Washington DC · AUDIO TOURS
14 tours
The gap between two audio tours at the same price is usually the guide and the stops. The 14 below get both right, and each entry says what it costs, how long it runs and where it actually takes you.
GPS-triggered audio tour of Gettysburg with 60+ stories, offline maps, and flexible stops for $16.99 per car.
“We had a great time and the description of the spots was wonderful. We will be back again and will use your app.”
Drive Gettysburg at your own pace with GPS-triggered audio covering key battle landmarks, monuments, and museums for one set price per car.
“This self guided tour was amazing. The weather was 90+ degrees so walking outside much was taxing, but driving the tour in an air conditioned car was so much easier to do. The narrator pointed out so many details on various monuments that we would not have known about otherwise and that made the trip really memorable for our daughter. Being able to start and stop along the route when we wanted to take a bathroom break or find a place for lunch was so convenient and the narration was excellent, especially when he would reference other recordings he has done. This was truly an excellent purchase that covered everything…”
Self-guided audio drive of Shenandoah Skyline Drive with hands-free stories, easy stop-and-go hikes, and offline maps for one price per car.
“Good guide, quite informative and very easy to use. Sometimes a little repetitive but otherwise great.”
Drive Gettysburg with location-triggered ghost stories by Mark Nesbitt, see key battle sites, and enjoy lifetime audio access for $14.99 per car.
“I got to see parts of the battlefield I hadn’t seen before, including Devil’s Den and I brought my gf her for her first time here in general. She really enjoyed it and like the area as a whole.”
Big Bus Best of DC bundles hop-on hop-off daytime access, a 2-hour Monuments and Memorials night tour, and audio guides for Arlington, Tidal Basin, and Georgetown.
“Great way to see DC, day and night tours. Erica and crew are amazing guides. Hop off the bus to see exactly what you want to”
Drive Baltimore in your own time with a forever self-guided audio route, 42+ stories, and easy offline listening for groups up to four.
“The guided tour is very informative and an interesting way to learn about a big city. Excellent driving tour!”
GPS-triggered audio for Skyline Drive and Shenandoah stops, with offline maps and hike tips, priced per vehicle for up to 8 people.
“So Glad I chose to listen was informative and entertaining . I enjoyed things I would have otherwise missed”
Self-guided Gettysburg audio driving tour with GPS, offline maps, and auto-play stories at key battle sites for one group price.
“A great way to see all of the key points of Gettysburg Military Park at your own pace while enjoying all of the stories behind it. You can stop as often as you like and spend as much time as you want at each point. Took us about 4 hours and enjoyed every minute. Very easy turn by turn instructions to get around. Already looking into other tours we may be able to do near us in the future.”
Self-guided audio walk through Washington DC monuments, White House to Supreme Court, with offline maps and lifetime access for $16.99.
“We honestly did not get a chance to explore much on our own (we booked too many tours), but the bit we did listen to was great. I probably would have preferred doing the self guided.”
A self-guided Seminary Ridge audio walk in Gettysburg with offline stories, GPS audio cues, and lifetime access for $9.99.
“It’s was so boring But easy to follow everything was closed and Desolate we didn’t even finish it because it was to boring was also with my 10 yo and 2 teenagers”
A $9.99, self-guided audio walk in Gettysburg with 12 downtown stops, offline maps, and professionally narrated Civil War stories.
“Difficulty navigating between the map and the audio. The tour did not correlate with our location. We gave up on using the audio tour”
A 5-day, self-guided audio driving bundle linking Gettysburg, Antietam, Vicksburg, Shiloh, and Yorktown with offline maps and hands-free stories.
“App would not work properly!!! Very frustrated! We would not recommend this tour. We ended up just guiding ourselves.”
Self-guided audio walk through Alexandria Old Town with Washington, Civil War stories, cobblestones, and a $8.99 price.
“Our pace. Our way. Great. Had the ability to stop and start as needed. We enjoyed walking by ourselves.”
Self-guided audio ghost walk in Gettysburg for $10, about 1 hour, starting at Tillie Pierce House and ending at Evergreen Cemetery.
“Had fun, good for a long walk after dinner. Learned a lot. Had to jump through a few hoops to start the tour, I think the access process could use some work, but overall a good tour.”
