Top Alabama Audio Guides

Walk through the soul of the city and discover it’s iconic landmarks. Go at your own pace, anytime, walking through these historic streets and discover it’s French, Spanish, British and American past. You’ll see the historic Fort, Mardi Gras Square, the historic Dauphin Street, the Cathedral, the parks, churches, museums and so much more. Why choose this tour? Great price for a great experience! See the sites at your own pace. The tour is location aware and plays as you walk. Stop anytime. Continue anytime.

Explore Huntsville at your own pace and schedule. Go anytime. Why take this tour? -It's like an in-person tour guide, only it's on your phone. -Tour at your own pace and schedule -Professionally produced, narrated, and musically edited immersive experience -Guided by technology. Put your phone in your pocket as the smartphone tour guided you with voice turn by turn. -Great deal -Learn about Huntsville's rocket history, founding, civil war history, how a Nazi scientist worked to develop the rockets that went to space, space monkeys and so much more. -Listen again after taking the tour. -The tour never expires, go or listen (after the on-location tour) anytime. This historic adventure is a smartphone-guided location tour. You go to the first stop, open the tour, enter your experience code from Viator, and press play. From there you are guided turn by turn through Huntsville. The app knows your location and seamlessly guides you each step of the way.

Explore the haunted spots in Birmingham with a self guided walking tour downtown, and find all the ghosts. Here legends about Hank Wiliams, Madam Lou saving the Magic City, the haunted Clark building, and gruesome stories about the Axe Syndicate. Recommended for guests 14 and over, this app-led tour allows you to go at your pace and takes about an hour.

Step into one of the most powerful chapters of American history with this self-guided walking tour through Birmingham’s Civil Rights District. Designed to be immersive and reflective, this experience guides you through the streets where ordinary people carried out extraordinary acts of courage, changing the course of a nation through peaceful resistance. As you explore at your own pace, you’ll encounter churches, parks, and monuments that witnessed pivotal moments of the 1960s movement. Thoughtful storytelling brings context to the architecture and public spaces, revealing how strategy, faith, and community shaped a national awakening rooted in Birmingham. This walk isn’t just about learning history — it’s about feeling it. By connecting place with personal stories, the tour offers a meaningful way to understand how protest, sacrifice, and hope transformed this city and left a lasting mark on the American conscience.

Montgomery is an important city in the history of the American Civil Rights Movement. The location of one of the most important bus boycotts, Montgomery’s streets are full of African American history. Let this self-guided walking tour give you a glimpse into the history of the city at your own pace. You’ll walk to landmarks like the Civil Rights Memorial Center and the Alabama State Capitol.

Spend time learning about the Civil Rights Movement from an evangelistic perspective on this walking tour through Birmingham, Alabama. Learn about the church leaders and children who marched for equality after the passing of the Civil Rights Act in 1964 from your tour guide. As you walk, stop at significant landmarks, like the 16th Street Baptist Church and Kelly Ingram Park, and learn the role they played during this critical era.

Choose this Birmingham Hop-On Hop-Off Self-Guided Driving Tour instead of a regular, public hop-on hop-off tour, and explore the city on a similar route from the comfort of your own car. Follow a fun route through the city using an easy-to-download app and stop for as long or as little as you like at each big attraction. This is a great way for families to sightsee in a private vehicle if they’re on a budget.

Discover one of the most beautiful parks in the US on this full-day tour to Valley of Fire in Utah. With a private guide, explore everything from petroglyphs to rock formations to Native American artifacts over the course of the day. Learn about the history and culture of the area from your guide and enjoy some free time to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Learn about the Civil rights events in Selma. Go at your own pace, anytime. Stop and explore, then continue more. This tour is location aware, meaning it plays as you walk. When you get to the story location it automatically plays, step by step, and it's navigated by our smart phone app and walking tour technology. Known as the Queen city of the Black Belt, Selma has seen historic Civil Rights events take place in its streets and it tells the story of America. On our civil rights walk of Freedom you’ll see the old train depots, churches, streets, buildings, parks and bridge where history took place. And at each stop, and as we walk, I’ll share with you the stories of Bloody Sunday, Martin Luther King Jr, Reverend Reeb, the Civil War, The Civil Rights Movement, Protests, gatherings, voting rights, turnaround Tuesday, the Selma to Montgomery March and many more. Our historic walk begins at the Old Depot Museum.