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Discover the vibrant heart of Melbourne on foot with WalknTours! This self-guided Melbourne walking tour unveils historic sites, lively...

Step into the heart of Kentucky and discover Lexington like never before with WalknTours.com’s Downtown Lexington Historic Walking Tour. Whether a local or a visitor, this immersive self-guided tour will lead you through the stories, landmarks, and vibrant culture that have shaped the Bluegrass Capital for centuries.

Explore the heart of Scranton with the definitive walking tour for every fan of “The Office.” Scranton, Pennsylvania’s Electric City,...

Discover Bayfield, Wisconsin’s most spine-tingling experience—the Haunted Bayfield Walking Tour! This locally guided journey leads you...

Step into history and unlock centuries of stories with the latest addition to WalknTours: the Harvard Square and University Historical...

We’re excited to announce our brand-new Bavarian Experience Walking Tour in the heart of Leavenworth, WA—now live on the WalknTours app!...

WalknTours, the app that offers solo tours for travel rebels launched its newest installment to add to its solo walking tour empire in...

In 1821 when the yellow fever hit St. Augustine it killed over 400 of its residents. At the time that was more than one third of its...

Savannah is known as one of the most haunted cities in the US. One of those ghosts that walks these parts is Alice Riley. Her story...

If you are looking for a tasty spot for a meal and a potential ghost sighting look no further than Poogan’s Porch! The most commonly seen...

When New Orleans was first founded in the early 1700’s it faced a challenge. No one wanted to live here. To attract men to settle the...

If you’ve never been to Portland chances are you know the iconic white stag sign. It’s the iconic symbol of Portland. Like Old Town...

Along the Freedom Trail just past Faneuil Hall, and just across the street from the Union Oyster House you’ll find the New England...

Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706 in a small house on Milk street right here in Boston. Ben was the 10th of 17 children. I...

Along the Freedom Trail, in Boston, on the top of Faneuil Hall (The Cradle of Liberty) sits a giant golden grasshopper weathervane with a...

Not all the stops on the freedom trail are revolutionary. If you have ever walked to Old City Hall and saw a brass donkey outside its...

A trip to Boston is not complete without a visit to the Little Italy, the North End. Winding through the heart of this historic...

Not every city has its own color. And you can bet your shrimp and grits there is a story behind Charleston’s hometown color. Charleston...