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Who ranks in Dresden on Viator
Every tour on the first page, with what they charge and what it took to get there.
what the page charges
€46
median
€46 median
€7
lowest
€356
highest
The bar runs from the lowest price on the page to the highest. Half the page asks more than the median, half asks less. The top of the range sits further from the median than the bottom does.
the top ten, against the page
median reviews, top 10
99
vs 46 across all 20 tours
median price, top 10
€46
vs €46 across all 20 tours
how this was measured
Viator loaded from United States, because results move with the country you browse from.
The first page of tour cards, in the order the page returned them. Sponsored and promo tiles are skipped, so a rank is a rank.
Re-checked at least weekly. Prices are the figures printed on each card, converted to euro.
typical standing
4.8
median rating
half the tours have more than 46 reviews
Groups of similar tours
Tours grouped by how similar they are, so you can price against the ones you actually compete with.
tours like "Dresden Old Town: Small-Group Walking Tour in English with Locals"
4 tours in this group
best rank #4
€28
typical price
€9–€160 across 4 priced tours
tours like "Hassle-free Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland Trip from Dresden"
3 tours in this group
best rank #6
€125
typical price
€121–€146 across 3 priced tours
who holds the first 3
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what the page tells you
2 things worth knowing about this market
what the free report leaves out
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With an account you track any search you can type — not only the cities listed here, and not only tours you own. Whatever the search, you get everyone ranking for it, and you watch those positions move week to week instead of reading them once.
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