the assignments? Will you get the top score in the city? This E-scavenger hunt and online city game will give you a fantastic day in Leipzig. Play in 1 team or in small teams against each other. Decide for yourself when you start, pause and end. It's your party only and you'll get to know the city in a unique way. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. You can do this tour whenever you choose.

Dive into the autumn of 1989, when the fate of an entire nation hung by a thread. This captivating tour takes you right through Leipzig, following in the footsteps of the Monday demonstrations. Experience how a small prayer in a Gothic church became an unstoppable wave of 70,000 people. They brought down a totalitarian regime armed with nothing but candles, prayers, and the sheer courage to say: We are the people. - 2.1 km self-guided tour with 7 stations over 94 min. - Ideal for everyone interested in power, protest & public spaces and power, protest & public space Excitingly told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Suitable audio content, AI guide, and navigation via the app

Wittenberg’s cobblestones whisper stories from one of history’s most significant religious revolutions. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore the very locations where Martin Luther lived, worked, and sparked the Protestant Reformation that forever changed Western civilization. You’ll also follow in the footsteps of this rebellious monk who dared to challenge the Catholic Church, and discover the authentic charm of this UNESCO-recognized historic town. This tour starts at Wittenberg’s Market Square, from where you’ll weave through narrow medieval streets with their restored waterways, and along the route where Napoleon’s 60,000 troops once lodged. As you walk through the heart of Reformation history, you’ll hear about the everyday life of Germany in the 1500s. The tour ends at Lutherhaus, the former Augustinian monastery where he lived with his family for over 40 years, and which now houses the world’s largest museum dedicated to the Reformation.