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Welcome to Historic America's walking tour of the Haight-Ashbury, one of San Francisco's most storied and colorful neighborhoods! I'm Aaron, your guide and professional history nerd. Before we begin, check out www.historicamerica.org to view our multitude of tour offerings and extra elements, like our podcast and Youtube series. I also invite you to use #historicamericatours on social media to show off your neighborhood adventure today. Let's begin. During the late 1960s, the Haight-Ashbury was home to the countercultural movement that sought to create a brave new world of free expression, free love, and new possibilities. Along these storied streets, the movement's followers - hippies - mounted a peaceful revolution against war, conformity, materialism, and oppression. There are at least two sides to every revolution, however, and although the hippie counterculture had its insights, it also had excesses. We'll explore both today. The hippies were joined by many of the most talented musicians and the most notorious personalities of their era. On this tour, we will explore their stories (along with a few others), ultimately discovering how the "flower children" left an indelible mark on the history of the Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, and the United States. Alright, let's chill out, hang loose, and head back to 1967 and the Summer of Love. To get started, find your way to the intersection of Fulton & Stanyan streets.

Hello and welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Old Montreal. My name is Dave and I'm pleased to be with you today telling you about the fun sights you will see and experience in this wonderful "north of the border" city. Ok, let's get to the good stuff and see what we can discover! We will be starting on Rue Commune heading southwest along the riverfront.

Welcome to Dublin! The history of Dublin, stretches back over a thousand years. Dublin was founded by the Vikings in the 9th century. They established a settlement called Dyflin and used it as a base for trade and exploration. The Vikings built Dublin Castle and established a network of trade routes that extended across Europe. In 1169, the Normans invaded Ireland and captured Dublin. They constructed the first stone walls around the city and introduced feudalism. Dublin became an important center of commerce and administration, and many of its significant landmarks, including Christ Church Cathedral and St. Patrick's Cathedral, were built during this period. In the 16th century, King Henry VIII declared himself the head of the Church of England, and Protestantism was enforced in Ireland. Dublin became the seat of English power in Ireland, and the city grew in importance. However, religious tensions between Catholics and Protestants persisted throughout this era. In the 18th century, Dublin became a center of political activism, and the Society of United Irishmen was founded. The 19th and 20th centuries saw several significant events, such as the 1798 Rebellion, the Great Famine (1845-1852), the Easter Rising (1916), and the War of Independence (1919-1921). These events ultimately led to the creation of the Irish Free State in 1922. In the 20th and 21st centuries, Dublin experienced periods of economic growth, social change, and cultural development. The city underwent urban renewal projects, including the construction of new buildings and infrastructure. Dublin emerged as a vibrant cosmopolitan capital, attracting international businesses, artists, and tourists. Today, Dublin is known for its rich cultural heritage, literary legacy, bustling streets, and vibrant nightlife. The city has preserved many historic sites and landmarks while embracing modernity and innovation. Its history is reflected in its architecture, museums, and traditions, making it a captivating destination for visitors eager to explore Ireland's past.

Hello and welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Vienna, Austria. My name is Dave and I’m pleased to be with you today telling you about the fun sights you will see and experience in this “City of Dreams and Music.” This tour will guide you through several significant landmarks, each within a short stroll of the next, allowing you to experience the city's architectural splendor, artistic treasures, and historical depth. From the iconic spires of St. Stephen's Cathedral to the grandeur of the Hofburg Palace, and from the vibrant streets of the city center to the solemnity of the Holocaust Memorial, you'll encounter a diverse tapestry of Vienna's past and present. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply looking to soak in the atmosphere of this timeless European capital, this tour offers a perfect blend of exploration and discovery. Ok, let’s get to the good stuff and see what we can discover! We will be starting on route 1 near the city center, head north, and finally east, to the river. Let’s get ready to rock and roll! Ok, maybe that type of music doesn’t define Vienna, but you get the idea. Alright, follow your map and we will begin shortly.

Welcome to Historic America & UCPlaces' audio walking tour of Rome! I'm your tour guide, Aaron Killian. Today we'll be walking through the historic core of this eternal city! We will wend our way through grand Renaissance piazzas, admire the great fountains adored by generations of Romans, enjoy the magnificence of the city's palaces, marvel at the great monuments of the city's ancient founders, and take glimpses back into the majestic history of this city and its people. We can't wait to share all this and more with you! To get started, make your way to the palace with the French flag - otherwise known as the Palazzo Farnese.

Edinburgh Castle is a historic fortress located on a rocky outcrop in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. The castle has a long and fascinating history, dating back to at least the 12th century, and has served as a royal residence, military stronghold, and tourist attraction over the years. The castle has been involved in many of Scotland's most significant historical events, including the Wars of Scottish Independence, the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and both World Wars. The castle is home to many important Scottish historical artifacts, including the Honours of Scotland (the Scottish Crown Jewels), the Stone of Destiny (a ceremonial stone used in the coronation of Scottish monarchs), and the National War Museum of Scotland. Visitors to Edinburgh Castle can explore a range of attractions and exhibits, including the Scottish Crown Room, the Royal Palace, the Great Hall, and the 15th-century St. Margaret's Chapel. One of the most famous events associated with Edinburgh Castle is the annual Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a spectacular military display that takes place in the castle's Esplanade each August. Edinburgh Castle is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Scotland, with over 2 million visitors each year. Visiting Edinburgh Castle is a must-do activity for anyone visiting the city. With its fascinating history, stunning architecture, and impressive collection of artifacts, the castle is a true Scottish icon and a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage.

