No need to download clunky files or heavy apps: everything opens right on the site: just listen and enjoy the walk.
A classic sightseeing route, an architectural deep dive, or regional nature? Choose your city and theme:
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Walk as if a good friend who knows the city is right beside you.
Audio route. Stories voiced by a real person, not a robot.
3+ hours at your own pace. A coffee break, continue tomorrow — nobody rushes you.
Detailed navigation. Don’t get lost and don’t miss the highlights.
Archival photos. See a place today and a hundred years ago at once.
Solo or with friends. Works both on your own and in company.
Unlimited access. Stays in your account forever — replay any time.
At the route stops you’ll find shots like these: stand in front of a building and see how it looked a century ago.






Pick a route and check the voice and format before paying. Inside are 5 stops with audio, a map and archival photos.
Fast payment on the site. After payment all stops are instantly available in your account: we’ll send access and instructions.
Start the route and soak up the city’s atmosphere. Take breaks, continue another day and make the route your own.
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We booked this for our first afternoon in Tbilisi, and it turned out to be the best call of the whole trip. The route winds through courtyards and stairwells we'd have walked straight past on our own — the guidebook barely mentioned half of them. Already sent it to two friends flying out next month.
Went in expecting a beach town and left with a completely different picture of Batumi. The stories about the old merchant houses near the port were fascinating — had no idea the city had that kind of trading history. Signal dropped once near the seafront, but the app just picked up where it left off.
My husband is the history buff in the family, so this was really his pick, but I enjoyed it just as much. Some buildings on this route look completely unremarkable until the guide explains what used to happen inside them. We split it over two mornings with coffee stops in between.
Did this one solo at sunset on a hotel recommendation, and it was worth rearranging my evening for. The pace matches a slow stroll rather than a forced march. A couple of the fountain and sculpture stories caught me completely off guard — didn't expect that much history packed into a walk by the water.
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