TIME TRAVEL City tour 2.0 (on the go XXL with projector, unique, entertaining)
Overview
Totally entertaining! Highlight: large-format multimedia projections on the go (with mobile projector) --> Experience Leipzig like never before!
Thanks to the headset, everyone can hear us, even if the group is a bit larger, you look around or take photos.
Instead of a sleepy history lesson, our tour is incredibly entertaining to the end - brilliant multimedia!
Thanks to the headset, everyone can hear us, even if the group is a bit larger, you look around or take photos.
Instead of a sleepy history lesson, our tour is incredibly entertaining to the end - brilliant multimedia!
Inclusions
- Unique: on the go, large-screen multimedia projections (with mobile beamer) instead of boring "postage-stamp-sized" images
- Hear everything on the go, even when looking around or taking photos: every guest receives a headset
- Entertaining, informative city tour instead of a boring history lesson.
- a special city tour 2.0 with live information in German
What to expect
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony
We show the city of Leipzig in a unique way!
Pass By: Hauptbahnhof Leipzig, Willy-Brandt-Platz, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
From here started the first German long-distance railway.
Pass By: Oelßner's Hof Passage, 04109 Leipzig, Germany
They shape the cityscape of Leipzig: the many passages and courtyards.
Pass By: Strohsack Passage, Nikolaistr. 10, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Why is it called Straw Sack Passage? We'll tell you!
Pass By: St. Nicholas Church (Nikolaikirche), Nikolaikirchhof 3, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The origin of the peaceful revolution 1989.
(We do not go to church.)
Pass By: Nikolaisaule, Theaterpassage 19, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Why is the column there? We clarify.
Pass By: Krochhaus, Augustusplatz 2, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The city's first skyscraper still offers something special today.
Pass By: Augustusplatz, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The largest inner city square in Germany.
Pass By: Gewandhaus zu Leipzig, Augustusplatz 8, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
We'll tell you what the house has to do with robes.
Pass By: Unzeitgemasse Zeitgenossen, Grimmaische Strasse, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
A sculpture that is astonishing that it could still be erected in the time of the GDR. We'll explain why.
Pass By: Grimmaische Straße, Grimmaische Str., 04109 Leipzig, Germany
More than just a connection between Augustusplatz and Markplatz.
Pass By: Speck's Hof, Reichsstr. 4, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
As part of the Leipzig Passenger System today connected to the Hansa-Hof.
Pass By: Naschmarkt, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Even today you can still enjoy a snack here.
Pass By: Alte Borse, Naschmarkt 2, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
In a city of commerce, the stock market was irreplaceable.
Pass By: Lowenbrunnen, Naschmarkt Unmittelbar gegenüber dem Eingang zum Zeitgenössischen Forum, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Already very old and still in function.
Pass By: Madle- Passage, Grimmaische Str. 2-4, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
One of the most beautiful and biggest passages in Leipzig.
Pass By: Petersstraße, 04109 Leipzig, Germany
One of the pedestrian zones starting from the market.
Pass By: St. Thomas Church, Thomaskirchhof 18, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The most famous Thomaskantor: Johann Sebastian Bach.
(We do not go to church.)
Pass By: Marktplatz Leipzig, Markt 1A, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Right in front of the Old Town Hall, the marketplace has also "hidden" a lot.
Pass By: Das Chemnitzer Rathaus, Markt 1, 09111 Chemnitz, Saxony Germany
Built on old foundations. You can see that too: we'll show you!
Pass By: Hainstrasse, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
It connects the market square with the "tin can".
Pass By: Romanus Haus, Katharinenstrasse 23, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The novel house has achieved "fame" - but different than you might think. We will clarify you!
Pass By: Hofe am Bruhl, Bruhl 1, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Start and finish of our tour.
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony
We show the city of Leipzig in a unique way!
Pass By: Hauptbahnhof Leipzig, Willy-Brandt-Platz, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
From here started the first German long-distance railway.
Pass By: Oelßner's Hof Passage, 04109 Leipzig, Germany
They shape the cityscape of Leipzig: the many passages and courtyards.
Pass By: Strohsack Passage, Nikolaistr. 10, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Why is it called Straw Sack Passage? We'll tell you!
Pass By: St. Nicholas Church (Nikolaikirche), Nikolaikirchhof 3, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The origin of the peaceful revolution 1989.
(We do not go to church.)
Pass By: Nikolaisaule, Theaterpassage 19, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Why is the column there? We clarify.
Pass By: Krochhaus, Augustusplatz 2, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The city's first skyscraper still offers something special today.
Pass By: Augustusplatz, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The largest inner city square in Germany.
Pass By: Gewandhaus zu Leipzig, Augustusplatz 8, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
We'll tell you what the house has to do with robes.
Pass By: Unzeitgemasse Zeitgenossen, Grimmaische Strasse, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
A sculpture that is astonishing that it could still be erected in the time of the GDR. We'll explain why.
Pass By: Grimmaische Straße, Grimmaische Str., 04109 Leipzig, Germany
More than just a connection between Augustusplatz and Markplatz.
Pass By: Speck's Hof, Reichsstr. 4, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
As part of the Leipzig Passenger System today connected to the Hansa-Hof.
