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Route Stories
50,000 stories are waiting to be told. Press play on one.
Every pin is a route, and every route is full of stories.
8 audio tours with stories of the places you pass. Start whenever you like, at your own pace.
Antwerp's riverside, where the Scheldt meets old docks and the red-stone MAS, shapes much of its character. Het Steen, the Cathedral of Our Lady and the Grote Markt anchor walks through side streets and medieval lanes. Car-free promenades make the waterfront easy for runners, while cyclists can ride beneath the river through the Sint-Annatunnel.
Choose from 8 self-guided audio tours to walk, run, cycle and explore Antwerp, from 1.7 to 13.2 km, taking in Grote Markt, Handschoenmarkt & Cathedral Square, Het Steen, Scheldekaaien (Northbound) and Antwerp City Hall (Stadhuis).
Each tour is told in your own language, any of 90, with narration and music that play from your phone as you reach each place: no group to keep up with and no fixed start time.
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Bruges is built around its canals, its windmills and the Belfry above the Markt. Calm paths along the Dijver and past the Begijnhof give it a quiet, storybook feel. Walkers, runners and cyclists can follow the city ramparts to the windmills, where car-free routes and green parks like Minnewater offer a break from the busy centre.
Brussels is known for the Grand Place, its guildhalls and the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert. Side streets such as the Marolles and Rue des Fripiers bring a different side, with flea markets, galleries and small squares. Parks along the canal, from Tour & Taxis to the Parc Maximilien, make it a pleasant place to ride or run.
Ghent's character is shaped by its canals, medieval guildhalls and student life. Its best-known places include Gravensteen castle, the Graslei and Korenlei quaysides, St Bavo's Cathedral and the Belfry. Walkers can follow cobbled lanes through Patershol, while car-free paths beside the Scheldt and in Citadelpark suit runners and cyclists.