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Discover your city. With stories in WhatsApp.
Self-guided audio walks through more than 75 European old towns: a picture, the story to listen to and the way to the next stop, plus a map with discovery points. Free welcome, pass from €6.99. Hotels and hosts take part for free.
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02 / Choose a city
78 cities. One walk each, ready to start.
Every city has a walk in order and a map with discovery points. Pick yours and scan the QR code on the city page.
🇦🇹 Austria
Bregenz
Lake stage, upper town and harbour: the festival town on Lake Constance.
35 stops
Graz
The main square, the Schlossberg and the Clock Tower: a Renaissance old town and modern architecture on the Mur.
40 stops
Hallstatt
Salt, lakeshore and seven thousand years of history: the World Heritage village below the Dachstein.
25 stops
Innsbruck
The Golden Roof, the Imperial Palace and the Inn: the old town below the Nordkette.
36 stops
Kitzbühel
Town gates, churches and the Streif: the chamois town in the Kitzbühel Alps.
26 stops
Linz
The Danube, the main square and Kepler: the old town on the Danube.
39 stops
Salzburg
Getreidegasse, Mozart’s birthplace and the fortress: the baroque city on the Salzach.
40 stops
Vienna
The State Opera, St Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg: the imperial city on the Danube.
40 stops
🇨🇭 Switzerland
Basel
The Rhine, the Minster and winding lanes: the old town on the bend of the Rhine.
40 stops
Bern
Arcades, the Zytglogge and the Bear Park: the old town of the Swiss capital in a loop of the Aare.
40 stops
Interlaken
Between two lakes and below the Jungfrau: from monastery to world-famous resort.
32 stops
Lucerne
The Chapel Bridge, the Musegg Wall and the Lion Monument: the old town on Lake Lucerne.
36 stops
Schaffhausen
Oriel windows, the Munot and the minster: the old town on the Rhine.
36 stops
St. Gallen
The Abbey District, the oriel windows and textile history: the old town around the abbey.
38 stops
Stein am Rhein
Painted façades and a monastery by the water: the little town on the Rhine.
22 stops
Zermatt
The Matterhorn, climbers’ graves and old barns: the car-free village at the foot of the mountain.
30 stops
Zurich
The Lindenhof, the Grossmünster and the Limmatquai: the old town on the Limmat.
40 stops
🇨🇿 Czech Republic
🇩🇪 Germany
Aachen
The cathedral, the town hall and the fountains: the city of Charlemagne.
38 stops
Augsburg
The Fuggers, the Renaissance and water: the old town of Augsburg all the way to the Fuggerei.
40 stops
Bad Kreuznach
Bridge houses, the Kauzenburg and the Salinental: the spa town on the Nahe in 12 stops from the Oranienpark to the Römerhalle.
17 stops
Bamberg
The Old Town Hall in the river, Little Venice and smoked beer: the World Heritage old town on the Regnitz.
40 stops
Berchtesgaden
Prince-provosts, salt and the Watzmann: the market town in the Berchtesgaden Land.
30 stops
Berlin
The Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island: history at every step.
40 stops
Bonn
Beethoven, the minster and the riverbank: the city on the Rhine.
40 stops
Bremen
The Roland, the town hall and the Schnoor: the Hanseatic city on the Weser.
39 stops
Cochem
The Imperial Castle, the Moselle riverside and half-timbered lanes: a wine town on the Moselle.
38 stops
Cologne
The Cathedral, Romanesque churches and the Rhine: two thousand years of city history.
40 stops
Constance
The Council, the Minster and the Seerhein: the old town on Lake Constance.
36 stops
Dinkelsbühl
Towers, gates and half-timbering: the medieval town on the Wörnitz.
30 stops
Dresden
The Zwinger, the Semperoper and the Frauenkirche: baroque splendour on the Elbe.
40 stops
Düsseldorf
The Königsallee, the old town and the Rhine: art, Altbier and Rhineland life.
40 stops
Erfurt
The cathedral, the Merchants’ Bridge and Luther’s monastery: the old town on the Gera.
40 stops
Frankfurt
The Römer, the Imperial Cathedral and the Museum Embankment: old town and skyline on the Main.
40 stops
Freiburg
The Minster, the Bächle streams and the city gates: the old town on the edge of the Black Forest.
39 stops
Füssen
Lutes, the Lech Falls and the High Castle: the old town at the foot of the royal castles.
28 stops
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Painted façades, Richard Strauss and the Zugspitze: two villages below Germany’s highest mountain.
29 stops
Görlitz
Gothic, Renaissance and Art Nouveau: the old town on the Neisse.
40 stops
Goslar
The Imperial Palace, half-timbering and mining: the imperial town in the Harz.
39 stops
Hamburg
Jungfernstieg, the Speicherstadt and the Elbphilharmonie: the Hanseatic city on the Alster and the Elbe.
