Switzerland · AUDIO TOURS
Start at the top and work down. All 13 audio tours here are priced per head, timed door to door, and honest about the weather they need.
Zurich trolley tour review with Old Town, Lake Zurich views, 11-language audio, photo stops, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Had an accident and no one form yourself or the bus operators company contacted us to check if we fine. We didn’t get to complete the tour.”
Explore Basel’s old town at your own pace with an affordable VoiceMap audio walk covering bridges, fountains, museums, and the Minster.
“It took me a bit to figure out how to navigate the app, but once I mastered that, it was great. Well paced, informative and interesting, it gave me a great feeling for Basel and its history. For the price, you can’t beat it. I would suggest listening to at least the first part to figure out how it is set up prior to just plunging into the tour.”
Review of Lucerne’s $13.29 self-guided audio walk, with frescoed squares, historic bridges, churches, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“This was a very good, laidback and thorough self guided tour of Lucerne. We were able to simply download the tour on an app and listened through our AirPods(any headphones would work). We were impressed with the excellent details that helped us find our way through Lucerne on foot and also in the very thorough history and details provided about each site/stop along the way.”
Review of Bern’s $13.29 self-guided audio walk, covering fountains, churches, bears, views, and practical tips for pacing the route.
“There is quite a bit of walking. The full-time for the tour would probably be approaching five hours. However, they go into a lot of detail for certain sculptures or stain glass windows. That’s easy to skip through if you’re not interested. The walking directions are excellent.”
Review of Zurich’s $13.29 self-guided audio walk, covering Old Town churches, Roman baths, Dada, Zwingli, and river views.
“I learned so much about the fascinating history of Zürich. The views of the river are spectacular! The audio guide is full of details about Roman baths, labor guilds, and other aspects of Zürich history. I went at a leisurely pace by myself, and got to about 65 of the 111 landmarks in the audio. You can access it for up to a year, so I will try to finish the tour today since it’s my last day in Zürich. My only criticism, and it’s a small one, it that the music sounded like it was for a Hallmark movie.”
Explore Bern’s Old Town with GPS puzzles, audio stories, and flexible self-guided stops for $11.82 in about two hours.
“Hallo Wir haben unsere Tour abgeschlossen. Können sie uns eine Rangliste unserer Teams zusenden? Danke, Lieber Gruss Rahel Stuber”
Explore Zurich’s darker past on a flexible audio walk covering witches, executions, churches, medieval justice, and hidden city corners.
“The path was very easy to follow and the narration was interesting. If only the tour included more diverse topics from the alternative history of the city and more places one can actually enter. Nevertheless, absolutely worth time and money. I wish you had a more general sightseeing tour like this for a first time visitor”
Explore Zürich’s Old Town by audio, from Lindenhof and Roman baths to Grossmünster, Lake Zürich, and Paradeplatz.
“Patrica was such a wonderful guide. So kind and knowledgeable and very she was well prepared. I liked that it was a small group and felt like a friend was showing us around her home town.”
Explore Geneva’s landmarks through stories of virtue, vice, justice, and faith on this flexible 1 to 2 hour self-guided audio walk.
“Perfect for some history and orientation and your own pace on arriving in Geneva. Perfect guide with interesting history and easy directions”
Explore Geneva’s landmarks by self-guided audio, from the Flower Clock to St. Peter’s Cathedral, with chocolate tasting included.
“I enjoyed it. Simple and cheap way to get a quick look at some key features. I'm only in town for a day and a half and I have other stuff to do, so it was ideal for me. Wasn't expecting the bad language - I don't care, I have a mouth like a sewer, but others might. I have a problem with app you have to download. It installed fine but the map didn't work. So I fudged it together by putting the landmarks into Google Maps and just listening to the commentary in the other app. It was fine, no big deal.”
Explore Bern’s Old Town by audio, from the Zytglogge and Einstein Haus to the cathedral and Münsterplattform.
“Phenomenal. I'm so happy I booked this. I've been to Bern before, but now I feel like I truly know the Old Town. I can't wait to use these tours in other cities!”
Review of Geneva’s self-guided Old Town audio tour, with route details, app tips, value advice, accessibility notes, and who should book.
“Long process to download the map. The actual tour, while interesting enough about a small part of old down Geneva, is like attending a history lecture albet with a good voiced teacher. The church it covers extensively is interesting but you don't really need the tour for that. The navigator in the app is slow to upload so you walk a ways, think you're good, then it uploads and you're in the wrong place. Uggh.”
Explore Lucerne’s bridges, fountains, lakefront, and legends with a flexible English audio walk starting at the train station.
“Great overview of the city of Lucerne. We enjoyed walking around and learning about the history. There is parking at the train station which is where the tour starts.”
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