The bridge crosses the Bega where the water runs slow and green, and its iron railings have been polished smooth by generations of leaning elbows.
whole story, about four minutesThe city you read about starts talking.
myTuur covers more than 500 cities, from Budapest to Blaubeuren, and it walks every one of them with you. Arrive at a spot and its story starts by itself: about three or four minutes of narration, with the written word and the photos beside it. Ask Tuurix anything along the way, out loud or in writing. And because a city is more than its soundtrack, myTuur also points out what you would otherwise walk straight past.
Scroll, and the route carries you onward.
Walk in, and the story finds you
myTuur tours lead through the galleries, theatres and old quarters of more than 500 cities, from Budapest outward. You stroll in at your own pace. Wherever you stop, the story knows where you are and begins.
A captain, 1697
River, late light
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The story starts on its own
Walk up to a spot and the narration starts on its own: about three or four minutes, hands free, eyes on the paintings. In a quiet hall, that means no huddle around a placard, just you and the room.
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Hold the phone up, and it knows
Point the camera at an exhibit or a building and its story opens. The recognition runs on the phone itself, and it never depends on a label being in a language you read.
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Through the phone, you see more
At supported spots, the phone adds an overlay to whatever stands in front of you, so the thing you came for shows more of itself while you stand there looking at it.
ar overlays · supported spots
Ask about anything above your head
Tuurix answers as many questions as you have, out loud or in writing, during the tour and long after it. It knows what stands in front of you and where you are heading next. The app speaks 21 languages, and its stories are told in a growing set of them.
you, out loud
How long did all of this take?
Tuurix
Nobody wrote the years down, which is its own answer: a ceiling like this was a working life, not a weekend. Before you move on, find the small painted bird tucked into the corner on your left.
you, typing
Spotted it. Why is it hiding there?
Tuurix
Painters tucked small creatures into big ceilings when a full signature felt too bold: a quiet signature, of sorts. Round the corner to your left, the same hand turns up again above the side door.
One city, told at every height
Every story also comes in a version made for children and one in plain language, so nobody gets the shortened adult telling. The tour keeps the pace of the whole group, on foot, by bike or by car. Everyone hears the same city at the same time, each at their own level.
Look down: the Bega moves so slowly that the clouds lie down on it, and the bridge holds still like an iron dragon so everyone can cross.
same spot, told with more bounceThis bridge goes over the river Bega. It is made of iron. People have walked across it for a very long time. It is strong and safe.
clear, calm, easy to followKeep the best, pass it on
Save the bench under the chestnut trees, the bridge where the pigeons gather, the café with the wobbly chairs. Then send the tour on, and next weekend someone you love walks the same streets.
One walk, every listener
Your seven-year-old hears the dragon version, your mother reads the calm one, and you take the full telling. Nobody waits, nobody misses out, and the group still turns the same corner together.
No signal. The whole tour stays.
Download the tour while you still have a connection, and it waits quietly in your pocket. A ferry deck off the Atlantic, a gorge path above the Douro, a vault under an old church: none of them has signal, and none of it matters. The story plays anyway.
- the offline map, ready to navigate on
- every story: its voice, its text, its photos
- find your way and find things, offline
- the camera still knows what you point it at
packed before you left, so the network gets the day off
Wander, and the city talks
Explorer mode asks for no plan at all. Take whichever street looks good, and the spots near you surface with their stories as you pass. Aimlessness is half the point.
roam freely · spots appear nearby
The tour comes on the drive
Turn-by-turn guidance works for driving just as it does for walking and cycling, and on iOS the next instruction waits on your lock screen. Park, and the tour steps out with you.
driving guidance · lock-screen cues
The city as it is today
In supported regions the tour sees live parking, and it knows what is on nearby today. So the afternoon begins at the event, not in a slow circle of the harbour streets.
live data in, stale pages out
You open a city, and its stories begin.
Each of these cities has a page of its own, listing its tours and spots. The full directory runs to more than 500 cities, and it keeps growing.
Ulm
Büchsenstadel
Porto
Igreja da Santíssima Trindade
Paris
Jardin des Plantes
Rome
Colosseo
Greater London
Admiralty Arch
The full list
All cities
Every city myTuur covers
Your city, told in your own words
Publish your own official tours and spots, have stories greet visitors at the locations you choose, and let people in through your own branded QR codes. The first cities are already doing it, and the map has room for yours.
- held by
- a city, a region, or a business
- it grants
- official tours, your own spots, branded QR codes
- already aboard
- the first cities are already publishing theirs
- applies to
- all four collections, citywide