Visit London with the free GuideXpress audio guide and discover some of the British capital's most famous monuments, from Big Ben and Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.
With the London audio guide app you can explore the city on your own, listening to stories, curiosities and insights as you move from one neighbourhood to the next. Geolocated audio guides and themed itineraries recount the monarchy, British history, the city's monuments and London's most iconic landmarks.
London is an enormous city, but many of its best-known attractions can be linked through walking itineraries that cross very different neighbourhoods.
With the GuideXpress London audio guide you can visit monuments and squares on your own, listening to stories and curiosities the moment you reach each stop.
The app works as a digital tourist guide to London, useful for building your own routes through the British capital.
The city's symbols include Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
Heading towards the City you come across the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and other places central to London's history.
The audio guide helps you understand the very different eras and purposes of these monuments.
One of the most classic walks starts at Westminster and leads towards Buckingham Palace, crossing the institutional heart of the city.
Along the way you can discover monuments, parks and buildings tied to the monarchy and to British politics.
With GuideXpress you can explore what you come across in depth, without having to follow a traditional guided tour.
The history of London is closely bound up with the English and British monarchy.
Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London tell very different sides of that history, from coronations to royal residences and the most dramatic episodes.
The audio guide lets you connect these places within a single narrative.
London offers endless possibilities beyond the major attractions. Neighbourhoods such as Covent Garden, Soho and Notting Hill, or the areas along the Thames, let you build very different routes.
Alternating between monuments and neighbourhoods makes for a fuller, more personal visit.
GuideXpress lets you move around freely or follow tours dedicated to the monarchy, history, monuments and neighbourhoods.
The children's, classic and encyclopaedic narrations let you adjust how deeply you go into each place.
Yes. GuideXpress lets you use a free London audio guide covering the monuments, squares and landmarks of the British capital.
The best-known stops include Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and Tower Bridge.
A traditional guide leads a group along a set itinerary. A digital guide to London, by contrast, lets you build your own visit, choose your stops and listen to the commentary whenever you like.
You can use GuideXpress during your walks, exploring the attractions freely or following tours dedicated to the monarchy, history or the neighbourhoods.
Yes. For many attractions there is children's content available, alongside the classic and encyclopaedic versions.
Yes, especially if you organise your visit area by area. Places like Westminster and the City let you link numerous attractions on foot with the support of the audio guide.
