Self-guided audio tour of fifteen landmarks across Liverpool city centre, redeemable with a code and explored at your own pace.
Liverpool Audio Tour: A Symphony of Sights and Sounds starts at Liverpool Town Hall and takes you across fifteen landmarks in the city centre. It's a self-guided audio tour, so you set the pace yourself rather than following a guide on a fixed departure time. The whole thing covers around 3.2 kilometres and runs for about an hour and twenty minutes, which is plenty of time to stretch your legs and take in the sights without feeling rushed.
The narration threads together the history, scandals and lesser-known stories behind the landmarks you'll pass. You'll come across St George's Hall and the Royal Court Theatre, the Nelson Monument and Oriel Chambers, and the Superlambanana art-world controversy. It's the kind of thing that works as well for a solo wander as it does for couples, families or small groups, and because you're in charge of the timing, you can stop and linger wherever you fancy.
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One of the best bits is that it's fully offline. You use the AudaTours app, and once you've downloaded the tour, you don't need any data or signal to keep it going, so you won't have to worry about your connection dropping out while you're mid-story. There's no fixed start date either: you book, get a redemption code by email, and set off whenever you like, with a code that never expires. It's £4.99, and since you decide when to start, you can fit it in whenever suits you best.
