Finland · AUDIO TOURS
The 4 best audio tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Degerö Canal and Helsinki islands on a 1.5-hour audio cruise from Market Square. Icebreakers, shoreline views, and onboard cafe.
“Beautiful afternoon on the archipelago. It really gave a sense of the sheer number of islands and how many people live and visit these islands. Relaxing.”
Warm double-decker audio tour of Helsinki from Senate Square, with 11 languages, onboard Wi-Fi, and photo stops at Löyly and Sibelius.
“This is a good option in winter to have a quick look about the city and get your bearings with some good history pointers. One stop allows you to get off for 20mins but note there’s no bathrooms along the way! I was happy to have this opportunity to see more of the city than I would have otherwise.”
Helsinki Panorama audio bus tour with warm coach and clear headset narration, plus photo stops at Löyly and Sibelius Monument.
“The trip was what you would expect - an easy bus tour around the city with a prerecorded audio. However, the bus was comfortable, the audio was relatively entertaining, and the people working on the bus were very nice. Hence the 5 stars - for what it is, it was a good tour.”
A flexible Helsinki self-guided audio tour with 26 landmarks, English narration, and a map tool, priced at $6 per person.
“The information in the audio files was interesting and informative. I split it into two days as there is a lot of walking between all of the places mentioned.”
Pick the kind of day first, then pick the tour.
