Your words
Official tours and spots
You publish tours and spots yourselves, in your own words and under your town's name. The town that grew up beneath the castle is the one telling its story.
Open Day · For castle towns, councils and heritage trusts
Your castle's history, told where it happened.
Your castle has watched over the town for centuries: its walls, its great hall, its gardens and the people who lived and worked there. On myTuur you tell that history yourselves, in official tours under your own name, at the places you choose.
Your history, under your own name.
On myTuur your town appears under its own name, and three things stay entirely in your hands.
Your places
Stories in the right spot
You decide where a story greets your visitors: at the gatehouse, in the great hall, or by the stage below the walls.
Your gate
QR codes with your own mark
Visitors come in through your own branded QR codes: at the ticket window in the gatehouse, on the open-air theatre poster, at the foot of the castle path.
Told, not kept behind glass.
A castle lives on in the stories of the people who lived there: the lady of the house, the gardener, the scullery maid. On myTuur it stays your telling, and it meets each visitor right where it happened.
How grandad told it
Up on the curtain wall every summer fair, and the siege got a little longer every year.
How a visitor finds it today
On the same stretch of wall, in your own words, even on a grey Wednesday in February.
The castle keeps its own calendar.
From the first blossom in the garden to carols in the great hall, your year has its own rhythm. The tours you publish are there for visitors in every season.
Spring
- The garden reopens
- May Day
Summer
- Open-air Shakespeare
- The summer fair
Autumn
- Heritage open days
- Apple Day
Winter
- Carols in the great hall
- Wassailing the orchard
A seat at the long table for every visitor.
Free to download
Visitors download myTuur for free on iPhone and Android before they reach the castle gate. The app needs iOS 17 or later on an iPhone.
Works behind thick walls
Tours can be downloaded beforehand and keep working in the cellars, in the vaults under the great hall and up on the battlements.
Twenty-one languages
The app's interface comes in twenty-one languages, so a visitor from far away can still find their way around it.
Open Day · 05 · The invitation
Open the gates wider.Keep the story your own.
The first cities are already publishing theirs on myTuur. Tell us about your town, its castle and its places, and we will work out the way there together.
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