What is a Self-Guided Tour?

A self-guided tour lets you explore a city independently, without joining a group or guide. You get all the information you need to navigate key landmarks on your own. It’s perfect for discovering a city without a set schedule, giving you the freedom to take breaks whenever you like.

Do Self-Guided Tours Have a Guide?

No, self-guided tours do not have a guide. They are suggested routes chosen after researching the best stops for travelers like you to explore the city. Place your booking and check your email for route details. You don’t need to download any apps, nor is there a specific time to start the tour. Arrive whenever you want and take as long as you like!

How Do I Book a Self-Guided Tour and Access the Itinerary?

Booking is simple! Choose the self-guided tour for your city, pick a date, and enter your details. After booking, you’ll receive an email with the itinerary, local tips, and a map with easy-to-follow directions. Consider downloading them in advance if you'll be offline!

What’s Included in a Self-Guided Tour?

The itinerary includes suggested stops, historical insights, local tips, and a map guiding you for about 2-4 hours. It’s designed to help you get the most out of your time, but feel free to explore off the beaten path or skip stops that don’t interest you.

Are Self-Guided Tours Free?

Yes, self-guided tours are free. However, note that entry fees may apply if you want to visit the interiors of certain attractions, like museums or historic sites.

Free Self-Guided Tour Graz | Strawberry Tours

Name: Free Self-Guided Tour Graz
Start: 2025-06-05 23:59:00
End: 2025-11-20 23:59:00
Location: Graz
Rating: 4.75

Free Self-Guided Tour Graz

Explore Graz’s UNESCO-listed Old Town at your own pace and see why this city is a masterpiece.
Be awed by the grandeur of Graz's magnificent City Hall, showcasing stunning Neo-Renaissance architecture.
Delight in the melodic chimes at Glockenspielplatz, where dancing wooden figures emerge from the clock tower to enchant visitors.

FAQs for Free Tours

Latest reviews

4.75

31/05/25

Ho utilizzato la vostra guida per visitare la città di Graz, sinceramente non è il massimo,dovrebbe essere strutturata in un' altra maniera, dovrebbe aprirsi quando si arriva vicino all' attrazione e avere il contenuto vocale.Ad un certo punto ho utilizzato la guida dell' ufficio turistico che è ben fatta.

Maria Angela, Italy

06/05/25

La guía del recorrido fue muy buena al igual que la explicación de cada lugar visitado.Muy útil! Gracias!

Graciela, Argentina

21/03/25

No existe experiencia porque no fue nadie a hacer el tour. O sea fue una mala experiencia, porque me quedé sin hacer el tour. No os recomiendo nada de nada

Mónica, Spain

Discover the charm of Graz at your own pace with the Free Self-Guided Tour—a fantastic way to explore this historic city filled with architectural wonders and cultural treasures. Graz, Austria's second-largest city, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Old Town and vibrant atmosphere. Its compact layout and pedestrian-friendly streets make it perfect for walking enthusiasts eager to delve into its rich history and stunning landmarks. This self-guided tour provides insightful details and fascinating facts, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the city's unique blend of Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic architecture.

Begin the journey at Hauptplatz, the main square that has been the heart of Graz since the Middle Ages. Admire the impressive Rathaus, the City Hall built in the 19th century, showcasing magnificent Neo-Renaissance architecture. Stroll along Herrengasse, the city's most famous shopping street, lined with ornate facades and historic buildings. Don't miss the Landhaus, a splendid Renaissance palace that houses the Styrian provincial government, featuring an Italian-style courtyard and arcaded Renaissance courtyard. Nearby, the Styrian Armoury awaits with the world's largest historic armor and weapon collection, boasting over 32,000 pieces from the 15th to the 18th centuries.

Continue to Glockenspielplatz, where a charming clock tower chimes thrice daily, accompanied by dancing wooden figures. Visit the majestic Graz Cathedral, a stunning example of late Gothic architecture built in the 15th century. Adjacent lies the Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II, one of Austria's most important Mannerist buildings, adorned with intricate frescoes and sculptures. Explore the historic Graz Castle, featuring a double-spiral staircase known as the "Staircase of Reconciliation." Conclude the tour with a climb up the Schlossberg, a hill dominating the city skyline, home to the iconic Clock Tower and offering panoramic views of Graz. Embark on this enriching adventure to uncover the stories and secrets of Graz's most treasured sites!