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  • Augsburg: a Walk around Breathtaking Sights of a Historic City

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    This tour takes you on an exciting journey through one of the oldest cities in Germany – Augsburg, its historic streets and sights.

    Starting with Hauptbahnhof in Bahnhofstrasse, you will take a tour around the highlights of the city: visit St. Anne’s Church, that plays a pivotal role in the history of Bavaria.
    Learn about the Rathausplatz – a large square bordered mostly by post-war buildings, in the center of which there is one of the most famous fountains – Augustus Fountain; two others are Mercury and Hercules. Explore the Augsburg Town Hall – one of the most prominent examples of Renaissance architecture and a Perlach Tower.
    Next is the Augsburg Cathedral, which has undergone many modifications over the years. Following, explore the Mozartahus, where the father of the famous composer was born.
    Further, you can learn about the Fuggerai, the world's oldest social settlement, a town in the city built in the first half of the 16th century. Walking through Maximillianstraße you can listen to the incredible story of Fuggerhaus and Schaezlerpalais. Immerse yourself in St. Ulrich and Afra – the second largest religious building in Augsburg.
    Then visit the Puppenkiste, which was destroyed during a bombing raid in World War II. Finally, gaze in wonder at the most popular outdoor venue in Germany – the Open Air Theater with a capacity of about 2000 people.

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  • Utrecht: City Centre's Pulse Audio Tour

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    Experience the uniqueness of fascinating Utrecht by exploring the city centre.

    Admire the amazing former headquarters of the Dutch Railways, commonly called De Inktpot ("The Inkwell") for its unusual shape reminding an old-fashioned inkwell with a cap.
    Gaze at the beautiful 5 star Grand Hotel Karel V. In 1350, the crusaders of the Teutonic Knights had their headquarters here. Later, in 1546, the Emperor Charles V stayed at this place during his visit to Utrecht.
    Wander at lovely Ledig Erf, the city square where various bars, a cinema, and a statue of the native Utrecht singer, Herman Berkien are situated.
    Marvel at Bruntenhof where Frederick Brunt lived, a wealthy man who wanted to help the poor Catholic citizens. So, he built 15 houses for the poor on his land — you will have a chance to see 11 of them situated on the street.
    Have a chance to look at the breathtaking Academy Building, a gift from the people to the University of Utrecht for its 250-year existence. Find out the famous university's motto written on the front wall.
    Explore the Pandhof the hidden green courtyard of which hosts a beautiful old monastery. Listen to its rich and fascinating history.
    Discover Utrecht with a help of this extensive self-guided audio-tour!

    2 min
  • Brisbane: Botanic Gardens Audio Tour

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    Take this in-app audio tour of the revered Brisbane Botanic Gardens, an outdoor museum of plant collections that nature lovers will delight in discovering. Entry to the gardens is free.Thanks to the original curator, Walter Hill, it became ground zero for today's prosperous Australian crop industry, and while walking around, you will learn a lot about Hill's contribution to what the Gardens look like today.

    You will start the tour at the main gate flanked by two over 150 years old noble fig trees and walk the wiggling paths to explore sensibly landscaped areas inside the Gardens.
    Then, you will come across the Bodhi Tree, which is believed to have a connection with the tree at Bodh Gaya in India, under which the Buddha received enlightenment.
    Moving further through other stops on the way, you will take a look at the Crows Ash, which planting site was selected to be the initial garden in 1828.
    Amidst many plants and trees, you will also catch up with the artworks by modern local sculptors. For instance, see a cute little platypus by Bodo Muche on the Platypus Love Seat, as well as learn about a seaman who spent 17 years with aborigines by looking at the "Jemmy Morrell and the Brolgas" statue.
    At the end of the tour, take a worthwhile climb on top of Residence Hill, where the former curators' cottage is tucked, and relish the modern cityscape with green hues from above.
    Connect with nature and enjoy the beauty and history of the Brisbane Botanic Gardens!

    2 min
  • Bogota: Monserrate Hill Audio Tour

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    Welcome to Monserrate Hill, a famous sight that dominates the capital of Colombia and is an impressive must-visit location for everyone visiting the city.

