Top Baden-Württemberg Audio Guides

Ride with us and see the most important sights of Karlsruhe! A discovery tour with our double-decker convertible bus becomes an experience. With the audio guide you will hear interesting and entertaining facts about Karlsruhe. With the 24-hour HopOn/HopOff ticket you can explore the city individually. You can get on and off as you wish at our prominent stops in the Karlsruhe city area. If you don't get out and would rather enjoy the flair of the city from the comfort of your seat, the round trip takes about 2 hours! 9 stops: Station forecourt, ZKM / city gallery, Ettlinger Tor / Badisches Staatstheater, market square / tourist information, Europaplatz, castle district / extended Waldhornstrasse, creative park alter slaughterhouse / Gottesaue Castle, viewing platform Turmberg and Karlsburg / old town Durlach. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday From the main stop Bahnhofplatz 10:00 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 3:30 p.m

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.

With us you can easily explore the city in 95 minutes. With our HopOn-HopOff ticket you can get on and off at any of the stops and get to know the city as you wish. When the weather is nice, experience the ride in the large convertible bus. You can board any of the red buses with your ticket and start or continue your journey. 9 stops: i-Punkt Tourist Information, Schlossplatz, Pig Museum, Mercedes-Benz Museum, Wilhelma/Neckar-Käpt`n, Wine Enjoyment/Römer Weinfactum Bad Canstatt, Wine Hike, Killesberg/Weissenhof Museum and Linden Museum. In March: Wednesday - Sunday Daily from April From the main bus stop i-Punkt Tourist Information 10:00 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 o'clock

Less than an hour from Stuttgart, beautiful Heilbronn—known for its wine scene and forest surroundings—is incredibly easy to explore. On a red double-decker bus, you'll hop on and hop off as you please, discovering Trappensee, Schlizstraße, Wartberg, and more across 11 optional stops. Or stay on for the whole ride, taking it easy, discovering 50 highlights from your seat, and seeing it all.

After only another 220 steps, the destination is reached and the reward is breath-taking. From the tower of the town hall can be seen the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor …

After only another 220 steps, the destination is reached and the reward is breath-taking. From the tower of the town hall can be seen the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor …

After only another 220 steps, the destination is reached and the reward is breath-taking. From the tower of the town hall can be seen the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor …

After only another 220 steps, the destination is reached and the reward is breath-taking. From the tower of the town hall can be seen the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor …