Austria · AUDIO TOURS
7 reviewed
Here are the 7 audio tours to look at first, strongest at the top. Each line shows what you pay, how many hours it takes off the day, and the single fact that decides it.
Explore Mozart’s preserved Vienna apartment and exhibits with a multi-language audio guide, plus optional Haus der Musik.
“I expect to see whole residence to be decorated but it was completely empty. At least I was expecting to see a musical instrument from Mozart's era.”
Audio tour in Vienna’s New Hofburg Palace with entry ticket. See armor, music instruments, Mozart link, and the Habsburg story.
“Great way to learn history of one of Viennas monarchs and understand the dichotomy of the joint Spanish / Austrian throne.”
Salzburg Cathedral ticket with optional English or German audio guide. Explore the dome, bells, and organ at your own pace.
A budget-friendly self-guided Vienna audio walk on your phone, with offline maps and stories from Palais Schwarzenberg to St. Stephen’s.
“Cons: Map was next-to-useless. Had to see where next location was and use Google maps. App navigation was not the easiest. Pros: Short, concise explanations. We gave up halfway around due to the inclement weather.”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through Vienna’s center, from Vienna State Opera to Stephansdom, with offline audio and a 1 km route for $11.99.
“No encontramos a nadiie en el punto de encuentro y no pudimos hacer la experiencia, estubimos hablando con ustedes por wasap pero no solucionamos el problema.”
Self-guided Vienna scavenger hunt with GPS audio clues, a 3.5 km walk, major sights, and local tips for about $9.61.
“This was so much fun to do. We saw many important sights and learned a lot about each. My husband, who hates sightseeing tours, loved this one. Hint: bring pen and paper with you.”
Vienna’s Palais Lobkowitz audio tour with Klimt’s *Nuda Veritas*, Beethoven’s Eroica Hall, baroque rooms, and a café break.
