Walking tours available in Germany.
Welcome to Berlin, the vibrant capital and largest city of Germany. Home to 3.7 million residents, Berlin is the most populous city in the European Union. It is a unique city-state, nestled within the state of Brandenburg, with Potsdam, its picturesque capital, just a short journey away. The sprawling urban area of Berlin boasts a population exceeding 4.6 million, making it the largest urban expanse in Germany. As a pivotal hub in the Berlin-Brandenburg capital region, it houses around 6.2 million people, positioning it as Germany's second-largest metropolitan area, following the Rhine-Ruhr region. This metropolis not only thrives as a cultural and historical epicenter but also ranks as the EU's fifth-largest metropolitan zone by GDP. Explore Berlin's rich tapestry of history, modernity, and innovation through a self-guided walking tour, and experience the city's dynamic spirit for yourself.
Cologne, the largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia and the fourth-most populous in Germany, boasts a vibrant metropolitan area with a rich history and dynamic culture. Situated on the western bank of the River Rhine, it serves as a key hub in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, one of the EU's most significant economic zones. Home to nearly 1.1 million residents, the city combines traditional charm with contemporary appeal. Visitors will find an array of attractions, from the majestic Cologne Cathedral to the bustling streets filled with shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks. Just 35km from Düsseldorf and 22km from Bonn, Cologne offers an ideal starting point for explorations of the region. Join us on a self-guided walking tour to discover Cologne’s unique character and historical significance.
Dortmund, a vibrant city in North Rhine-Westphalia, ranks as the third-largest city in the region and ninth in Germany. Home to 614,495 residents, it stands as the central hub of the Ruhr and Westphalia regions. Nestled between the Emscher and Ruhr rivers within the dynamic Rhine-Ruhr Metropolitan Region, Dortmund plays a pivotal role both economically and culturally. As the second-largest city in the Low German dialect area after Hamburg, it offers a rich tapestry of administrative, commercial, and cultural experiences. This bustling metropolis invites you to explore its diverse heritage and vibrant urban life through a self-guided walking tour, promising an engaging journey through its storied past and modern attractions.
Welcome to Düsseldorf, the vibrant capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, in the heart of Germany. As the second-largest city in the state and the seventh-largest in the nation, Düsseldorf is a bustling metropolis with a rich cultural and historical heritage. With a population of over 629,000 as of 2022, this lively city offers visitors a charming mix of modern architecture and traditional German charm. From the picturesque Altstadt, known as 'the longest bar in the world' with its array of pubs and breweries, to the modern architecture of the MedienHafen, Düsseldorf is a city of contrasts. Stroll along the famous Königsallee for world-class shopping or enjoy a leisurely walk by the Rhine River. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a foodie, or a history buff, Düsseldorf promises an unforgettable experience on this self-guided walking tour.
Essen, the vibrant heart of the Ruhr, stands as the second-largest city in Germany's largest urban area and is a pivotal cultural and economic hub. With a population of 574,082, it ranks as North Rhine-Westphalia's fourth-largest city and Germany's tenth. Situated in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, a key EU economic powerhouse, Essen is often dubbed the Ruhr's 'secret capital'. The Emscher and Ruhr Rivers traverse the city, creating scenic reservoirs like Lake Baldeney and Lake Kettwig. This city bridges cultural dialects, from the Westphalian in the north to the Bergish in the south. Dive into its rich heritage, explore diverse neighborhoods, and experience Essen's unique blend of history and modernity on your self-guided walking tour.
Frankfurt am Main, the most populous city in Hesse, Germany, is home to 773,068 residents as of 2022. Positioned in the Taunus foreland along the Main River, it merges seamlessly with Offenbach am Main. The urban area boasts over 2.7 million people, forming the core of the Rhine-Main metropolitan region, Germany's second-largest metro area with a population exceeding 5.8 million. This region ranks fourth in GDP within the EU. As a de facto EU capital, Frankfurt hosts the European Central Bank and a strategic business district just northwest of the EU's geographical center. Known as the largest Rhenish Franconian dialect city, it derives its name from the Franks, sharing cultural ties with Franconia and France. Embark on a self-guided walking tour to explore this vibrant city and its rich historical and economic significance.
Welcome to Hamburg, officially known as the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. As Germany's second-largest city and the seventh-largest in the European Union, it boasts a vibrant cultural scene and a rich maritime history. With a population exceeding 1.9 million, Hamburg is a bustling metropolis that offers an eclectic mix of historic charm and modern innovation. Nestled within the Hamburg Metropolitan Region, which boasts a population of over 5.1 million, the city stands as one of the most significant economic hubs in Europe. Explore its iconic harbor, picturesque canals, and architectural wonders at your own pace, discovering the unique amalgamation of tradition and contemporary life that defines this remarkable city.
Leipzig, the most populous city in Saxony, boasts a vibrant atmosphere and a population of 628,718 as of 2023, making it the eighth-largest city in Germany. Situated in the Central German Metropolitan Region, Leipzig's name is thought to derive from a Slavic term meaning 'place of linden trees,' reflecting its rich cultural heritage with Slavic roots. Explore the city's blend of historical charm and modern dynamism on this self-guided walking tour, as you discover iconic landmarks, bustling squares, and the serene green spaces that dot this captivating urban landscape.
Munich, the bustling capital of Bavaria, is Germany's third-largest city with a population of 1,604,384 as of November 2024. Known for its vibrant culture and historical significance, Munich offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern flair. As the largest German city not classified as a standalone state, it boasts a rich tapestry of architecture, museums, and outdoor spaces. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city's storied past while exploring its contemporary art scene, engaging markets, and world-famous breweries. A self-guided walking tour provides an ideal way to uncover Munich's hidden gems, from its Gothic spires to its bustling squares, offering a journey through the heart of this dynamic metropolis.
Stuttgart, the vibrant capital of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, offers a delightful fusion of culture, history, and scenic beauty. Nestled in the Stuttgarter Kessel valley along the Neckar river, it is conveniently situated near the Swabian Jura and the Black Forest. With a diverse population of 632,865 as of 2022, the city ranks as Germany's sixth largest, while its metropolitan region houses nearly 5.5 million residents. Renowned for its economic prowess, Stuttgart consistently features among Europe's top 5 metropolitan areas by GDP, with Mercer recognizing its high living standards. Global rankings also highlight its innovative spirit, placing it 24th in the Innovation Cities Index and recognizing it as a Beta-status global city. Stuttgart's rich sports history includes hosting the 1974 and 2006 FIFA World Cups. Discover its charm through a self-guided walking tour, exploring architectural landmarks, lush parks, and vibrant neighborhoods that capture the essence of a dynamic and modern city steeped in tradition.