Salzburg · CITY TOURS
6 reviewed
Good city tours fill up fast in Salzburg, and the best ones first. These 6 are the standouts, with current prices and the details that separate them, so you can book before the calendar does.
A flexible Yellow Line hop-on hop-off bus in Salzburg with 10 stops, air-conditioned rides, and Sound of Music audio in many languages.
“good trip. only 12 stops but takes in all you want”
2-hour private Salzburg highlights by car with Sound of Music and Mozart stops, hotel pickup, and tailored stories for up to 8.
“He answered all my questions and provided us with a lot of historical information. Mirko was fabulous. We especially like going to the top of the hill and enjoying the view and the crazy person's castle.”
Salzburg in 2 hours: Christmas market strolls, Silent Night details in Salzburg Cathedral, monastery sights, gingerbread tasting, and a free mug.
“I enjoyed the tour and thought it was cool to see some of the nativity scenes and the church. However, you might want to rename the tour, because although we start and end at the Christmas market, it's not actually a tour of them and that can be misleading if you think you are going to spend a lot of time in the markets.”
A 2.5-hour English kickbike tour through Salzburg’s palaces and old town, with small-group fun, a guide, and water stops.
“This was a great tour. Our guide Dagmara was so cute and very knowledgeable. She sent pictures of the tour afterwards which was great also.”
Private Salzburg airport transfer for up to 8 with meet-and-greet, name board, luggage help, and up to 45 minutes free waiting.
“I cannot recommend this service enough! It made traveling with a large group so easy. They were friendly and right on time both times we used them to go to/from the airport”
A 3-hour private Salzburg walk linking Mirabell Gardens, Mozart’s birthplace, the Dom, Getreidegasse shops, and Hohensalzburg views.
“Unsere Führung hat pünktlich begonnen, die Dame hat uns viel informatives gezeigt und erklärt. Durch den langen Aufenthalt auf der Burg kamen die kleinen Gassen und Geschichten dazu leider zu kurz”
