AUDIO TOURS · MUSEUM AUDIO TOURS IN THE USA
The commentary is never the constraint; the entry slot underneath it is. Below, the 6 museum audio tours in the USA to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Explore Chicago’s Medieval Torture Museum with an audio guide and ghost-hunting app. See interactive displays, wax scenes, and grim medieval history.
“Good and very interesting to learn history. Was chilling listening to the audio. Was just long enough.”
Review of Philadelphia’s Museum of the American Revolution, with Washington’s tent, interactive exhibits, audio guides, two-day entry, and practical tips.
“Everything was neatly laid out in the museum. Everyone was very helpful. We will definitely be back next time we are in Philly”
Review the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum ticket, audio tour, Ford Island shuttle, aircraft exhibits, value, tips, and what to expect.
“To me it connects the US Arizona Memorial to the rest of the war in the Pacific. You get to see aircraft that served both the United States and Japan. You may have heard about wildcats and Zeros but here you can see them up close!”
Explore Atocha treasure, the Henrietta Marie, and Key West’s maritime past with museum admission and an English audio tour.
“This museum has much improved since I visited it 30 years ago. The exhibits on the first floor from the Atocha shipwreck are well displayed with good signage, and not too fully packed in too few cases. The second floor focuses on the Henrietta Marie shipwreck. There is great video on the investigations of this site. The main focus on the Henrietta Marie was the slave trade, and many shackles are the main artifact focus. The subject is treated respectfully. Worth a couple of hours from the heat to see this collection of fascinating treasure recovered from the ocean.”
Explore Tampa’s Gilded Age at the Henry B. Plant Museum with original furnishings, Civil War history, and a self-guided audio tour.
“The tour was much smaller than I expected, given the size of the building. The staff was friendly and parking was easy,”
Drive a GPS-guided GoCar through Las Vegas mob sites, then visit the Mob Museum on this lively two-hour history tour.
“The cars are a lot of fun and easy to maneuver. The navigation isn’t the best and I was expecting more history/mob info on the actual drive.”
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