Britain · AUDIO TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 audio tours that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Go behind the scenes at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, from the changing room and tunnel to the museum, with a multilingual audio guide.
“The self guided tour was excellent and the staff were all very happy to provide further information which was awesome.”
Explore the British Museum with priority entry, a 50-point audio guide, famous treasures, and a useful London sightseeing app.
“We were a bit early but we could get in with an earlier group. She led us inside. Gave a few tips ans a few directions. It was great being able to skip the large line and just wait in the park.”
Explore Bath’s Roman Baths with an excellent audio guide, ancient temples, costumed Romans, museum treasures, and a mineral water tasting.
“Absolute delight to experience the history of this place. Very informative and a must do activity when in Bath. Loved every minute of this activity.”
Explore Canterbury Cathedral with an audio guide, ancient stained glass, cloisters, gardens, exhibitions, and 1,400 years of English history.
“maybe have corresponding numbers in the cathedral to match the numbers in the audio guide. did get confusing and had to back track.”
Explore Churchill’s underground war rooms, then follow a self-guided audio tour of London’s key political landmarks.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the war rooms; it was incredibly fascinating to gain a deeper understanding of this significant historical time.”
Walk St. James’s Park and The Mall with a royal guide, then skip the ticket line for Buckingham Palace and its audio tour.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Had a great time.”
Explore Bristol’s landmarks, Banksy art, markets, pubs, and docks at your own pace with an affordable English audio walking tour.
“Loved the realness of the tour. I especially thought it was funny when at some point during the recorded tour I ran into a physical tour talking about the same thing on site. I thought my info was more informative lol. The only thing I wish would happen is that the recording could be updated as it was, as mentioned in the recording, recorded during COVID.”
See Oxford’s top university landmarks on a 45-minute guided walk, then explore farther with Vox City audio routes at your own pace.
“i liked that it was only 45 minutes so he could point out all the interesting things and then I can go back and explore in my own time”
Sip three gin cocktails, enjoy Brigit’s Bakery afternoon tea, and see London landmarks from a vintage Routemaster bus.
“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.”
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