Free, private, personal walking tours in and around Innsbruck
It was great to meet a local and learn about some of the history of Innsbruck and the Tyrolean people.
Rudi pointed out some buildings of interest and the clues they gave to the past. It definitely added to our short visit to Innsbruck and we would definitely do it again.
Cath from Leeds, UK
We really enjoyed our time in Innsbruck.
Brigitte helped us to discover traditions and art in Innsbruck. It felt like we had been friends for a long time. It was a great time together: a wonderful cultural exchange.
Elena from Pesaro, Italy
It was a pleasure to have Rudolph as our guide. And we really appreciated that he was able to explain things to us in French. We’ve now got a good impression of Innsbruck, as we didn’t have much time.
He’s made us want to come back and explore the city and the surrounding area. We felt very at ease with him and hit it off straight away. Thank you again.
Jocelyne from Tournai, Belgium
I had a great afternoon with Lea. She prepared a nice tour and had fun facts about the city, but most importantly she was great company! It was a fun and social way to get to know Innsbruck and each other. Also she knows the best ice cream place (Eis Leis) and had good pizza recommendations (Raed) as well 😉
Roos from Alkmaar, The Netherlands
We loved our Innsbruck tour with Emmy!
She’s kind, speaks English very well and has a lot of knowledge. We had a drink at loft9 with a beautiful panorama on the city, a tip she gave us.
Thanks again, Emmy 🙂
Emilie from Tessenderlo, Belgium
Very friendly and knowledge walking tour showing us around the old and new parts of Innsbruck. Thanks for taking your time on that.
Zhiqiang from Singapore
My sister and I had a wonderful time with Rudi and Kurt in Hungerburg and old town.
It’s easy to find common tourist landmarks in a new city, but it is always a pleasure when you see the less conventional and less popular ‘hidden gems’ that a city has to offer. And that’s what Rudi and Kurt showed us. From the modern, controversial church paintings in Hungerburg, to the folk story of Frau Hitt, the morning flew by.
Both Rudi and Kurt were gracious enough to answer any questions we had, as well as being keen to learn about our country.
I would highly recommend meeting either of these two gentleman if you get a chance when in Innsbruck!
John and Geraldine, Castlebar, Ireland
It was such a pleasure to meet you and Brigitte yesterday! My mum Eunice, sister Christine and I had such a wonderful time interacting and learning from the both of you. We were glad to learn some local secrets that make Innsbruck so special – quirky art in a Catholic church, and a “tomb” in another.
Seeing the ski workshop was a bonus!
Traditional evening was a blast! We were very entertained and the best part was that they played music from Singapore at the end! The way they remember music from so many countries is so impressive!
Lisa, Eunice and Christine from Singapore
We don’t have the words to do justice to our tour with Emmi.
From the start it was like walking around Innsbruck with a friend who can answer all the random questions we’ve had over the years but haven’t been able to ask. Her knowledge was really impressive but the details she could provide about everyday Tyrolean life made the facts come to life for us.
We’ve already decided to come back a year earlier to get the Autumn version of her tour, as long as she’s not booked up! We cannot recommend the experience highly enough, it was like meeting a tour guide and a new friend in one. A total delight. Thank you so much for matching us with Emmi – a truly unforgettable experience.
Felicity and Julian from Vaynor, UK
Michaela was a very humorous and enthusiastic guide. Also I would really like to thank her for her flexibility in giving me a tour on such relative short notice.
Niels from Gent, Belgium