Hello there and welcome to this UCPlaces tour of the exciting city of Tel-Aviv, Israel! My name is Dave and I can't wait to show you around. Be ready to see some beautiful beaches and amazing architecture. Shop at high-end stores and fun, bustling markets. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, and streetside bakeries. But most of all, prepare to just feel the Tel-Aviv life, including plenty of traffic, but friendly drivers. It's all part of the Tel-Aviv experience! As we drive, I'll be sure to tell you all sorts of fun and interesting facts about this incredible city. For starters, "Tel" means an archaeological site. "Aviv" means spring. The source of the name however, is Tel-Abib (a fact most Tel-Avivians will not be aware of) it's from the book Ezekiel, Ezekiel 3:15. Tel-Abib was a place in Babylon and the original name means a place of ruins. The translation to Tel-Aviv means the opposite, a place that blossoms. The witty translation was created by Nahum Sokolov, who has a street named after him not far from where you are right now. Now that we know the meaning behind the name, we are ready to go! Please follow your navigation to our first Point of Interest.

こんにちわ！ユーシープレイスにようこそ！今日は桜探検ツアーにご案内します。でもこのツアーは木だけではありません。記念碑、彫像、庭園、そして古い歴史的な家もあります。皆さんが散歩しながら桜を見ているのを邪魔したくありません。記念碑や博物館についての詳細のある他のユーシープレイスツアーがあります。今日は散歩しながら景色を眺めリラックスしましょう。このツアーは二てん五マイルあるので水分補給をしっかりして写真をたくさんとってください！　 それでは、どのように桜の木がワシントンディーシーに来たのでしょう。千九百十年に日本の市長がアメリカに木を二千ぽんを送りました。残念なことに木々が害虫に冒されていたので、ウイリアムタフト大統領はその木々を使って巨大なたき火を作りました。日本はそのことについて申し訳なく思い健康な木を三千ぽんを送りました。 天候に応じて、四月のはじめころ木は約二週間さきます。満開の期間は四から七日間です。今年はタイミングが合っているでしょうか！ツアーはコンステテュ−ション　アベニューと十六番通りの北西から始まります。 車で路上駐車を探したくないならツアー出発地点の近くにロナルド　レーガン　ビルのとても良い駐車場があります。１３番通りとペンシルベニア　アベニューから、またはコンステテューション　アベニューとペンシルベニア　アベニューの間にある１４番通り上の建物から、その両脇からも駐車場へアクセスできます。 徒歩でしたらコンステテューションと１６番の角で会いましょう。そして憲法の庭に入り非常に高いワシントン記念塔に向かいます。

こんにちは！ユーシープレイスにようこそ！このツアーでは、みなさんに美しい桜を見ていただくためワシントンDCのタイダルベイスンへと案内します。また、途中でいくつかの記念碑を通り過ぎるので、その時はお知らせしますね。オハイオドライブ南西通りとウェストベイスンドライブ南西通りの角からツアーを開始します。オハイオドライブ沿いには路上駐車ができますので、駐車する場所を見つけてからその角に集合しましょう。そこから、タイダルベイスンの右側に沿って歩き始めます。みなさんにリラックスして景色を楽しんでいただきたいので私はあまり話さないようにしますね。

こんにちは！ユーシープレイスにようこそ！今日は、ヘインズポイント周辺のワシントンDC桜探検ツアーにご案内します。 このツアーは4マイルあるので、ゆっくりと時間をかけていきましょう。自転車やスクーターなどに乗ってもいいですよ。もちろんジョギングもできますが、安全確認をしながら写真をたくさん撮ってください！ それでは、どのように桜の木がワシントンDCに来たのでしょう。１９１０年、日本の市長がアメリカに木を２０００本送りました。残念なことに木々は害虫に冒されてしまっていたので、ウイリアムタフト大統領はその木々を使って巨大なたき火を作りました。日本はそのことについて申し訳なく思い健康な木を３０００本送ったということです。 天候に応じて、通常四月のはじめころに桜は約二週間の間さきます。満開の期間は四から七日間です。今年はタイミングが合っているでしょうか！ デバイスにある「ナビゲーションを開始」を選択すると、ナビゲーションにより駐車場に移動し、駐車してツアーを開始できます。DCで最もエキサイティングな彫像であるキューバの友情の壷のそばにあります。冗談です。キューバの友情の壷はありますがそんなに期待はしないでください。 では後ほどお会いしましょう！たくさんの美しい花をみなさんと見ることができますよう楽しみにしています！