Top United Kingdom Audio Guides - page 7

Discover Hengistbury Head like never before on this self guided audio tour. Find out about the history of Hengistbury Head and how it was used after World War II. Discover what this area looked like 200 years ago, and learn about the rock and timber projections into the sea. Find out how we track the migration of birds that stop to visit here. There is even the account of the ghostly rider of Hengistbury Head and much, much, more. Enjoy a walk with something for everyone.

Get the lowdown on Whitby’s historic East Side, with a self-guided audio tour that lets you explore at your own pace. After downloading the cellphone App, you can start the tour whenever you wish, following a carefully prepared route around the seaside neighborhood. Tales of Charles Dickens’ characters, the Penny Hedge, and vampire blood complete the experience.

Enjoy an easy self guided audio tour along the coast starting down on Orford Ness, then up as far as the Moot Hall. Find out about the different ways that the people along this coast have made their living from the sea. On the way, we will hear about Elephants having a paddle, see a dangerous windmill, hear about a private literary festival, meet the Uptowners & Downtowners, hear about the dangers that lurk on this tiny bit of the East Coast and meet a dog that was so loved that they made him twice... What more could you want in a short walk?

This is the perfect tour for fans of the TV series “Bridgerton”. Save time trying to work out where famous scenes were filmed and instead, go on a guided walking tour that covers key filming locations. Pass by the exterior of Lady Danbury’s home as well as the the National Trust property where the ballroom scenes were filmed. Throughout the tour, expand your "Bridgerton" knowledge with lots of interesting behind-the-scenes facts about the show from your guide.

Delve deeper into medieval Lavenham than most tourists do with this lifelong-access self-guided audio walking tour. With your GPS-based app downloaded, set out to discover this lovely town’s half-timbered buildings, including its Swan Inn and 16th-century Guildhall. Chart their history, hear stories of their long-gone owners such as Tudor wool traders and aristocratic dukes; and pause and resume the tour as you wish to explore at your own pace.

Drown out the London traffic and soak up the festive spirit on this silent disco walking tour of London's Christmas displays. Follow a curated route through areas such as Regent Street and Seven Dials while listening to festive music through headphones to add to the holiday ambiance. Learn intriguing stories and about local holiday traditions from your guide.

You don’t have to join a tour group to discover York. This self-guided audio walking tour lets you set the pace and pick up and drop the route when it suits you. Hit all the signature spots—York Minster, Stonegate, Mansion House, the Shambles, one of the best-preserved medieval streets in the world, and more. The app works online and offline, and includes geodata, so you don't need to waste money on roaming charges.

Set your own pace as you immerse yourself in London's rich history on this self-guided audio tour. Simply download the app, put in your headphones and explore. Learn about ancient Roman London, known as Londinium, and its transformation throughout the medieval and Victorian periods. Enjoy a route that includes hidden ruins, the Tower of London, former execution grounds, and more.

Benefit from both the structure of an informative guided tour and the freedom of independent travel with this handy self-guided audio tour. Listen to London's quirkiest stories and hidden histories, which can be downloaded and accessed offline as you make your way around London. Highlights include the city's original Victorian-era street lamp, little-known back streets around Covent Garden, and the strange features behind the Savoy Theatre and St. Paul's Cathedral.

Experience Edinburgh Old Town’s highlights in your own way with this self-guided audio tour. Download the app onto your smartphone, and set off when it suits to discover the streets and sights: stopping, lingering, and restarting whenever you wish. Wander cobbled closes, stroll parks, and admire grand buildings as you discover history and detail you might otherwise miss. Lifetime access to the tour also means you can enjoy it at home any time in the future.

Swap the rigid itineraries and crowds of group tours for the opportunity to explore Inverness your own way, at your own pace. This self-guided audio tour takes you on a journey around the Highlands' capital, from settlement by an ancient tribe through to the days of Celtic saints and today's modern residents. Hear some of the myths and legends of Inverness and see landmarks including Inverness Castle while immersing yourself in the city's story.

Discover the town of Stratford-Upon-Avon as it was when Shakespeare lived and worked here. Find the house where the playwright was born, and visit the schoolhouse where he learned to read and write. Wander the historic streets of the town, walk alongside the picturesque river, and find hidden gem gardens and historic buildings all in your own time.

Explore the best sights of Cheltenham at your own pace with this flexible, self-guided audio tour. See sights like the Royal Crescent, Neptune Garden, Cheltenham Town Hall, Imperial Square and Gardens, and more. Includes convenient turn-by-turn directions and maps, and automatic GPS playback, which can all be used offline.

