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  • Haunted Savannah: Exploring the Terrific Architecture and History with Ghosts

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    Savannah is one of the most haunted cities in America. This audio tour shows off creepy secrets of its architecturally spectacular ominous locations!

    At first, you'll see the site of the Gribble House and one of the most violent murders in Savannah's history. Crossing the lovely Madison Square, be thrilled with the story of soldiers buried there after the 1779 Siege of Savannah, both dead and alive.
    At the noble Andrew Low House nearby, once frequented by the swell society and Robert E. Lee, meet some Low family members who turned otherworldly. Few steps away from there, you will spot the posh Hamilton-Turner Inn that inspired exterior of the famous Haunted Mansion at Disneyland.
    After that, visit the alluring historic Colonial Park Cemetery to look into the headstones altered by the Union army in 1864 and beware of the ghostly dwellers, if you dare.
    The tour will also take you through Old Savannah's restaurants with a spooky background. Once you learn how the Moon River Brewery and the yellow fever epidemic are interlinked, you will feel macabre. At the very end, sneak into the Pirates' House, where the fabled Captain Flint's ghost roams, for a drink with Savannah pirates who never returned from a sail and learn how come.
    On your way there, you will pass the evocative Hampton Lillibridge House rumored to be the site of exorcism in 1963.
    Set off to explore Savannah with its stunning period architecture and urban legends that will give you the chills!

    2 min
  • Edam: Cheesy Origins Audio Tour

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    Demonstrating the finest example of the butterfly effect, this tour will tell you how a simple act of making cheese can change a town dramatically.

    This is what happened to Edam, which flourished in the times when the trade of its famous cheese was immense. Start your exploration at Voorhaven, the first harbour to provide the process of cheese export, where even cattle was transported by farmers within a tiny space. After that, go on to gaze at Kassmarkt, the very market where cheese was weighed and sold. For a stroke of luck, you just might end up in the hustle and bustle of the market while cheese is being traded, and even buy some!
    On your way, you will be reminded by every site that Edam breathes trade. Marvel at Sint Nicolaaskerk, the church named after Saint Nicholas, patron saint of chandlers and merchants. Passing by the Edam Museum, consider going inside: if you do, you are bound to get gripped by the curiosities it offers!
    As you make your way further, the crooked shape of Speeltoren is sure to catch your eye, and you may even hear the music produced by the old carillon. Find yourself among multiple warehouses of Nieuwehaven, the New Harbour that will tell you the history of trade in their own wording before you conclude your walk by going back to Voorhaven.
    Immerse yourself in the unique spirit of trade in Edam, the town whose former wealth, even nowadays, is amazing!

    2 min
  • Regensburg: Feel the Audacity of Past Times

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    What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of the old town in Germany? Beer, sightseeing on every corner, and not the most humane ways of punishment. You are not mistaken, because this city has it all.

    Explore the historic city of Regensburg with this tour!
    Your immersion in old times begins on the square where the Reichstag was founded. It served as the heart of the city where every citizen used to spend his time.
    Walk across the stone bridge that is so unbelievably old that it was used by the members of the second and the third crusades in the 12th century, connecting Regensburg channels of trade and transportation for eternity.
    Continue your tour near the Gothic cathedral, which was being built for a quarter of a millennium, and listen to the bewildering legend associated with it.
    Touch (literally) the architecture and ideas of that time. Feel its spirit and audacity. Enjoy drinks and food at restaurants steeped in history and equally rich scenery. And, finally, find out about breathtaking stories and rumors about the city of Regensburg.

    2 min
  • Annapolis: an Audio Walk through America’s Sailing Capital

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    Welcome to Annapolis, a compact and lovely yet historically significant city! This in-app audio tour will guide you around its downtown to narrate the past of Maryland's waterside capital.

    The audio tour starts at the historic St. Anne's Cemetery to introduce the notable locals buried there from the late 1600s. Next, you will pass by the Banneker-Douglass Museum to get inspired by the success stories of a famous writer and a great scientist, both African-American Marylanders of the slave origins. A few steps from there, you will see the majestic Maryland State House that was the only one to briefly serve as the Capitol of the United States.
    Be surprised that the four Declaration of Independence signers founded the local St. John's College, a hotspot for outstanding teaching practices since the 17th century. The tour will walk you past many red brick 18th century houses, including the William Paca House built by the namesake Declaration of Independence signer. Later on, you will meet the US Naval Academy graduates who left a mark on history, and learn about their life and training at this world-renowned naval school. To enjoy the waterfront, you will walk the scenic Ego Valley dockside lined with posh boats and yachts.
    Finally, you will get a chance to explore the Museum of Historic Annapolis that celebrates the city's history and people who built it.
    Experience the coastal charm and colonial architecture of Annapolis's historic district!

    2 min
  • Nashville: Melodic Landmarks Audio Tour

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    Downtown Nashville sounds like the music of many genres, groups, and instruments at once. With its so many historic music landmarks, it's perfect for curious melomaniacs.

    Yet, Nashville is not only about tunes of all sorts. You'll first witness the state's history embodied in the Bicentennial Park and step your feet on its lawns to literally touch it.
    Your next stop, the Tennessee State Capitol, is the essence of its statehood and virtues and the country's architectural pride.
    Getting back to the music topic, you will reach the Musicians Hall of Fame, crowned by a large dome. Preserving the legacy of the Nashville Music Auditorium that hosted legendary star-studded concerts, it's an award-winning top-notch event space.
    Then, tour around the music industry sites and drop in the Metro Riverfront Park, a symbol of Nashville's history, to amuse yourself by walking along the Cumberland River.
    If you decide to enter the Johnny Cash Museum, one of the top six attractions in Nashville, you will see chords from the guitars once owned by the famous Johnny Cash alongside his other artifacts.
    The Music City Center, a modern architecture gem with free live performances, awaits you at the end.
    During your walk, do not miss indulging in the delicious treats and embracing the city's multiple food scenes (and many more facilities).
    Join the tour and get to know the city's history while enjoying the music coming to your ears from everywhere!

