Admiralty Arch Audio Guide Tour

This in-app audio tour will introduce you to the highlights of the Natural History Museum and Hyde Park. Note! The entrance to the museum is free. With this in-app audio tour, you get the audio commentary on your phone along a planned route, and a reserved time entry ticket that guarantees your admission. Start the tour from the central entrance on Cromwell Road and explore the wonders of biodiversity viewing amazing collections of dinosaur skeletons, plants, insects, and much more. Feel like an archaeologist examining the museum's famous collection of dinosaur skeletons or take a trip through time by wandering around the full-sized animatronic model of a Tyrannosaurus rex. Learn about your own planet with the Aurora Pyramid of Hope, a spectacular collection of 296 diamonds, and immerse yourself in the mysteries of the universe studying a vast collection of meteors. Hear about the evolution of life on Earth and travel through continents with botanical, entomological, and zoological collections of millions of unique exhibits. With the Natural History Museum, you can feel the real thrill of a pioneer unraveling amazing secrets about our universe! From there, you'll stroll through Hyde Park, passing peaceful lakes, memorials, galleries, and historic buildings. Note! This tour is not affiliated with the Natural History Museum but is provided by an independent creator.

Skip the lines and embark on a captivating journey through the world-renowned British Museum with entry reservation and a self-guided audio guide on your phone. Note! The entrance to the museum is free. With this in-app audio tour, you get the audio commentary on your phone along a planned route, and a reserved time entry ticket with which you’ll bypass the regular entry lines and gain quick, direct access to the museum, giving you more time to explore the vast collection. The in-app audio tour includes maps, photos, scripts, and audio commentary that cover 32 points of interest and reveal the hidden stories behind the must-see exhibits. It brings each display to life, offering fun facts, historical context, and intriguing details you might otherwise miss. Find out the secrets of ancient Egypt with the Rosetta Stone – the key that unlocked ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and the colossal bust of Ramesses the Great weighing 7.5 tonnes. Wonder at the precious figurine of the Ram in the Thicket, created about 4500 years ago, and the beautiful Statue of Tara from Sri Lanka. Gaze in wonder at the Aztec serpent made of 2,000 pieces of turquoise and the ancient moai statue from Easter Island. In the British Museum, you can fully immerse yourself in the mysteries of human civilization and feel like a real discoverer. Note! This tour is not affiliated with the British Museum but is provided by an independent creator.

Embark on an exciting journey through London’s iconic landmarks starting from the Science Museum! Note! Museum admission is free. With this in-app audio tour, you get the audio commentary on your phone along a planned route, and a reserved-time entry ticket to the museum that guarantees your admission. Begin your adventure with a visit to the Science Museum, where you will explore its fascinating exhibits. Wander through the museum’s diverse galleries, marvel at its vast collection of over 300,000 items. The tour will lead you through the highlights, from historic steam locomotives and pioneering aircraft to space exploration, groundbreaking inventions, medical innovations, and hands-on interactive exhibits that showcase humanity's scientific achievements. Once you’re ready to step outside, the self-guided audio tour will lead you through London’s key landmarks, offering fascinating insights and stories along the way. Continue your journey at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, a masterpiece of Victorian architecture, before heading to the majestic Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch. Stroll through the picturesque St James’s Park, a serene oasis, and continue on to Trafalgar Square, a bustling hub of history and culture. Conclude the tour at the Churchill War Rooms, an underground bunker tucked beneath the streets of Westminster, which stands as a silent witness to some of the most pivotal moments of the Second World War.

Tate Modern has over a hundred years of art, from modernism in the early 1900s, to exciting works created today. This includes paintings, sculptures, and more made by artists all over the world such as Pablo Picasso, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, and Jenny Holzer. Experience Tate’s iconic Turbine Hall with a self-guided audio tour. In the Natalie Bell Building, you can see how artists create new ideas. In the Blavatnik Building, you can explore the underground Tanks, dedicated to performances, installations and video works. This tour will focus on the gallery's perhaps most famous permanent display, "In the Studio". The close engagement between the individual and the work of art, whether an artist's process of making or a viewer's experience of looking, is the focus of this display. It includes depictions of artists' studios as well as abstract works that draw attention to the complex nature of perception. You will listen to curators, conservators, and artists themselves talk about key artworks in this display. *This tour was created by WeGoTrip using the materials that were kindly provided by Tate Modern. We respect Tate's guide to copyright and donate 20% from each tour sale to the Tate for caring for the collection and the Tate Learning Programme.

