After this he began to travel and play as a soloist, touring much of Europe including England. Charles Burney heard him play in Koblenz in 1772, describing Punto as "the celebrated French horn from Bohemia, whose taste and astonishing execution were lately so applauded in London".
Following this, he embarked on a journey to perform as a solo musician across Europe, including England. Charles Burney heard him play in Koblenz in 1772, praising Punto's talent and skill as the "celebrated French horn from Bohemia" who had recently received acclaim in London.