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50,000 stories are waiting to be told. Press play on one.
Every pin is a route, and every route is full of stories.
7 audio tours with stories of the places you pass. Start whenever you like, at your own pace.
Seville is known for its riverside setting on the Guadalquivir, the grand Plaza de España and the leafy Parque de María Luisa. Its historic quarters hold the Royal Alcázar, the cathedral and the Barrio Santa Cruz, with narrow lanes and quiet squares. Walking, running or cycling along the river gives a good sense of the city's history and its Triana neighborhood across the water.
Choose from 7 self-guided audio tours to walk, run, cycle and explore Seville, from 1.2 to 4.9 km, taking in Plaza Nueva & Mercado Navideño de Artesanía, Confitería La Campana, Plaza de España, Parque de María Luisa and Maria Luisa Park.
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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Barcelona combines a coastline of beaches and promenades with green parks like Ciutadella and the old lanes of El Born. Monuments such as the Arc de Triomf, the Cascada and the Columbus Monument stand along wide boulevards. Car-free paths along the sea and through the park make it easy to walk, run or ride.
Madrid's character comes from its royal palaces, lively squares and narrow old lanes. Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and Plaza de Oriente stand near the older quarters of La Latina and Cava Baja, where medieval streets and historic taverns sit side by side. The Manzanares riverside and Retiro Park offer calm routes for cycling and running.
Palma de Mallorca is shaped by its Gothic cathedral, La Seu, which rises above a waterfront park with a large lake. Old city walls, the Arab Baths and the exchange building La Llotja add layers of history, and a run along the bay leads to the former fishing village of Portixol. The city works well on foot, by bike or on a run.
Valencia combines old lanes with a modern waterfront, where the City of Arts and Sciences, the Turia Gardens and the port and beaches sit within easy reach. The Plaza de la Virgen, the Cathedral and the Central Market anchor its historic centre, while El Carmen rewards walkers with street murals and galleries. Its green riverside and Malvarrosa promenade suit walks, runs and bike rides.
Malaga blends ancient ruins with a lively seafront, where the Roman Theatre sits near the Moorish Alcazaba fortress. Picasso's birthplace on Plaza de la Merced and the pedestrian Calle Larios give the historic centre a creative, sociable feel. Car-free promenades along the port and Malagueta Beach make it easy to explore on foot, by bike or on a run.
Granada's character is shaped by its river, the Genil, and its green parks. Its best-known places include Parque Federico García Lorca, the Paseo del Violón and the Parque de la Fuente de la Bicha. Car-free paths along the river and through the gardens make Granada a pleasant city for a run or a ride.