Audio Guide Category: walk

Travelling with Lucius

This is a tour along the archeological sites of the Roman era in the centre of Woerden. The Romans lived in this area from around 41 till approximately 275 A.D. The Castellum Laurium,  of which the contours have been made visible again on the Kerkp…

The Hull Blitz Trail

WALK THE STORIES OF HULL’S WARTIME PAST   Between 1939 and 1945 thousands of people across Hull were drawn into the Second World War, as soldiers, nurses, firefighters, evacuees, war workers and more. Eighty-six air raids on the city from Jun…

Hull:Yorkshire’s Maritime City

The City of Hull always has and always will have an intimate relationship with the water. Built at the confluence of the River Hull and the might Humber Estuary, Hull has always relied on the sea for its livelihood. From the Cistercian Monks of Meaux Ab…

Hull: exploring Drypool

Explore the Drypool area of Hull taking a step back in time to see what the area looked like in the Victorian period, over 100 years ago.

The Blitz

Learn about the Blitz through famous photographs

TIBI – TOUR BCN

! Hola ! If you are tired to see what everyones knows about Barcelona….You are lucky” you have just the possibility to take the perfect tour throught the Barcelona where almost every catalan family wish to live. the place I am talking about …

Historic Downtown Colorado Springs

Welcome to Colorado Springs, and to this tour of some of its historic Downtown sights, presented by Insight Guides. My name is Katherine and I’ll be your guide. This tour takes approximately 2–3 hours to complete. You can stop at any ti…

Oxford – a tour of history, architecture and great characters

Oxford is one of a handful of great tourist destinations in the United Kingdom. There is centuries of history in this city. It was the capital of England during the Civil War of the 17th century when King Charles I moved his court here. The colleges mak…

Welcome to the INTO Campus Tour

Welcome to INTO Newcastle University! This is just a quick tour to introduce you to some interesting things you may find hidden around campus. If INTO Reception is open, they usually have free copies of the Campus and City Centre Map which you can have….

river tyne

Start with the view of the river tyne itself. The river is wide and often has a different sheen in the sun. A slender silver bridge, modern style across the river tyne, in harmony with the old historic buildings around it, but with its unique modern sty…

Molly’s Magical Experience

A story about kindness, brave, initiative from a girl named Molly. HI,This is an audio tour made by Nora,Zed and Rizer. It is a story about the little girl Molly  who is five years old,our first stop is intu Eldon square.Then we will start it.

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