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Discover Middle+East through effortless self-guided (GPS) audio tours that guide you across iconic destinations, scenic routes, and cultural highlights. Browse our Middle+East audio walking tours and our Middle+East audio driving tours. From main sites city walks to road trips and countryside scenic drives in Middle+East, our GPS-powered tours offer a smarter way to travel independently. Enjoy trusted travel tips, expert narration, and full freedom with a modern tour app built for curious travelers.

Old Jerusalem Walking Tour, Israel - Main Sites & History GPS Self-Guided Audio Tour - tour cover imageWalking tourMain Sites
JerusalemIsrael

Old Jerusalem Walking Tour, Israel - Main Sites & History GPS Self-Guided Audio Tour

Hello and Welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Old Jerusalem in Israel, one of our favorite Jerusalem walking tours. My name is Dave, and it will be my pleasure showing you around this ancient land. Here we are at the cultural crossroads of historical and religious beliefs spanning the globe. Old Jerusalem's significance as a religious, historical, and cultural crossroads make it a compelling destination for people from all walks of life to renew their faith or learn about new ideals. Jerusalem has a rich and complex history dating back thousands of years. It has been conquered and ruled by various civilizations, from the Canaanites and Babylonians, to the Crusaders, and the British, leaving behind a tapestry of historical layers and archaeological sites. The Old City of Jerusalem is known for its stunning architecture, including medieval walls, narrow winding streets, and centuries-old buildings. The architecture reflects the city's rich history and the influence of different rulers and time periods. Let's get going, and explore this more ancient part of the world. Follow your navigation, and we will begin shortly.

22 places1.7 miEnglish
Jerusalem Self-Guided (GPS) Audio Walking Tour, Israel - History of Christianity, Holy Churches, Tombs & Historic Gems - tour cover imageWalking tourHistorical
JerusalemIsrael

Jerusalem Self-Guided (GPS) Audio Walking Tour, Israel - History of Christianity, Holy Churches, Tombs & Historic Gems

Welcome to one of the most influential cities in all of the Christian religion! My name is Dave, and I will be happy to be your co-pilot today, as we take a walk through important parts of the city. We will also head out of the city's gates and make our way up to the peak of the Mount of Olives. One of the most special Jerusalem walking tours you can find. We will have stops along the way to learn about the history of Christianity as it pertains to the city of Jerusalem. There is so much to learn while we are here, but please know that many of these fantastic stops are through the hills of the Mount of Olives. The mileage of this tour is not far, but for a part of it we will be walking uphill. In any case, remember that you can always pause or even stop the tour, rest as long as you need to, then, easily continue the tour using our "Starting Point" feature, located in the tour screen. I hope this satisfies your travel bug, and we can begin our walking shortly!

13 places1.6 miEnglish
Tel-Aviv Self-Guided (GPS) Audio Driving Tour, Israel - Main sites, amazing beaches & cool neighborhoods - tour cover imageDriving tourMain Sites
Tel AvivIsrael

Tel-Aviv Self-Guided (GPS) Audio Driving Tour, Israel - Main sites, amazing beaches & cool neighborhoods

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.

33 places16.3 miEnglish

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