    Long before the Spanish colonial conquest, it was used by the indigenous Muisca civilization to worship their Sun God at a height of more than 3,000 meters. Throughout history, it was converted into a catholic pilgrimage site topped by a landmark skyward white church.
    As you ascend by the funicular or cable car over the emerald wildwoods, be ready for a literally breathtaking view and some lightheadedness. You will then walk up the hill along the Way of the Cross and pass its fourteen stations with life-size sculptures that tell the story of the dramatic last journey of Jesus Christ.
    Proceeding to the very summit, you will get to the Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord of Monserrate. There, you will contemplate the vivid image of Our Lady of Monserrat, which is venerated at the Montserrat mountain in Catalonia, a namesake of Monserrate, and petitioned for miracles.
    Next, you will stroll the bustling Artisan Passage of the Craft Market and get a chance to sample local food and drinks for a quick yet well-deserved refreshment.
    After the tour, don't miss visiting the majestic colonial-era restaurants on the hilltop to savor Colombian dishes and admire the scenic views of Bogotá.
    No matter what your religion is, join the tour and engage with the unique spiritual harmony of this exceptional place!

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  • Lyon: Time-Traveler's Audio Tour

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    Have you ever dreamt about going back in time? Now you have a chance to do it in Lyon!

    Discover the most splendid historical spots of old Lyon. First, you will see the Cathedral of Saint-Jean, which was started as a Norman or Romanesque-style building and finished in Gothic style.
    Do you like taking photos? You will have a chance to do it in front of the most photographed facade of the Vieux Lyon — the Lawyers House, which is also one of the top 10 most instagrammable places in the entire city!
    You will also visit the Place du government, not just one of the most beautiful places in Lyon but a house of a very important Lyonnais family, the Neuville de Villeroy, who ruled the city for a long time.
    Your trip will continue at the Place du Change — one of the busiest squares with famous restaurants and silk shops (don't forget that Lyon is the city of silk!). Of course, you will see a fascinating Maison du Chamarier, a unique example of a transition between the Gothic and the early premises of Renaissance architecture.
    During the tour, you will wander through a maze of cobblestoned alleyways and hidden passages called "les traboules" which communicate from one house to another through courtyards without using the streets. They date back to the Renaissance and remind the Roman patio.
    Already interested? Get ready for your journey in time!

    2 min
  • Brugge: Medieval Heartbeat Audio Tour

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    You have a unique chance to discover the beauty of Bruges at your own pace and not miss a single detail!

    During your trip, you will wander around Market Square and gaze at the oldest tower in town — the Belfry, which was burnt down three times in the past and, fortunately, restored. You'll also discover another architectural masterpiece situated there — the Provincial Court, built in amazing neogothic style and used as both a post office and a governance residence. Market Square is not the only square you'll observe: the Jan van Eyck and the Burg squares are waiting for you.
    You will explore magnificent old churches of Bruges: the Saint Anne's Church, the Basilica of the Holy Blood consisting of two chapels, and, of course, the Church of Our Lady in both Gothic and Renaissance styles with the royal mausoleums of Mary of Burgundy and Charles the Bold — it's a great chance to touch the history.
    That's not all: you will marvel at the breathtaking Rozenhoedkaai firstly mentioned by Georges Rodenbach in his book "Bruges-la-Morte." The book developed tourism rapidly, although Rodenbach gave not a very positive image of Bruges.
    Your town tour won't be complete without visiting spectacular Arents Court with its group of statues representing four riders of the Apocalypse. The sculptor, Rick Poot, did his best to create all the statues in the most expressive way possible to let you grasp their mood and concept.
    Are you already intrigued? See all of this by yourself!

    2 min
  • Munich: Old Town's Bavarian Saga Audio Tour

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    Discover the capital of Bavaria!

