Explore 37 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Walking

Welcome to Salem, Massachusetts! Prepare for an engaging self-guided walking tour that uncovers the captivating layers of this historic city, perfect for both first-time visitors and returning explorers. This carefully curated GPS audio tour guides you through Salem's most popular tourist spots, must-see places, and iconic landmarks, ensuring a seamless journey through its rich past and vibrant present. Your adventure begins at the Salem Witch Museum, setting the stage for the dramatic events of 1692. From there, you'll visit The Witch House, the only remaining structure with direct ties to the infamous trials. A somber yet essential stop awaits at the Old Burying Point Cemetery and Witch Trials Memorial, offering a moment for reflection. The tour then transitions to the cultural heart of Salem with the world-renowned Peabody Essex Museum, showcasing global art and culture. Next, delve into Salem's maritime legacy at the historic Custom House and the literary charm of The House of the Seven Gables, immortalized by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Stroll along Derby Wharf, admiring the majestic Friendship of Salem tall ship, a testament to the city's seafaring prowess. No visit to Salem is complete without a whimsical stop at the Bewitched Statue, a popular selfie spot. Conclude your journey with the architectural beauty and serene gardens of the Ropes Mansion, a true hidden gem. This tour is designed to minimize walking distance and avoid backtracking, providing a logical, continuous, and efficient exploration of Salem's most Instagrammable and historically significant sites. Are you ready to explore? Let's go!

Welcome to Raleigh, the vibrant 'City of Oaks' and North Carolina's bustling capital! This self-guided GPS audio walking tour is your perfect introduction to downtown Raleigh's most iconic landmarks and hidden gems, designed for both first-time visitors and returning explorers. Lace up your walking shoes and prepare for an engaging journey through history, culture, and modern charm. Your adventure begins at the majestic North Carolina State Capitol, a true architectural marvel and the heart of the state's government. From there, you'll delve into the rich narratives of the past at the North Carolina Museum of History and marvel at the wonders of the natural world at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, both offering fantastic photo opportunities. Stroll through the serene Nash Square, a historic urban oasis, before heading to the grand Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, a hub for culture and entertainment. Experience the modern pulse of the city at the Raleigh Convention Center, home to the mesmerizing Shimmer Wall, a must-capture selfie spot. Then, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Fayetteville Street, Raleigh's vibrant pedestrian mall, lined with shops and restaurants. Discover the charm of yesteryear at the historic Raleigh City Market, a treasure trove of local goods, and relax in the beautifully revitalized Moore Square. Conclude your tour at the bustling Transfer Co. Food Hall, a perfect spot to savor local flavors and reflect on your Raleigh discoveries. This tour seamlessly connects Raleigh's past with its dynamic present, ensuring a memorable and picture-perfect exploration of the city's main sites. Are you ready to get started? Awesome! Let's go!

Welcome to Riga, the capital of Latvia — a city that often surprises people who visit it for the first time. At a glance, Riga feels calm and elegant. But beneath that surface is a city shaped by centuries of change. Merchants and empires passed through here. Armies occupied it. Ideas were exchanged, identities challenged, and independence fought for — sometimes loudly, sometimes in silence. On this walking tour, you’ll explore Riga step by step, moving through its historic streets, public squares, and riverfront views. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of medieval traders, national pride, quiet resistance, and artistic ambition — all within a compact, walkable route designed to be enjoyed at an easy pace. Riga is a city of contrasts. Ancient churches stand beside modern cafés. Soviet-era monuments share space with symbols of independence. And just beyond the Old Town, you’ll encounter one of the greatest concentrations of Art Nouveau architecture in the world — buildings designed not just to function, but to be admired. This tour is meant to feel effortless. Follow the directions, listen as you walk, pause when something catches your eye, and continue when you’re ready. There’s no rush and no fixed schedule. Riga rewards those who slow down and look up. By the end of the tour, you won’t just recognize landmarks — you’ll understand how this city learned to adapt, endure, and express itself in its own unique way. When you’re ready, we’ll begin at our first stop and start exploring Riga together.

Welcome to this UCPlaces Bar Crawl of Old Town Alexandria. My name is Shelly and I’ll be taking you on this tour on behalf of our local expert Batel Yona. Now a little about Batel. Batel Yona was born and raised here in Northern Virginia, and is an alumnus of George Mason University. Before launching her career in real estate, Batel spent a couple years living abroad in Melbourne, Australia working as a portrait and fashion photographer. Batel has an extensive track record of going above and beyond for her clients, specializing in customer service, and customizing the home buying and selling process for everyone she works with. As a Northern Virginia native, her favorite thing about the DMV is the environmental versatility- from the national and public parks, like Burke Lake Park and Great Falls, to DC’s plethora of national landmarks and Smithsonian museums. You’ll always have something to do in the DMV, so if you’re interested in putting down roots in the DC metro area, be sure to reach out to Batel Yona for all your real estate needs! Now a little about Old Town Alexandria! Like the name suggests, Old Town is Alexandria’s famous and beloved historic district. With its cobblestone streets and historic architecture, Old Town brings a simple, rustic charm to the DC Metro area. Don’t let the old architecture fool you though, there's still plenty of fun to be had. Meet me by The Light Horse and I’ll show you around!

New York, NY USA, is so historic that we will walk down only 42nd street and see so many famous landmarks!

Visit Washington's most famous icons on the design focused walking tour of the National Mall. We'll take in the towering Washington Monument, sobering Vietnam Wall and awe-inspiring Lincoln Memorial, learning about the designers and politicians that helped shape this monumental core of the Capital. While visiting the most awe-inspiring landmarks in Washington DC, we'll peek behind the stones, looking beyond the bricks, and find little known secrets among these National icons.

Let's explore some historic and iconic sites around the U Street Corridor! We've got theaters, restaurants, memorials, museums and of course somewhere to stop and grab a drink or two. Experience the rich history and influence of African American culture through some of the oldest and most influential landmarks in the U Street Corridor. Let's go!