Pass By: Naschmarkt, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Even today you can still enjoy a snack here.
Pass By: Alte Borse, Naschmarkt 2, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
In a city of commerce, the stock market was irreplaceable.
Pass By: Lowenbrunnen, Naschmarkt Unmittelbar gegenüber dem Eingang zum Zeitgenössischen Forum, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Already very old and still in function.
Pass By: Madle- Passage, Grimmaische Str. 2-4, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
One of the most beautiful and biggest passages in Leipzig.
Pass By: Petersstraße, 04109 Leipzig, Germany
One of the pedestrian zones starting from the market.
Pass By: St. Thomas Church, Thomaskirchhof 18, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The most famous Thomaskantor: Johann Sebastian Bach.
(We do not go to church.)
Pass By: Marktplatz Leipzig, Markt 1A, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Right in front of the Old Town Hall, the marketplace has also "hidden" a lot.
Pass By: Das Chemnitzer Rathaus, Markt 1, 09111 Chemnitz, Saxony Germany
Built on old foundations. You can see that too: we'll show you!
Pass By: Hainstrasse, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
It connects the market square with the "tin can".
Pass By: Romanus Haus, Katharinenstrasse 23, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
The novel house has achieved "fame" - but different than you might think. We will clarify you!
Pass By: Hofe am Bruhl, Bruhl 1, 04109, Leipzig, Saxony Germany
Start and finish of our tour.
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- Gear/equipment sanitized between use
- Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Thanks to headsets and our unique multimedia large format projections (instead of tiny little pictures) you won't miss anything - without "squatting on top of each other".
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 25 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
thomas_58xyz
September 2023
Die Zeitreise ist extrem interessant und kurzweilig, Mario hat das Ganze auch noch mit einer gehörigen Prise Humor gewürzt, so dass die 1,5 Stunden viel zu schnell vergangen sind (im Wortsinn!!). Wir haben viele interessante Dinge erfahren und dabei auch eine ganze Menge, die uns selbst als Leipz...
Die Zeitreise ist extrem interessant und kurzweilig, Mario hat das Ganze auch noch mit einer gehörigen Prise Humor gewürzt, so dass die 1,5 Stunden viel zu schnell vergangen sind (im Wortsinn!!). Wir haben viele interessante Dinge erfahren und dabei auch eine ganze Menge, die uns selbst als Leipziger nicht bekannt waren. Die Idee mit Beamer und Headset ist genial und die Tour selbst eine 100-prozentige Empfehlung. Und das schon mal als "Drohung", nächstes Jahr ist eine Segway-Tour dran!!!!svenpie
May 2023
We had a wonderful time with Stadtstromer on their guided city walk in Leipzig. It was well organized, informative, and fun. We learned a lot about the history and culture of this beautiful city. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend doing this activity if you visit Leipzig...
We had a wonderful time with Stadtstromer on their guided city walk in Leipzig. It was well organized, informative, and fun. We learned a lot about the history and culture of this beautiful city. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend doing this activity if you visit Leipzig. You won't regret it!Flyer76296
August 2020
Tour included very interesting details on history if Leipzig. Just to the point without mentioning too much historical details. The guide presented multimedia content with a mobile beamer. Good guide, easy to understand due to heaphones. I recommend to explore Leipzig this way.
Tour included very interesting details on history if Leipzig. Just to the point without mentioning too much historical details. The guide presented multimedia content with a mobile beamer. Good guide, easy to understand due to heaphones. I recommend to explore Leipzig this way.T9169HPfranks
November 2019
I am a big fan of the free walking tour concept. But in Leipzig we tried this multimedia tour and it was a real event, very special. You see historical pictures (Dias) thrown via a projector on walls of the Höfe (alleys) and this really enriches the stories and explanations about this historical ...
I am a big fan of the free walking tour concept. But in Leipzig we tried this multimedia tour and it was a real event, very special. You see historical pictures (Dias) thrown via a projector on walls of the Höfe (alleys) and this really enriches the stories and explanations about this historical city. My review refers to the walking tour only. The Segway tour runs a different path with different stories, sounds interesting too.christb831
September 2023
Eine Stadtführung der etwas anderen Art. Viele spannende Informationen und Details. Ein Stadtführer, welcher für die Stadt Leipzig brennt und unser Interesse weckt, mehr zu sehen und zu erfahren.
Eine Stadtführung der etwas anderen Art. Viele spannende Informationen und Details. Ein Stadtführer, welcher für die Stadt Leipzig brennt und unser Interesse weckt, mehr zu sehen und zu erfahren.zweivombodensee2017
April 2023
Mario hat uns 1, 5 Stunden bestens unterhalten und dabei viel Information nahe gebracht. Durch die Headsets hat man immer alles mitbekommen und die Präsentationen mit dem Beamer haben das Ganze toll abgerundet. Sehr empfehlenswert, da kurzweilig und super interessant.
Mario hat uns 1, 5 Stunden bestens unterhalten und dabei viel Information nahe gebracht. Durch die Headsets hat man immer alles mitbekommen und die Präsentationen mit dem Beamer haben das Ganze toll abgerundet. Sehr empfehlenswert, da kurzweilig und super interessant.