WALKING TOURS
A city on foot with a cup at each stop. These 15 walks are compared on distance, how many counters they visit and whether the coffee is included in the ticket.
Meet your German-speaking guide at Dresden Information for a 90-minute walk through Neumarkt, the Stallhof, Fürstenzug, Brühl’s Terrace, Semperoper, Zwinger, and Dresden Castle. A digital audio system helps you hear the guide, and your booking includes a coffee coupon.
“The tour was very interesting and informative, however the voucher for a cup of coffee was not handed out”
Walk Hamburg’s UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt with a German-speaking guide, stopping at a spice shop and colorful carpet stores before a 30-minute tasting with a two-time European Roasting Master. Guide Jan is known for humor and strong historical detail.
Spend six hours tasting Vienna with an English-speaking local guide such as Maria, Peter, Christoph, or Wolfgang. Start with coffee and strudel, visit Naschmarkt and a neighborhood market, then eat lunch, dessert, and Würstelstand street food. Public transport connects the districts.
“This tour was the BEST! Our guide, Peter, was very knowledgeable and easy to follow. We had some special food requests and Peter made sure we had everything we needed. The food was truly amazing and the history Peter shared was more than we ever would have imagined! The goulash we had with Thomas was out of this world! So much fabulous food and wonderful memories! Do this tour! You will be so glad you did!”
This private 2.5-hour English tour with Bella Bosnia Tours combines Sarajevo’s key landmarks with traditional food and Bosnian coffee. Guides such as Emina and Lamija lead you from Sebilj and the coppercraft street to the mosque, cathedral, Latin Bridge, and a local food stop.
“We had a wonderful experience with Lamija . She was informative and interesting. We tasted some great food and coffee. Highly recommend this tour and guide”
Spend about 3.5 hours with a local English-speaking guide tasting Hanoi classics, from bún chả and pho cuon to egg coffee, eel noodles, bia hoi, and chè. You’ll also make spring rolls, visit Bach Ma Temple, and finish at Hanoi Train Street.
“Attentive guide with unique dining options and interesting dishes. Train street experience was super awesome. Recommended!”
Walk 1.5 miles through Capitol Hill with an English-speaking guide, tasting three coffees or teas at local cafes. Expect coffee history, roasting tips, grunge landmarks, LGBTQ+ culture, and practical recommendations for food, drinks, and more coffee.
“Lee was so knowledgeable about coffee and had an answer to every question! He chose locations based upon our taste/goals for the tour. He had lots of tips for the rest of our time too.”
Spend six hours eating your way through Vienna with a private English-speaking guide such as Wolfgang, Christoph, Peter, or Verena. Expect coffee houses, pastries, goulash, sausages, markets, chocolate, local drinks, public transport, and plenty of restaurant tips for the rest of your stay.
“We had a great time with Wolfgang/Wolfi! Starting with a Viennese breakfast from Cafe Korb, not too far from Stephansplatz; we went over to Reumannplatz, a working class neighborhood, tried fresh fruits at the neighborhood market; grabbed a brilliant Austrian lunch on the way from there; had ice cream knodels along the way at a cute place named Eissalon Tichy (filled with kindergarten kids); visited Brunnenmarkt to try some street food; and wrapped up at a chic coffee place before heading back to base! Wolfi’s experience on the ‘trail’ showed well, and we were greeted with warmth everywhere! It was a truly enjoyable experience. Thanks again Wolfi!”
Spend about three hours walking Angra do Heroísmo with a local guide such as Dora or Carolina. Visit the cathedral, Capitães Generais Palace, Misericórdia Church, market, theater, and Duque da Terceira Garden, with coffee and a traditional Dona Amélia pastry included.
“We really enjoyed our tour with Dora. Lots more f good information about the town and life in the Azores. Coffee and Dona Amelia tart were good too! Tour starts at a park on the west side of town. There’s a large free parking lot a 2-3 minute walk away if you’re driving.”
Walk from Jackson Square through the French Quarter with a guide such as Jamie, hearing true crime stories tied to executions, Hurricane Katrina, the Upstairs Lounge fire, New Orleans pirates, and the mafia. A coffee, tea, or hot chocolate stop breaks up the 1-hour-45-minute route.
“Great tour! We have done several night tours so this was a nice twist getting to see some of the areas during the day light, without the crowds and great coffee. Jamie was amazing, kept everyone entertained and knew her facts! Would definitely recommend”
Spend eight hours at Materuni village with guides such as Hudhaifa or Francis. Walk 45 minutes to an 80-meter waterfall, eat a hot Chagga lunch, sing while grinding coffee, and look for Kibo views. Private transport and airport pickup are included.
“We had an amazing time on our trip to Maturuni Village! Our guide was always ready to explain the things we saw along the way. The waterfall was incredibly beautiful and powerful. We could have spent hours just watching it and listening to the sound of the water. The path to the waterfall was full of lush vegetation, exactly what a tropical forest looks like. The hike was easy, and it was totally worth it. Our Swahili lunch was tasty and full of vegetables, and it was easy to digest! The coffee experience was the best we've ever had! We danced and sang with the plantation workers while we ground…”
Walk Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone with guides such as Jean Carlos or Paco, visiting the cathedral, Royal Houses, and Calle Las Damas. Your $59 tour includes specialty coffee or tea, local beer, Mama Juana, and a bilingual guide in a group capped at 12.
“We enjoyed our tour with Jean Carlos. He met us at a cool Cafe (good coffee). JC took his time to explain history, stories, culture and religion in this tour. He was friendly, knowledgeable and nice. We enjoyed every aspect of this tour and recommend if you are in Santo Domingo. We ended our day with a brew and got to know JC a little better. Gracia JC!!”
Walk central Melbourne with a local guide, stopping at at least four cafés, coffee houses, and market stalls. Taste espresso, latte, and other brews while learning about roasting, coffee origins, and Melbourne’s café customs. Guides such as Andrew and Monique add local history along the way.
“This was a great tour and very informative about coffee in general. An amazing experience! Go early in your trip so you can revisit your favorite spots.”
Spend four hours at Luger Coffee Farm planting seedlings, picking cherries, and seeing coffee roasted, then walk Salento for an hour with a local guide such as Pedro. Private pickup, tasting, insurance, and guide service are included.
“This is more than just a tour, it’s an experience. The guide gives you fantastic information, but rather than just listening you literally do the processes yourself as if you’ work on the farm. You experience the entire process from bean to cup. Lionel was our guide and was funny, knowledgeable and passionate. This was one of our favorite experiences while in Colombia.”
Start at Olympic Village at 9:30 a.m. and walk with a small group through Vancouver’s art and coffee scene. You’ll visit Beaumont Studios, meet Honest to Pete’s coffee team, enjoy a latte and cupping sample, then see Mount Pleasant murals. Guides such as Alexis, Amy, Joshua, and Kelly add local context.
“Great walking tour! Awesome murals in Vancouver! Our guide was great and VERY knowledgeable! The talent is unbelievable!”
Join Mirjana, a Split-born guide and certified history interpreter, for a private 75 to 90-minute walk from Riva Harbor through Diocletian’s Palace. You’ll hear local stories, visit Roman sites and busy squares, and enjoy specialty coffee near the Golden Gate with a taste of Split’s slow daily rhythm.
“We loved exploring the back streets and busy squares with Mirjana. She shared the love of her city in a graceful and fun way (dark chocolate even). Finding her "hidden" coffee shop was a highlight. We were able to retrace our steps to the best Cevapi in town. A great experience in Split...and she is an excellent photographer!”
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