    Your tour starts at Munich’s Central Station, the Munich Hauptbahnhof, and takes you around Innenstadt’s thirteen prime attractions. It includes places to rest and eat to keep you comfortable as you explore this beautiful city.
    You will walk along Neuhauser Straße, the street where a number of street performers provide non-stop entertainment and keep it lively as tourists from all over Europe go shopping and sightseeing.
    You will discover one of Munich's highlights, the magnificent Frauenkirche. Just imagine: its design became so popular it was copied in churches all over the region.
    Then you'll learn about the most prominent building on the Marienplatz, the city's main square. The New Town Hall, or the Neues Rathaus, is famous not only because of its historical and architectural significance, but also because it is home to the fourth-largest animated clock tower in Europe.
    Your tour will finish near Hofbräuhaus, one of the oldest running businesses in Munich. This wonderful brewery dates back almost four hundred years and is a true icon of Bavaria.
    Get ready to dive into the history and culture of Bavaria!

    2 min
  • Saint Augustine: Echoes of History Audio Tour

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    St. Augustine has an enchanting ambiance of a Spanish colonial coastal town with beaches, shell shops, and history aplenty, and it is intriguing for history buffs to linger in. This in-app audio tour will guide you through the streets of America's oldest city and reveal incredible stories behind them.

    The tour starts at the eclectic Oldest House Museum – the oldest house in St. Augustine and one of the oldest in America. Then, you will stop by and marvel at the exquisite architecture of the city's most iconic attraction, Flagler College.
    The city's Spanish heritage is manifested by the cinematic grounds of the former splendid Spanish Renaissance-style Hotel Ponce de Léon that will definitely impress you.
    On your way to the next location, you will walk along Saint George Street, a charming area considered the heart of the city, full of shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
    After that, Tolomato Cemetery will give you chills in the spine. The oldest planned graveyard in the country allures those who believe in paranormal events. From there, go to the Old City Gates which once was the only entrance into St. Augustine.
    Finally, discover the massive stone fortification Castillo de San Marcos that witnessed the history of Florida, stood many events, and became well-known for its ghost stories, too.
    Join the tour and get ready to immerse yourself in the peculiar historical and architectural mix of the European and the American!

    2 min
  • Purmerend: Timeless Markets Audio Tour

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    Would you like to learn more about trading cities? Get ready to discover Purmerend, a lovely town in the North of the Netherlands!

    You will start your tour near the Purmerend Town Hall, a remarkable building dating from 1912. There you will learn how the city became so successful in trading.
    Be ready to get used to specific names of streets or historical places. It can be hard to pronounce them, but you will be surprised by the rich history of these names. Unbelievable legends will tell you about the foundation of this town.
    Have you ever heard about the swine market or butter market? Visiting Purmerend will provide you with an opportunity to listen to a few stories about these types of markets.
    You will visit the place where the prettiest market in Purmerend, the swine market was founded and find out how it was so successful. And at the butter market, you will learn how agriculture became the center of the town’s commercial gravity.
    Discover the history of the historical city of Purmerend with this tour!

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  • San Diego: Balboa Park's Arts, Culture, and Nature Audio Tour

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    Welcome to the Balboa Park in San Diego! With this in-app audio tour, you will explore a part of this iconic multifaceted park, get astonished by the Spanish-Colonial-style buildings, and learn which attractions inside are best to visit.

    The tour starts near the famous San Diego Zoo, one of the largest zoos in America, so you can visit it and meet over 3,700 rare and endangered animals.
    While walking through the park, you will notice the magnificent Bea Evenson Fountain named after the activist of the San Diego's Committee of 100 that worked hard to preserve Balboa Park's exciting architecture.
    If you are an art lover, don't miss a chance to visit the San Diego Museum of Art, featuring masterpieces by Murillo, Cotán, El Greco, and others.
    Next, you are recommended to poke into the famed Mingei International Museum, displaying everyday objects made by anonymous artisans.
    Continue, and you will linger in the serene Japanese Friendship Garden to enjoy bonsai and watch the colorful koi fish. From there, you will enter the Spreckels Organ Pavilion and see the world's largest outdoor pipe organ.
    Then, consider gazing at the Apollo spacecraft module pieces in the local aviation-themed San Diego Aerospace Museum.
    Finally, at the honored Veterans Museum and Memorial Center, you can celebrate the history and "meet" San Diegans who served in the military.
    Ready to relish this green and splendid must-see San Diego outdoor attraction? Then join the tour!

    2 min

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