London · AUDIO TOURS
A shortlist worth sending a friend: 14 audio tours, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you book.
Audio tour of Emirates Stadium with Arsenal headphones, changing room and tunnel access, plus Arsenal Museum visits for $47.
“The tour was really good, we got to see so much of the stadium, staff were amazing, so friendly and very helpful.”
Timed entry to Westminster Abbey with an included 14-language audio guide, letting you explore royal tombs and coronation sites at your pace.
“The audio guide was informative. I definitely would not have gotten as much out of my visit to Westminster Abbey without it I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because I would have appreciated even more information.”
Skip the British Museum ticket line with priority entry, then use a phone audio guide with 50+ stops and a London sightseeing add-on.
“The museum is HUGE! To fully get the most out of it you’ll want to plan to be there for at least 4 hours.”
Roman Baths entry with 12-language audio guide. Explore the museum and Great Bath, meet Roman characters, then taste mineral spa water in Bath.
“Enjoyable and informative. Good to do in any weather. To improve: disappointed that despite having already booked tickets, the venue insisted we still had to join the one queue for everyone, including those who were queuing to buy tickets. therefore, a 'skip the line' option would be a better choice.”
Explore Canterbury Cathedral with a handheld audio guide, skipping the line and gaining access to key rooms, cloisters, gardens, and exhibitions.
“Extremely knowledgeable guide and such an incredible building well worth a visit”
Explore Churchill War Rooms and political London with self-guided audio and a digital map, plus an easy meeting point for your 1-day visit.
“It was very informative and interesting but could have been better with live performances in a few sections of the tour. As an actor I’m always looking for a new challenge! 🤣”
A 2.5-hour guided walk from St James Park to Buckingham Palace, with skip-the-line entry and an official audio tour.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Had a great time.”
Self-guided audio walk through Bath highlights from Parade Gardens to Thermae Bath Spa, with offline GPS and about 35 minutes of stories.
“Apart from the crowd it was an enjoyable experience and viewing such ancient history. You Need to spend the time and not rush it to appreciate it.”
A 45-minute Oxford University walk with a live guide and Vox City audio routes, then more self-guided exploring at your pace.
“Just the right amount of time. Hard to hear the guide sometimes as there were lots of people around. Headphones and a mic would have helped.”
Gin and afternoon tea on a Routemaster bus in Central London. Scones, savory bites, 3 gin cocktails, and an English audio guide.
“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.”
GPS audio stroll from Bath Abbey to the Guildhall, linking Bridgerton filming spots with Regency facts, offline and self paced.
“What a wonderful audio tour! It felt like the narrator was there with me. Super impressed and the music and the narration was superb. Definitely pleased. It knew where I was and told me when I got off course. Will recommend this to anyone!”
Stroll Bath’s literary sights with an offline GPS Jane Austen audio walk. Free exterior stops, optional tickets, and quick 50-minute route.
“Booked it through viator app. But Never received the code to download the audio guide. Waste of money”
Self-guided audio walk on Bath’s medieval city walls with offline VoiceMap audio and key stops at Bath Abbey, Roman Baths, and the River Avon.
“This was an excellent tour and I learned a lot, even though my 3rd trip to Bath. Directions were good; I only veered off once. Information was clear and interesting. Enjoyed it!”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio walk of Bath’s Georgian and Victorian highlights, from Terrace Walk to the Grand Pump Room, offline ready.
“A good tour, about the right length in distance and time. The information about finding the start of the tour on the website could be improved.”
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