America · AUDIO TOURS
One spare day, a hundred options. These 8 audio tours earn the slot, priced and timed so you can pick in a couple of minutes.
See Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Downtown LA from an open-top bus. Switch routes with 9-language audio for up to 3 days from $51.
“Wear sun screen and hats! Amazing trip but was totally unprepared”
Hop on, hop off Los Angeles by open-air bus with audio earbuds. Choose routes, explore stops, and connect Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica.
“I enjoyed riding around Hollywood and Beverly Hills sightseeing. The ridecwas easy, driver was pleasant , and the toyr itself was in a timely manner.”
Medieval Torture Museum Chicago ticket with audio guide and ghost-hunting app, mobile entry, interactive exhibits, spooky 90 minutes.
“It is good, not quite worth it for the self guided tour. Bring headphones if you want to be able to hear about what you want to learn about through an ap on your phone.”
Self-guided Gettysburg driving audio tour with GPS-triggered stories, offline maps, and 60+ stops from the Heritage Center to the cemetery.
“The self tour does not keep up with the roads. We had to travel the same routes more than once. Found the app somewhat cumbersome.”
Drive Joshua Tree with location-triggered audio, offline maps, and a bonus Hidden Valley Nature Trail in your own car.
“We had difficulty at the beginning. There was a big delay due to driving to the entrance and we were not sure if it was working. I think we would have enjoyed a bit more history”
Alcatraz by official ferry from Pier 33 plus start-to-finish audio for the Cells and beyond, with an optional night visit.
“Absolute blast! Guided audio tour was super cool and well done. I wish cafeteria and other parts were open, but still a great experience.”
A self-guided, GPS-triggered drive with smart stop-by-stop audio through Acadia, from Hulls Cove to Cadillac Mountain, for up to 4.
“This was very informational and we enjoyed it. We had it playing through apple car play and commentary cut off 2-3 seconds at the being and end of each stop. That was frustrating.”
Self-guided GPS audio walks the Freedom Trail from Boston Common to USS Constitution with pause-anytime history and an in-app GPS.
“Easy. Great to go at my own pace. I needed to go quick due to an upcoming flight. Would do this at other places.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