41 stops
Heidelberg
Castle with the giant wine barrel, the Old Bridge and the student prison: the romantic old town on the Neckar.
40 stops
Heringsdorf
Piers, villas and seaside architecture: the imperial spas on Usedom.
25 stops
Ingolstadt
The Cross Gate, the Minster and the Asam church: the old town on the Danube.
40 stops
Landshut
Brick Gothic, the Neustadt and Trausnitz Castle: the ducal town on the Isar.
40 stops
Leipzig
St Nicholas, St Thomas and the arcades: music, trade fairs and the Peaceful Revolution.
40 stops
Lindau
Lion, lighthouse and old town: the island town in Lake Constance.
29 stops
Lübeck
The Holstentor, the church spires and the hidden passages: the Queen of the Hanseatic League.
38 stops
Lüneburg
Salt, brick and leaning towers: the Hanseatic town on the Ilmenau.
38 stops
Mainz
Romans, Gutenberg and the cathedral: the city on the Rhine.
40 stops
Munich
Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche and the Viktualienmarkt: the old town of the Bavarian capital.
40 stops
Münster
The Prinzipalmarkt, the cathedral and the Hall of Peace: the old town of the Peace of Westphalia.
40 stops
Nuremberg
The Imperial Castle, the Hauptmarkt and Dürer's House: the old imperial city on the Pegnitz.
40 stops
Oberstdorf
The Wilde Männle, chapels and ski jumps: the mountain village in the Allgäu.
31 stops
Passau
The cathedral, the confluence of three rivers and narrow lanes: the city on the Danube, Inn and Ilz.
37 stops
Potsdam
Sanssouci, the Dutch Quarter and the Old Market: Prussia’s royal residence town.
40 stops
Quedlinburg
Eight centuries of half-timbering, the collegiate church and the castle hill.
40 stops
Rothenburg ob der Tauber
The Plönlein, the town wall and the Master Draught: the medieval marvel on the Tauber.
40 stops
Rüdesheim
Castles, noble courts and the Drosselgasse: a wine town on the Rhine.
40 stops
Schwerin
The palace, the lakes and the old residence: the state capital by the water.
39 stops
Stralsund
Brick Gothic, the harbour and the Ozeaneum: the Hanseatic town on the Strelasund.
39 stops
Stuttgart
Palace square, collegiate church and the Bohnenviertel: the state capital in its valley basin.
40 stops
Trier
The Porta Nigra, the cathedral and the Imperial Baths: Roman Trier.
40 stops
Ulm
The Minster, the fishermen’s quarter and the Danube: the city of Einstein and the Tailor of Ulm.
40 stops
Weimar
Goethe, Schiller and the Weimar Republic: the city of German classicism.
37 stops
Würzburg
The Residenz, the Old Main Bridge and Marienberg Fortress: baroque and wine on the Main.
40 stops
🇪🇸 Spain
🇮🇹 Italy
Bolzano
The arcades, the fruit market and Ötzi: the old town between north and south.
37 stops
Bressanone
Cathedral, cloister and arcades: the bishops’ town on the Eisack.
22 stops
Florence
The cathedral, David and the Ponte Vecchio: the cradle of the Renaissance on the Arno.
37 stops
Merano
Arcades, promenades and the Kurhaus: the spa town on the Passer.
36 stops
Rome
The Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon: the historic centre on foot.
39 stops
Venice
St Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto: Venice between canals and campi.
40 stops
03 / Prices
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04 / For hotels and hosts
Free for your house. In your name.
Your own QR code at reception, a welcome in the name of your house and your tips at the end of the walk. No setup fee, no monthly fee.
A walk that starts at your door.
- Welcome in the name of your house
- Route starts at the stop closest to you
- Your tips at the end: restaurant, bar, partners
- Codes for guests who pay at reception
No cost. A share of every pass.
- Your QR code as a print file within a day
- 10 % of every pass sold via your QR code
- Monthly statement, no invoice to write
- Cancel any time
A direct line to the person behind it
One person accountable. From first hello to launch.
I’m Frederic, founder of AIsellence. I’m your direct contact for content, production and implementation. We work together to make sure your guide sounds like your venue — and stays true to what you want to share.
Frederic AnanouFounder · Bonn, GermanyImplementation from a single source
05 / Good questions
Before you press play.
When can I start?
Any time, any day. The walk runs around the clock on your phone. All you need is WhatsApp and headphones.
How much does the City Guide cost?
A pass costs €6.99 for one day, €9.99 for two days or €14.99 for a week. The welcome and the overview are free.
How do I pay?
In the chat via Stripe with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card, no account needed. Prefer cash? Partner hotels hand out a code at reception.
Do I need an app?
No. Everything runs in WhatsApp: picture, story as a voice message and a button for navigation.
What do hotels and hosts get?
Their own QR code, a welcome in the name of the house and their own tips at the end of the walk. Free, no contract term.
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