Audio Guide Category: walk

Nice

We’ll start here at thecelebrated Hotel Negresco on the Promenade des Anglais, before visiting some of thecity’s less well known sites such as the marble cross that marked the meeting here ofthree of Europe’s most powerful men during the sixteenth…

Olney High Street – Heritage Trail

This trail provides an introduction to the history of selected parts of Olney’s wide High Street.  The wide High Street stretching from the Market Place in the south to the Knoll in the north is arguably the major feature that makes Olne…

A Lace Trail around Olney

This trail provides an introduction to Olney’s lace makers, and the associated cottage industry, which lasted for over 300 years. Continental lace makers came to this area of North Buckinghamshire, as a result of religious persecution in…

Turin

Welcome to Turin – capital of Piedmont and the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy, an important university, artistic, touristic, cultural and scientific center of the country. It is situated on a plain divided by the rivers Po, Dora Riparia, St…

Discover Historic Frederick, Maryland

Hello and welcome to this tour of Frederick, Maryland, presented by Insight Guides. My name is Katherine and I’ll be your guide. This tour takes around 90 minutes, not including any time spent touring any museums or buildings a…

Harpers Ferry

At Harpers Ferry, visitors will step back in time to the Civil War, entering historical buildings, complete with period-accurate items and Civil War reenactors dressed for battle. Visit today and more learn about the role this little town played in the …

How Dutch is New York? – The Stuyvesant Tour

Welcome to the Stuyvesant Tour from Dutch Heritage World Tours. We will take you to an area of Manhattan where in the 17th century Peter Stuyvesant (or Petrus as he was called) had his country home. Stuyvesant came to the colony of New Netherland in 164…

Villers-Bocage

Discover Villers-Bocage. The town was completely destroyed by bombings during World War Two. The town is nowadays rebuilt and offers a beautiful architecture of the Reconstruction. This tour is completed with testimonies of the local population who have…

Leitza, Navarra, Spain

Leitza With a population of roughly 2800 inhabitants, Leitza is located in the Foral Community of Navarra only 47 km away from the community’s capital city of Pamplona. The first historical mention of Leitza was together with the town of Areso in …

San Sebastián

For anyone who has read Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises”, San Sebastián will forever be the location of one of the greatest literary love affairs. Or perhaps the name invokes images of pristine white sandy beaches or the wafting…

Rye Beach Block

Rye Beach drew crowds from all over the country. Victorian Americans began traveling in droves by train. Visitors arrived at the Hampton station, were picked up by carriage and taken to their hotel or boarding house. Guest registers list whole families,…

Exeter LitFest Walking Tour

For hundreds of years, diverse writers in Exeter, NH have been creating stories that have spread across the region and across the world. ExeterLitFest.com is proud to bring our homegrown written arts tradition to life for you through this accessible, mi…

Benquerencia Audio Guide

Welcome to Benquerencia, Municipality that is part of Less than Hundred, International Network of Special Places with less than 100 inhabitants. You are about to learn, step by step, the secrets of Benquerencia. We hope you enjoy the experience and disc…

Jewish roots of the town Korma

After edict “Jewish pale” russian empress of the Catherine II in 1791 jew mass settled on belorussian village and small towns. By the end of 18 ages according to data revision lists Korma from 1268 jewish population formed 932 persons, but t…

Matera, Tour The Stones

The name Stones refers to the morphological characteristics of the territory: two rugged valleys that surround the Civita and that, until the beginning of the last century, were crossed by the waters of two grabs (these are torrential erosion furrows, f…

Sky Meadows State Park Sensory Explorers’ Trail

Come and explore that Sensory Explorers’ Trail at Sky Meadows State Park in Delaplane, VA.  This trail provides access for people of all ages and abilities to engage their senses in the exploration of the natural world. 

Sikirica Gallery and cultural heritage of the city of Sinj

Sikirica Gallery is named after academic sculptor, Stipe Sikirica, who donated his entire opus to the city of Sinj, or in his words, to all the people of Sinj and Cetina region, who were his primary inspiration. Therefore his opus is undistinguishable f…

Salona – Story of Saint Domnius

This Storyteller mobile tour guide is provided free of charge by Tourist Board of Solin If every city has a soul,than the city of Split, on the shores of the Adriatic sea,owes its soul to a student from Antioch who by falling in love with this regi…

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