Germany · HOP-ON HOP-OFF BUS TOURS
In cities as spread out as Berlin and Hamburg the bus is a legitimate plan, not a cop-out. These 15 tickets are compared on how many stops, how often they run, and whether a boat comes with the fare.
See Berlin’s major sights from a hop-on hop-off bus with live bilingual guides, flexible stops, and useful history for $22 per person.
“Loved it! Our guide Otti was so fun!! Would do again !”
See Hamburg’s harbor, Alster, Speicherstadt, HafenCity, and Reeperbahn on a flexible one-day bus tour with 11-language audio.
“It was great experience. However, There were Japanese and Chinese audio guide available, but not Korean language service. It would be lovely if Korean audio guide is also available! otherwise perfect!”
See Berlin's key sights by open-top bus, from Brandenburg Gate to the East Side Gallery, with multilingual audio, Wi-Fi, and flexible hop-on stops.
“Really good tour great value for money and great idea to hop off and on”
See Munich’s Old Town, Nymphenburg Palace, Olympic Park, and English Garden by open-top bus with three routes and a multilingual audio guide.
“We only had one day in Munich and this was perfect way to see the city. Great value for money brilliant sightseeing xx”
Review of Berlin’s hop-on hop-off bus, optional Spree cruise, walking tour, currywurst, routes, value, stops, and practical tips.
“very efficient and insightful. took blue and red tour. recorded audio guide is clear and passionate”
See Cologne Cathedral, the Rhine, Chocolate Museum, Zoo, and more with a flexible 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket.
“Purchased tickets online then got on the bus but couldn’t bring up QR code(phone on airplane mode) the bus driver was so awesome and helped me with the free wifi and finally got my QR code he was my hero after being so frustrated with my phone. 5 stars for him and a big tip!”
See Berlin’s top sights by hop-on hop-off bus, from Brandenburg Gate to the East Side Gallery, with multilingual audio and flexible stops.
“Excellent trip to get the essential of the eastern side of Berlin.”
See Düsseldorf by open-top bus with a 90-minute route, seven central stops, multilingual audio, and flexible hop-on hop-off access.
“the trip was good as they usually are with the hop on off busses , this trip was a bit short and there was only one bus working at this time of year so timing to get on and off was a bit of a issue ,”
See Stuttgart’s museums, vineyards, palaces, and hills by open-top bus with flexible hop-on hop-off routes and a 10-language audio guide.
“I like the tour it was very informative, the only thing I didn't like was having to wait 40mins for another bus. Other Hop-on-hop-off bus in other cities show up every 20 mins. Other then that it was enjoyable and well organized.”
See Munich by open-top bus, from Marienplatz and the English Garden to Nymphenburg, with flexible 24 or 48-hour hop-on access.
“It is harder to find this Hop On/Off than the red busses. The only thing I would change is the bus driver’s professionalism. We arrived at the bus and I showed the driver my QR code and he kept yelling “Scan! Scan! and pointing down the street. He finally walked us to another bus which was empty of passengers but filled with junk and a young man sitting in the front with a device to scan our code and issue a paper ticket. Viator might want to teach this guy a few more English words like “Go to that bus, scan and come back.” He came across rude and obnoxious.”
Review of Berlin’s hop-on hop-off bus and optional Spree cruise, with route highlights, ticket tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“Best way to see the city (followed by exploring it on your own using public transportation). We chose a 24 hour option which was good enough to cover all points of interest. It takes about 2h 30 mints if you choose to stay in the bus without getting off at any of the stops. Advantage over other companies was there was only one route so no change of buses to switch to a different route.”
See Dresden’s baroque center, Zwinger, Frauenkirche, Pfunds Molkerei, and Elbe views with a flexible two-day bus ticket.
“Dresden is small enough to see the whole city by the hop on hop off bus. The evening tour to the palace in the country side is also worth it. The tour was only in German, but still worth it.”
Review of Berlin’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, with route details, stop-by-stop advice, audio issues, timing, and tips for choosing 24 or 48 hours.
“It was such a wonderful awe-inspiring trip. The coach drivers were friendly and accommodating. It was a lovely way to see so much of Berlin in the short time we were there.”
See Potsdam from an open-top bus, then hop off for Sanssouci, the Dutch Quarter, Film Museum, and royal Prussian sights.
See Berlin’s top sights by open-top bus, track buses live, and enjoy currywurst with flexible 24-hour or 48-hour access.
“Went on tour on Sunday which was very nice because of lack of traffic. We liked the bus to see different areas and learn about Berlin. We especially loved the night tour with our amazing informative guide. He was A++++”
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