Stonehenge is one of Britain's most important historic sites, which means it being packed with visitors daily. Instead of taking a crowded group tour, you can learn all about Stonehenge at your own pace and on your own time by downloading a self-guided audio tour, narrated by an archaeologist. Learn about the history of this ancient site, from how it was built to its spiritual purpose, all right on your mobile device.

Looking for an independent and flexible way to see Cambridge? This private self-led audio tour via smartphone app offers a convenient, budget-friendly sightseeing option with GPS guidance. Upon booking, download the app to your phone, and enjoy lifetime access to the recording. When you’re ready, make your own way to 9 King's Parade, pop in your headphones, and let the tour—recorded by a former Cambridge student and resident—guide you around the city.

Experience Bristol through the eyes of engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the man behind the Clifton Bridge, on this self-guided app tour. You'll explore the city on foot while listening to commentary from a professional tour guide, with the opportunity to move as quickly or as slowly as you see fit.

Long ago Tudor Cardiff faded into history, along with almost all of its buildings. Today, Cardiff is a bustling, modern city so it’s hard to believe that in the mid-1500s it was just a tiny port and market town on the River Taff. On this GPS-guided walking tour, you'll look beyond the modern buildings at the clues that tell the city’s story of fame and notoriety in the days of the powerful Tudor dynasty. As you make your way through the city centre, I’ll point out the only two remaining Tudor buildings and reveal the curious origin of some of Cardiff’s street names like Womanby, Golate and Wharton Streets. You’ll hear what life was like back in Tudor Cardiff, including how different the daily diets of the rich and poor were and how literacy meant there were different laws for the different social classes. And on your way to Bute Park, where the tour ends, you’ll pass by St John The Baptist City Parish Church’s striking tower, Gorsedd Stone Circle, and the spectacular Cardiff Castle.

Explore the ramparts of Derry at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour of the city's 400-year-old walls. You'll learn about hundreds of years of local history, from Derry's early establishment under Saint Columba, up through the Siege of Derry, through The Troubles, and beyond. The app’s maps and audio are available for offline use, so you won’t need to use any data.

Follow in the footsteps of the Duke of Hastings, visit Bridgerton House, and keep an ear out for Lady Whistledown’s gossip on this immersive, “Bridgerton”-themed walking tour of Bath. Led by an enthusiastic fan of the series, the tour will whisk you away to the show’s key filming locations, and will share behind-the-scenes stories about the “Bridgerton” cast and production, too. You’ll also learn more about Bath’s Georgian history as you explore.

Take a journey through the former epicenter of Brit-pop—Camden Town—with this self-guided audio tour. Make your way to key Brit-pop landmarks in the northwest London neighborhood, such as the Electric Ballroom, the Good Mixer, and the Dublin Castle. Offline access and GPS autoplay makes for a seamless experience, with audio playing automatically upon arrival at each sight.

Take a deep dive into the history and medieval sites of Bath with this self-guided audio tour. Choosing an independent adventure means you can stop to take breaks and photos along the way—without feeling rushed to keep up with a group. During the tour, follow the ancient city wall and hear stories about Roman history as you pass by Bath Abbey, the River Avon, and The Roman Baths.

Make the most of your time in Whitby, and discover the seaside town’s legends and tucked-away treasures with an audio tour. This self-guided GPS experience is designed to help you see Whitby in a new light while orienting you to classic attractions such as Whitby Abbey and the Captain Cook Memorial Museum.

With its cobbled lanes, semi-crumbled castle, and bohemian air, Lewes delights history, shopping, and culture buffs. This self-guided audio tour offers a wholly flexible way to experience its highlights and history without the strictures of a guided tour. Download the smartphone app, and use it whenever it you wish to discover Lewes landmarks like Cliffe High Street and Lewes Castle; and hear tales of the town's colorful past you could miss alone. The perfect companion for independently minded travelers.

Escape the crowds of the city centre and join me on my favourite scenic stroll through Bath. This walking tour will give you an opportunity to soak up the city’s incredible architecture and meander along the peaceful Kennet and Avon Canal. This walk is ideal for visitors who’d like to see a beautiful, historic side of Bath that’s often missed by tourists. During our walk, you’ll hear the fascinating stories behind Bath’s famous buildings as well as some of its lesser-known corners, including: • Pulteney Bridge • Bath’s longest boulevard, Great Pulteney Street • The Recreation Ground, a famous spot for sports fans • Jane Austen’s house • Sydney Gardens, the place to be seen in the early 1800s This 90-minute walk is predominantly on flat ground with a few steps in places, so is suitable for all ages. On a nice summer’s day, you could take a picnic to enjoy in the park, or purchase some refreshments at the park café.