Get ready to see the history of rock ‘n’ roll, to touch the legends who have departed to heaven, and the eternally living idols, to walk in the footsteps of rock avant-garde, and be where rock ‘n’ roll was born and became a most rebellious teenager. Welcome to Rockin’ London, the starting point of the new and best era. Find out where the now world-famous rock bands started their way to fame, which studios recognized the potential at the beginning of their careers and agreed to record their first albums. Visit the most famous and popular at the time clubs, bars, and pubs where the rock legends used to spend their free time, discuss their music, listen to each other's performances, and just enjoy themselves. Don’t miss your chance to find out all about it!

Follow the footsteps of the infamous maniac and try to reveal the mystery of Jack the Ripper. This in-app audio tour is not for the faint-hearted! In 1888, the East End of London was shaken by a series of bloody murders of women committed by Jack the Ripper. Disregarding all the efforts by the police, the murderer has never been found and remains unknown to these days. Start from the impressive Royal London Hospital Museum and lies along the bloody path of the "canonic five" murders of Jack the Ripper. You will walk off the beaten tracks of historical Whitechapel District through narrow lanes securing dark creepy stories and plunge into the melting pot of the lively arteries of Spitalfields and Aldgate areas. On your way, you may pop over to the old pubs where Jack the Ripper targeted his victims or enjoy delicious food in the Brick Lane where the best curry restaurants of London are concentrated. The background of victims and suspects, including surprising ones, are to be revealed during the walk. Exploring the murder sites amidst rising skyscrapers such as Gherkin Tower, green gardens and century-old churches, you will be amazed how the poorest and the ugliest part of London of the late Victorian Era changed within a century. You may follow through the history of Whitechapel murders in Jack the Ripper Museum where the tour ends. Jack the Ripper is waiting for you! Catch him "when you can"! Warning! Disturbing content. Age 18+

No one really knows why Stonehenge was built on the Salisbury plain 5,000 years ago, but you'll love coming to your own conclusions on this day trip from London. See the World Heritage site with a guide, stop for lunch in Bath and then visit the ancient Roman Baths, all in one historical and very British day.

Have you always dreamed of joining the Fab Four or the Rolling Stones? Today is your chance — during this tour, you will visit all the places which played a vital role for these two legendary bands. Start your trip at the famous Abbey Road from the Beatles album cover. See the Abbey Road Studios and go to the Beatles House on Cavendish Avenue, bought by Paul McCartney when the Fab Four became popular. Go further and look at Ringo Starr's house, where not just all the Beatles members lived for some time but also famous Jimi Hendrix squatted for a while. Explore from the outside the Prince of Wales Theatre, where The Beatles gave a concert in 1963 and a legendary moment took place. Which one? You will learn from this tour. Continue your journey and gaze at the place of the historical event: the Beatles' story ended here on 31 January 1969. You will have a chance to look at the roof where they gave their last spontaneous concert. See the Marquee club, which hosted such rockstars as Pink Floyd, David Bowie, and even Metallica, who gave a secret concert on the night of its closing. Observe Studio 51, the jazz club where Lennon and McCartney met Andrew Oldham, who was the Stones manager at that time — people say that the Rolling Stones recorded "I Want to Be Your Man" right after that. Finish your tour near the Regent Sounds Studio, where The Rolling Stones recorded their most famous album. Get ready to dive into the history of Rock'n'Roll!

There are over 30 different areas to appreciate in the 240-acre plot that makes up Wisley Gardens. The Royal Horticultural Society has been working wonders in the space since 1903, and with over 100 years of hard work, they've created something to be marvelled at. The scene is set from the moment you walk beneath cherry trees to enter the welcome building and scan your RHS Wisley tickets, and it only gets more impressive. As to where you go next, well, you're spoiled for choice. Head to the Jellicoe Canal for the country's second-largest collection of water lilies, or get up close to floral blooms in the Bowes-Lyon Rose Garden. With the smell of roses ticked off your list, discover the garden's huge variety, whether it's the rock garden, the Glasshouse and it's collection of plants from across the globe, or the ever-impressive Battleston Hill and its rhododendrons, camellias, magnolias, hydrangea, and Chinese cedar.

Established in 1984, The Museum of Brands takes visitors on a nostalgic journey through 200 years of social change, consumer culture, and lifestyle. The collection comprises over half a million items concentrating on those areas that have transformed daily life – from entertainment, travel, leisure, music, and fashion, to children’s toys, postcards, magazines, wartime ephemera and royal souvenirs. The Museum of Brands represents a vast social history, providing evidence of the dynamic evolution in our consumer lifestyle, along with the way that technology has enabled change and progress. Enjoy the story through the visual medium of design, graphics and commercial art.