    2 min
  • Goettingen: a Stroll Through a University Town

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    Discover lovely Goettingen at your own pace with this in-app audio tour! Take in the spirit of youth as you walk along the peaceful streets of Goettingen, a lovely university town with its pleasing atmosphere of serenity.

    From the Goose Girl Fountain, you will start your discovery of the history of student times. Come see the Bismarck Cottage to learn more about how his young owner led his life here. Admire The Pauliner Church, which serves as a university library, and explore the knowledge it bears.
    Further on, you will have an opportunity to gaze at the University Art Collection in the Auditorium, where masterpieces of Rembrandt and Botticelli are exhibited. From here, the route takes you to the Old Botanical Garden, a wonderful place to relax before you are stunned by the rotating exhibits of the Goettingen City Museum.
    In the end of your walk, take your time to wonder at the cozy look of the Junkernschänke, also known as Squire's Taproom, before you walk out to the Börner Quarter to take in the thought-provoking sculpture eradicated there.
    Join the students of Goettingen on your way to knowledge and find out about this special tiny world!

    2 min
  • Warsaw: Old Town Historical Trails Audio Tour

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    Get ready to discover one of the youngest European capitals at your own pace!

    Starting in the very heart of Warsaw, at Castle Square, this in-app audio tour will lead you through the most significant attractions of the Polish Capital. You will listen to legends and stories and dive into the atmosphere of Warsaw's Old Town.
    Learn the story behind Warsaw's Royal Castle, a wonderful early-baroque structure built by Sigismund III, and find out what part it played in Poland's history.
    Continue your journey at Old Town Market Square, an important center of political, cultural, and social life. Marvel at colorful, richly decorated houses and travel through time wandering around old little cafés and shops.
    Be impressed by the grandeur of the XVII-century Church of the Holy Cross and find urns with the hearts of Frederic Chopin and Władysław Reymont. Perhaps, you will even be lucky to hear the largest pipe organ in Warsaw.
    The Old Town is ready to reveal its secrets and all its hidden gems to you. Are you ready to hit the road?

    2 min
  • Dresden Walk: Semperoper, Frauenkirche, Zwinger, and many more

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    Explore the wonderful city of Dresden with this tour!

    Your walking tour begins on the Theaterplatz square, near the Semperoper – a magnificent opera house built by genius architect Gottfried Semper. Today it is one of the richest opera houses in Germany.
    Then you will marvel at the gala courtyard called Zwinger – a splendor example of Baroque architecture where magnificent receptions by Saxon ruler Augustus the Strong were held.
    Your immersion in the world of royalty will continue with Dresden Castle – the principal residence of the Saxon rulers. Today the castle is home to the world's famous and very rich treasury called New Green Vault.
    The tour ends at the Palace Square, near the incredible catholic cathedral Hofkirche, an 85-meter-high classical baroque church that will impress you with its pompous facade.
    Get ready to learn about Dresden's history, culture, and traditions. Let's hit the road!

    2 min
  • The Hague: Main Attractions in 1 Day Audio Tour

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    Initiation into the secrets of the Hague begins right now!

    Starting with Chinatown, you can see the place where orthodox Jews used to live before World War II and explore the mode of life of the Chinese people in the Netherlands nowadays.
    See the Binnenhof – a place that was the real center of power in the Netherlands and listen to the story of the country's formation. Near the Binnenhof you will find Het Plein, one of the most picturesque and tasteful places to eat and drink in the Hague. Originally it was a garden to grow vegetables for the court.
    After learning about the two most significant museums in the city, you will walk along Lange Voorhout, the street that is considered to be the best place to walk and relax.
    The tour will end at De Pier, a leisure complex located on the largest Dutch beach where you will get an opportunity to get on the Ferris wheel to enjoy the panorama of the city and the beach.
    Get ready to feel the charm of the Hague and be sure not to miss a thing!

    2 min
  • Seattle: Downtown Landmarks Audio Tour

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    Welcome to Seattle! This self-guided audio tour will walk you around downtown, share historic tidbits and point out the stunning postcard-like architecture.

    To begin with, you will learn about the glory days and rebirth of the ornate 5th Avenue Theatre, hosting popular musical premieres like Hairspray before the Broadway does.
    Next, you will get to the iconic Pike Place Market to catch up with its daring history and meet Rachel the Bronze Pig, its mascot.
    Beneath the Market, you will see a quirky urban artwork, the Gum Wall, which is two million gum pieces attached to the wall by passersby.
    By the Seattle Art Museum' facade you will spot the famous Hammering Man, a hard-working kinetic sculpture that moves nonstop, and you will learn why it does.
    Passing by the quaint building of Seattle's oldest and most prestigious social club called Rainier Club, you will hear about its high-profile members like Mark Twain and Bill Clinton.
    Don't miss an aerial view of Seattle while on the tour. For that, you can climb the 73d floor of the tallest building in the entire Washington, the modern Columbia Center. Or, you can take the old-fashioned elevator to the deck on the 35th floor of the Smith Tower, the oldest one in the area.
    Finally, you will get a glimpse of the city's early days in the 1850s at the Pioneer Square, its fisrt neighborhood.
    Join the tour to see how old and new images of Seattle are mixed!

    2 min

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