Hahndorf Walking Tours

$49

Explore the Hufendorf on a guided tour lasting approximately 90 minutes, covering a one-kilometer route along a section of the main street and areas typically not accessible to the public in this historical village layout. Your guide, owner/operator Sharon Pippos, will lead the way with an easy-paced, engaging, and enjoyable experience.

Gain exclusive access to the historic St. Michael’s Lutheran church and delve into topics like Germanic (fachwerk) architecture, the Pioneer Women’s walking trail, and more. You’ll be in the company of a local who possesses deep knowledge of Hahndorf and its hidden secrets, both past and present. This tour is accommodating for individuals with mobility challenges.

Hahndorf’s origins trace back to Prussian settlers fleeing religious persecution, making for a fascinating story. Discover intriguing facts, such as what lies beneath the Hahndorf Academy. Group bookings are encouraged, and inquiries about private and group rates are welcome. Please note that a minimum of 2 people is required, or payment for 2.

Disabled Access

$49

Discover the Strassendorf on a 90-minute walking tour, brimming with local stories and insights, located at the southern end of Hahndorf’s main street. This tour grants access to areas typically closed to the public.

Step into the historic St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, where you’ll hear captivating tales of the Prussian people’s flight from King Wilhelm in 1838 (Hahndorf Walking Tours holds exclusive access). Learn about fachwerk architecture, the history of the pretzel, and the folklore surrounding the unique lives led by these settlers in the Adelaide Hills.

Uncover the unexpected secrets hidden beneath the old pear tree. You’ll also receive valuable recommendations and insider tips for shopping and dining in the village. Please note that a minimum of 2 people is required, or payment for 2.

As a bonus, walkers receive a generous discount voucher sheet for use in local eateries and artisan shops. You can request this in advance once you’ve made your booking, and it remains valid for 6 months. Group bookings are warmly welcomed as well.

Disabled Access

$89

This unique food experience is the only one of its kind in the village and enjoys great popularity among our visitors.

Gluten-free pastry is available, but it should be requested at the time of booking.

The Hahndorf Inn staff will guide you through the process of crafting your own Apple Strudel, a delightful activity that typically takes between 15-20 minutes.

During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to explore locations not accessible to the general public, offering numerous chances for captivating photographs. A visit to a historic Lutheran church is included, where you’ll learn about the early settlers of Hahndorf and their escape from Prussia. It’s worth noting that exclusive access to this church is granted.

You’ll also gain insights into fachwerk (Germanic) architecture, the origins of the pretzel, and develop a deep appreciation for the faith and entrepreneurial spirit of pioneering women. These are stories about the village that you won’t encounter without a guide.

Upon returning to the Inn, you’ll savour your homemade strudel, served with vanilla bean ice-cream, cream, and your choice of a hot beverage or a soft drink.

The tour experience is entirely flexible and tailored to your preferences. Wunderbah!

Disabled Access

$99

As night falls over the village and most visitors depart, Hahndorf Walking Tours offers an unforgettable after-dark experience.

Savor a delectable dinner at 6:00 pm in The Haus Restaurant. With a curated a diverse selection of mouthwatering dishes for you to choose.

Your guide will rendezvous with you at the restaurant at 7:30 pm, unless otherwise notified. Remember to bring your own torch, as there is a limited number of lanterns available.

The night promises a rich tapestry of storytelling, covering topics like the history of the pretzel, Germanic architecture (fachwerk), the Pioneer Women’s Walking Trail, and more. You’ll have the opportunity to step inside the historic St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, where you’ll hear tales of the Prussian settlers who escaped their king in 1838 and embarked on a perilous journey to South Australia.

Discover the secrets of Germanic architecture (fachwerk) and the fascinating history of the pretzel. Curious about what’s hidden beneath the old pear tree? Prepare for unexpected surprises.

You’ll gain valuable information and entertaining facts that only a local guide can provide. It’s important to note that this is not a ghost tour, and families are warmly welcomed to join in the experience.

Disabled Access