Germany Walking Tours
Germany is a country of very different cities. From the streets of Berlin and the historic center of Munich to the architecture of Leipzig and Dresden, every destination has its own atmosphere.
Our Germany walking tours take you through major cities as well as smaller and less-visited places across the country. These are real walks through city centers, neighborhoods, shopping streets, historic districts, parks, riversides, and everyday urban life.
Walk Through Germany
Berlin
Berlin is a city where history and modern life exist side by side.
Our Berlin walking tours explore the capital’s streets and neighborhoods, from busy central areas to quieter corners of the city. Discover architecture, public spaces, historic locations, shopping streets, and the constantly changing face of Berlin.
Munich
Munich offers a very different experience. Traditional Bavarian architecture, historic squares, pedestrian streets, beer gardens, parks, and modern neighborhoods all come together in Germany’s southern capital.
Follow our Munich walking tours through the city and discover what Munich looks and feels like at street level.
Leipzig
Leipzig is one of the cities that makes eastern Germany particularly interesting to explore.
Walk through the historic center, surrounding neighborhoods, shopping streets, passages, and newer parts of the city. Our Leipzig walking tours capture a city where historic architecture and a younger, changing urban culture meet.
Dresden
Dresden is known for its remarkable historic architecture, but there is much more to see beyond the postcard views.
Explore the city center, streets around the historic core, residential areas, riverside locations, and different parts of Dresden through our walking videos.
Discover Smaller German Cities
Some of the most interesting walks aren’t necessarily in Germany’s biggest cities.
Our videos also take you to places such as Halle, Chemnitz, Augsburg, Duisburg, Essen, Dortmund, and Düsseldorf.
These cities offer completely different experiences — from historic university towns and Bavarian architecture to the industrial heritage and urban landscapes of the Ruhr.
Halle
Explore Halle (Saale) and its historic center, old streets, squares, shops, and neighborhoods.
Chemnitz
Discover Chemnitz, a city shaped by industrial history, modern redevelopment, and a distinctive mixture of architectural styles.
Augsburg
Walk through Augsburg, one of Germany’s oldest cities, and explore its historic streets, traditional buildings, squares, and city center.
Duisburg
See a different side of Germany in Duisburg, where the industrial history of the Ruhr meets modern urban life.
Essen
Explore Essen through its city center, streets, neighborhoods, shopping areas, and surrounding urban landscape.
Dortmund
Walk through Dortmund and experience one of the major cities of the Ruhr region, from its central streets to its modern urban areas.
Düsseldorf
Discover Düsseldorf, with its city center, shopping streets, historic areas, Rhine waterfront, and lively urban atmosphere.
More Than Tourist Attractions
A walking tour doesn’t have to follow a list of famous landmarks.
Sometimes the most interesting part of a city is the street between two landmarks — a residential neighborhood, an old shop, a train station, a local square, a riverside path, or simply the way people move through the city.
That’s what these videos are about.
Real streets. Real places. Real city atmosphere.
Watch Germany Walking Tours on YouTube
The website is your guide to the destinations. The YouTube channel lets you experience the walks themselves.
Watch full-length walking videos from Berlin, Munich, Leipzig, Dresden and smaller German cities. Explore at your own pace, use the videos to plan a future trip, or simply take a virtual walk through Germany.
New cities and new walks are added as the journey continues.
Explore Germany
Whether you’re interested in the major German cities or want to discover places that don’t always appear in traditional travel guides, there’s always another street to explore.
Choose a city, press play, and take a walk through Germany.