Throughout June, celebrate Pride Month in historic Alexandria, Virginia. Events are taking place at various sites that are featured in audio tours hosted for Visit Alexandria on our app. Pride Happy Hour on June 19 […]

Take an audio tour of the beautiful riverside estate of George Washington right on your smartphone. Developed by Visit Alexandria, the tour tells the story the Mansion in 4 languages: French, Mandarin, German, and of […]

Geotourist is proud to introduce our first Scottish-based walking trail in Mandarin. Enjoy the beautiful and historic City of Edinburgh, as you uncover the stories and tales behind the landmarks on the city’s Royal Mile. […]

Geotourist is proud to herald their partnership with Glen Wyvis Distillery, Dingwall, the world’s first 100% community-owned and crowd-funded distillery. Every Glen Wyvis investor becomes part-owner of a whisky and gin distillery that will not […]

Travel blogger and journalist Fiona McNicol, “Travellin Tale”, created this audio tour of iconic landmarks in the Sydney Harbour and historic sites in the City Centre. Narrated by Scottish TV Presenter Colin Stone, the tour […]

Geotourist is hosting the audio tour for Doors Open Baltimore, taking place on October 28-29, 2017. To access the GPS-based tour download the free app on Apple and Google app stores. The annual event is organized […]

Geotourist is hosting the audio tour developed for the Sydney Architecture Festival, the annual event organized by the NSW Architects Registration Board.     Fenella Kernebone, celebrated TV presenter and Head of Curation for TedxSydney, […]

Discover the architecture and history of the Floating City with a self-guided audio tour created by travel journalist and blogger Travellin’ Tale​. The GPS-led tour includes must-see sites such as Palazzo Ducale (the Doge’s Palace), The […]

Dominated by the grandeur of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, the leafy hilltop village of Montmartre was once the play area of Paris’s most famous artists, bohemians and creatures of the night. These days, the winding cobbled […]

Alexandria, Virginia was a bustling port town that hosted Scottish merchants, Irish immigrants, and African slaves. Public drinking water didn’t exist, so people drank beer to quench their thirst. Along with cider, rum and whiskey, beer was […]