Community Discoveries
Community Audio Walks — Page 4 of 20
Page 4 of 20: 25 self-guided audio walks in Kyoto, Krakow, Hamburg, Granada and 1 more city. Each walk includes GPS route guidance and stop-by-stop audio stories.
Kyoto: Uji Green Tea Heritage, Byodoin Phoenix Hall and River Shrines
From Japan's Oldest Shinto Hall and Pure Land Temples to Ancient Tea Houses
Kyoto: The Philosopher's Path, Nanzen-ji Zen and the Roman Aqueduct
From the Silver Pavilion and Canal Blossoms to Ancient Mountain Gates and Brick Arches
Kyoto: Nishiki Market, Pontocho and Kamo River, Culinary and Geiko Alleys
From Kyoto's Kitchen and Machiya Lanterns to Riverside Dining Platforms
Kyoto: Nijo Castle and the Imperial Palace, Shogun Fortresses and Court Traditions
From Nightingale Creaking Floors to Sacred Ceremonial Thrones and Royal Gardens
Kyoto: Kurama and Kibune, Sacred Mountain Sanctuaries and River Shrines
From Flying Tengu Masks and Mountain Cedar Roots to Overwater Kawadoko Decks
Kyoto: The Golden Pavilion and Zen Rock Gardens of Kinukake-no-Michi
Shimmering Gold Leaf, Mystery Gravel Courtyards and Shogun Sanctuaries
Kyoto: Fushimi Sake Cellars, Historic Port Canals and Samurai Inns
From Edo-Period Breweries and Pristine Spring Waters to Sakamoto Ryoma's Hideaway
Kyoto: Fushimi Inari and Tofuku-ji, Vermilion Torii and Zen Sanctuaries
From Ten Thousand Mountain Shrines to Sublime Checkerboard Rock Gardens
Kyoto: Daitokuji Zen Sanctuaries, Tea Heritage and Kitano Tenmangu
From Sen no Rikyu's Tea Gardens and Rock Courtyards to Plum Groves and Geiko Quarters
Kyoto: Arashiyama and Sagano, Bamboo Groves and Zen Sanctuaries
From the Moon Crossing Bridge and Tenryu-ji to Whispering Bamboo and Twelve Hundred Rakan
Zwierzyniec, Salwator and Kościuszko Mound: Legends, Villas and Błonia Meadow
From the Norbertine Monastery and Romanesque Salwator, along leafy oak avenues and the Kościuszko Mound fort, to the vast Błonia and Jordan Park
Scholars, Poets and the Planty: Kraków's Bohemian and Intellectual Ring
From the historic railway gateway and Słowacki Theatre, through artists' havens and palatial collections, to the Franciscan Basilica and Dominican cloister
Nowa Huta: Cold War Utopia, Steelworks and the Lord's Ark
From the Światowid Cinema and Plac Centralny, through Aleja Róż and fallout shelters, to Teatr Ludowy and the Arka Pana resistance church
Old Town, Rathaus, Kontorhaus and Speicherstadt: Hanseatic Merchant Power
From the grand neo-Renaissance Town Hall through Brick Expressionist palaces to UNESCO canal warehouses
Neustadt, Alster Lakes and Planten un Blomen: Hanseatic Elegance and Green Havens
From Jungfernstieg promenades and canal arcades through historic rampart parklands
Harbor, Landungsbrücken, St. Pauli and Reeperbahn: Seafaring, the Michel and Kiez
From floating Elbe piers and historic museum ships to Saint Michaelis and the Beatles' Kiez
HafenCity, Elbphilharmonie and Historic Warehouses: Modern Architecture and Maritime Soul
From the glass concert hall along tidal basins and green island parks to the Elbbrücken
Sacromonte Caves and El Realejo: Flamenco Heritage and Noble Carmenes
From the Darro Promenades and Troglodyte Zambras to Campo del Príncipe and Cuarto Real
Historic Center and Cathedral: Royal Tombs, Silk Bazaars and Golden Baroque
From Paseo del Salón and Corral del Carbón to the Royal Chapel, San Jerónimo and Hospital Real
The Alhambra and Generalife: Nasrid Palaces, Fortress and Royal Gardens
From the Gate of the Pomegranates and Alcazaba to the Court of the Lions and Summer Palace
Albaicín Moorish Quarter: Cobbled Alleys, Viewpoints and San Nicolás
From the Gate of Elvira and Dar al-Horra to the Mirador de San Nicolás and Carrera del Darro
Geneva Old Town: St. Pierre Cathedral and Reformation Wall
From medieval lakeside gates to Calvin's pulpit, Rousseau's birthplace, and Bastions Park
Geneva Lakefront and Harbor: Jet d'Eau, Floral Clock, and Bains des Pâquis
A scenic lakeside journey from lush rose gardens across the harbor to popular bathhouses
International Geneva: Palace of Nations and Red Cross Heritage
From the Maison de la Paix and Broken Chair to the UN headquarters and Red Cross museum
Carouge and Industrial Geneva: Sardinian Quarter and Rhone Power
From Italian artisan courtyards to the Arve River, Plainpalais, and the Forces Motrices