Britain · AUDIO TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 11 audio tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Step behind the scenes at Emirates Stadium with an Arsenal audio guide, visit the dugout and tunnel, then explore the Arsenal Museum in 90 minutes.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the experience well worth the money. Definitely recommend 👍🏻”
Roman Baths in Bath with an audio guide, museum highlights, costumed Romans, and spa water tasting from a 43-mineral tap.
“Superb! The Audio-guides allow you to get so much more out of the experience. Very informative and did mean you didn't have to spend so much time reading boards etc. This made for a more 'comfortable' viewing”
Explore Canterbury Cathedral with an audio handset, classic cloisters, historic Chapter House, stained glass, gardens, and exhibitions in one day.
“The audio guide was both informative and easy to follow. It offered the suggested route to follow, natural breaks or segments which gave you to option pause and absorb.”
Explore Churchill War Rooms and political London with self-guided audio. Walk underground history and visit 15 landmarks with an e-ticket.
“It was a great little attraction. We spent about an hour and a half touring the war rooms - recommended to everyone.”
Walk St James Park and The Mall, then skip lines at Buckingham Palace. Audio guide plus royal collection rooms in about 2.5 hours.
“Great tidbits of in formation before touring the Palace. Tour did say you will tour St.James Park, but it really was just walking through it. Set aside time before or after to explore the park on your own.”
A self-guided audio walk across Bristol, from Bristol Bridge to the Docks, with Banksy art, markets, and geofenced stories for $6.
“Great way to see the city. Liked that we could go at our own pace and stop where we wanted to.”
Timed Buckingham Palace State Rooms entry plus the Royal London audio app, exploring 19 rooms in about 2 hours with self-paced stops.
“Veel te duur voor wat er geboden wordt. Versailles is goedkoper, en er is veel meer te zien. Is het geld echt niet waard om 5 kamertjes te bekijken”
A 45-minute Oxford city and universities walk with a live English guide and Vox City audio routes, covering High Street, Bodleian, and more.
“It really gave a fantastic peek into the history of Oxford in all its glory warts and all. It left you wanting to explore more yourself and dig deeper into the aspects that really stood out. We have to come back to visit Oxford. So much more to see and do. Excellent!”
Short Avon cruise on an Edwardian boat plus a self-guided Stratford audio tour with multilingual commentary and big river views.
“I enjoyed seeing the sights, from the Avon & listening to the audio, giving us some interesting facts about, very relaxing .”
London gin and afternoon tea on a vintage Routemaster bus. Audio guide, Brigit’s Bakery treats, and three Bombay Sapphire gin tastings.
“A great idea to combine tea time with sightseeing. The food was very good, and the gin tasting made it even more interesting. Due to the classic double-decker bus (without doors), it's more recommended for warmer weather.”
Cruise Windsor in an eco-friendly automatic Street Kart with a walkie-talkie audio guide, convoy driving, and optional video keepsakes.
“Sam was great and he knew a lot of interesting facts around Windsor. We had a great tour and plan to do another one in London!”
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
