AUDIO TOURS · AUDIO WALKING TOURS IN THE USA
The 15 best audio walking tours in the USA you can book right now, with the price one person pays, how long the audio runs and whether the entry ticket comes with it. Number one is first for a reason.
Review of Boston’s $7.75 GPS audio walk, covering the Freedom Trail, North End, Bunker Hill, and USS Constitution at your own pace.
“It was great. It was very informative and a really fun walk. We all learned a lot and had a great time! We highly recommend this and can’t wait to come back and do it again.”
Explore Cape Cod and Provincetown by car and on foot with a flexible audio tour covering lighthouses, beaches, Pilgrim history, and more.
“An enjoyable audio tour with interesting historical tidbits you wouldn’t necessarily “google” on a normal drive through the area. The audio was brief enough to give you some facts, without distracting you from the driving directions.”
Explore Santa Fe’s oldest churches, Plaza, Billy the Kid lore, and atomic history with a flexible GPS audio walk for $9.75.
“Easy to follow. Good overview of the city. Able to start and stop when we had another commitment. Enjoyed our time.”
Review of the Lexington and Concord self-guided audio tour, with route details, app tips, costs, highlights, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“Overall it was a good experience. The main issue is that it is hard to do with traffic and speed limits, which can take away from the experience.”
Explore Bar Harbor’s mansions, churches, ocean paths, and Wabanaki history with an affordable offline audio walking tour.
“Once we figured out the correct app to use, it was a breeze ! We originally downloaded the Viator app (wrong one) … called for help … employee was very patient with us.”
Explore New Orleans’ haunted French Quarter at your own pace with this affordable GPS audio tour, spooky stories, history, and a vampire speakeasy tip.
“It was great to have the freedom to walk at your own pace and pass all the big groups that paid so much more! Sound effects and voice were perfect.”
Review of Boston’s self-guided Beacon Hill Underground Railroad tour, with historic sites, app tips, price details, route advice, and honest drawbacks.
“The walking tour was fantastic. The walking directions were easy to follow, the narration was good and the content was informative. Would strongly recommend!”
Explore Philadelphia’s key historic sites with an offline audio tour, flexible timing, GPS guidance, and lifetime access for $14.99.
“Great way to quickly view the city if you are low on time and want to move through the sites quickly while hearing some history.”
Review of Walking the Tremé, a $9.99 self-guided New Orleans audio tour covering Black culture, music, churches, and local history.
“It was an incredible informative tour I would highly recommend this I learned so much and felt like the orator was holding my hands through the experience I loved in interactive nature of the tour”
Explore Philadelphia’s Revolutionary landmarks at your own pace with this affordable, app-guided walking tour from Elfreth’s Alley to City Tavern.
“Easy to use and pause when needed. The only thing I would like to see added is the oldest Christ Church where Washington, Franklin, and Ross attended.”
Review of Boston’s $5 self-guided Freedom Trail audio tour, with route details, historic stops, app tips, value, limits, and who should book.
“I really enjoyed the tour learning a lot of information and the tour guide even had me smirking— I was disappointed when I was told I had to buy part two to finish walking the trail either I missed it in the description or it wasn’t explained.”
Explore Key West at your own pace with a $9.99 audio walk covering historic homes, famous bars, Mile Marker Zero, and more.
“Man macht die Führung in seinem eigenenn Tempo. Sowol Standortgesteuert werdne die passenden Standorte erklärt, als auch bei Bedarf durch manuelle Steuerung. Nur 4 Sterne, weil rein inhaltlich halt "überall" irgendwer wohnt - ist dann doch recht viel info mit überschaubarem Mehrwert.”
Review of Savannah’s $14.99 self-guided audio walk, covering historic squares, churches, museums, civil rights sites, and riverfront stories.
“Audio tours are great because they allow you to travel at you own pace. We spent the day shopping and seeing things on the tour that we enjoyed along with eating lunch. We started and stopped the tour as things popped up. Great tour allowing us to progress as we saw fit.”
Review of the Muir Woods self-guided audio tour, with route details, parking tips, price advice, app guidance, and who will enjoy it most.
“Much to see in north bay ..nice parks ..monumental trees ..national parks ..wonder ..so much to see in sf ..”
Explore the Las Vegas Strip at your own pace with offline maps, location-triggered audio, casino history, and lifetime access for $14.99.
“Even in the rain there is plenty of opportunities to shelter and continue at your own pace - great history and identifying sights”
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