Tours tuned to what you love
A pastry crawl and a brutalist-architecture walk through the same city share nothing but the streets. TourLore reads your interests, pace, walking tolerance, and budget — and writes for you, not for the city.
AI audio walking tours · anywhere in the world
Audio walking tours,
written for the city
you're actually in.
Tell TourLore what you love once. After that, just name a city — it plans the route, narrates each stop in a voice you'd actually listen to, and answers questions out loud. Works offline once the tour is downloaded.
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Wednesday evening · Lisbon
Welcome back,
Emma.
Pick up where you left off
An afternoon
in Alfama
STOP 03 OF 06 · 50%
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How it works
From a sentence to a tour in your ear.
- Step 01
New tour
Hey — what city are we walking today, and what are you into?Lisbon, three hours. Old bookshops and pastry.Got it. Strict three hours, or some give? And start near Bairro Alto, or somewhere else?Strict. Start by Chiado.Writing your route…Message TourLore…
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Name a city.
TourLore already knows your taste from setup — just say where you're going and how long you've got. Want something specific this time? Add it: “old bookshops and pastry.” It may come back with a clarifying question, then writes the tour.
- Step 02
Lisbon · 3 hours · 4 stops
Old bookshops & pastry
1Livraria Bertrand
Oldest bookshop, 1732
2Café A Brasileira
Pessoa's coffee
3Manteigaria
Pastéis de nata
4Convento do Carmo
Open ruins
Start the walkTourLore writes the route.
Real stops, real narration, drawn from global sources and the model's own knowledge. Hours, ticket info, and best-time-to-visit shown up front so nothing surprises you on the day.
- Step 03
Now playing · Stop 03
Alfama · Lisbon
The limestone glows for twenty minutes
On the slow climb up from the river
1:424:08Hold to ask…
Live
Tour. Listen. Ask out loud.
Background audio, lock-screen controls. Tap a building you're curious about and ask — TourLore answers in the same voice, then drops you back into the tour where it left off.
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Features
Designed for the way feet meet a city.
Every choice is built around one thing: keeping you looking up, not down at a phone.
A voice you'd actually listen to
Not Wikipedia run through a robotic TTS. A studio-grade narrator that pauses, breathes, and lets a story land — written like a friend who happens to know the place. Plays background, lock-screen, AirPods controls.
Works offline once it's downloaded
When you save the tour, the audio, map for the area, and stop notes come with it. Tunnels, basements, planes, roaming — the tour plays through. Generation itself still needs a connection.
Ask the guide anything, with a photo
Snap the building you're standing in front of. Or the painting on the wall. Or your half-eaten pastry. Ask out loud. TourLore answers in the same voice, then picks the tour back up where it left off.
Multi-day itineraries that don't repeat
Three days in Rome shouldn't show you the same square three times. TourLore splits the city by theme and neighborhood so each day earns its own walk. Edit any day on its own.
It gets to know you over time
What you skip, what you linger at, what you ask about, what you rate. Every tour you take tunes the next one. You can always open your profile and see what TourLore thinks you like — and correct it.
Any city
Any city, any town. Yours included.
TourLore doesn't ship a hand-curated catalogue. It writes the tour from scratch — pulling from Google Places, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata and Wikipedia, plus what the model knows about the place — and tunes it to you.
Many people use TourLore in their own neighborhood — running it through districts they've passed for years without knowing the history of.
Inside a stop
Every stop carries its own context.
Not just “here's a thing” — what time it opens, whether a ticket's needed and roughly what it costs, when's a good time to actually be there, and how to get to the next stop in the maps app you already use.
- Open · closing soon · closed
Today's hours up front, with a warning if you'd arrive after close. Stale-hours flag shows when the source data is older than we'd like.
- Ticket · cost
Whether you need to book ahead, roughly what it costs, and a link out to the official booking page when we have one. TourLore never sells the ticket.
- Best time to visit
Generated guidance — “go at sunset for the view,” “very crowded between 11am and 2pm,” “closed Mondays” — so the route is tuned for the hour you're actually walking it.
- Estimated time
How long most people spend here. Adjustable: tap “I'd skip past this” and the rest of the tour re-times around it.
- Go There
Hands you off to Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Citymapper with the destination pre-filled. TourLore doesn't pretend to be a turn-by-turn app — those already are.
- Done · skip · swap
Mark a stop done, skip it, or ask TourLore to replace it with something similar. TourLore re-plans the rest of the route around your change.
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