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Can one voice carry two thousand years?

Self-guided audio tours of the Eternal City's monuments — professionally narrated, playable on any phone, free to start. Press play at the door and walk through history.

Step 1

Arrive at the monument

No booking, no group, no schedule. Walk up whenever you like — morning light or golden hour.

Step 2

Pick your language

Every guide is narrated in 13 languages. Plug in your own earphones and press play.

Step 3

Walk at your own pace

Pause at what fascinates you, skip what doesn't. The guide resumes exactly where you left off.

The guides

One monument at a time, told properly.

2 live · 5 coming
The Pantheon
Available now

The Pantheon

Two thousand years under one perfect dome

23 min13 languagesWith your booking
St. Peter's Basilica
Available now

St. Peter's Basilica

The largest church ever built, and the tomb beneath it

25 min13 languagesWith your booking
The Colosseum
Coming soon

The Colosseum

Blood, sand and fifty thousand voices

Roman Forum
Coming soon

Roman Forum

The square where the ancient world was decided

Trevi Fountain
Coming soon

Trevi Fountain

A baroque wave frozen in travertine

Vatican Museums
Coming soon

Vatican Museums

Seven kilometres of genius

Castel Sant'Angelo
Coming soon

Castel Sant'Angelo

Emperor's tomb, pope's fortress

Questions, answered

Before you press play

Do I need to install an app?

No. Everything runs in your phone's browser. Open the guide, press play, and put your phone in your pocket — playback keeps running with lock-screen controls.

Which languages are available?

Every guide is professionally narrated in 13 languages: English, Italiano, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, Ελληνικά, Türkçe, 中文 and 日本語.

What if I get interrupted mid-tour?

Your position is saved automatically on this device — per guide and per language. Come back tomorrow and the player resumes where you stopped.

Can I switch languages halfway through?

Yes. Each language remembers its own position, so you can compare narrations or hand the phone to a travel companion without losing your place.

Do I have to enter the monument to use the guide?

The tours are written for visitors on site, starting outside the entrance — but they work anywhere. Listen from your hotel, or from the couch at home.