Cambridge ToursCambridge ToursFree GPS audio guide

Explore Cambridge at your own pace

A free GPS audio guide to Cambridge.

Open the map, choose a stop and listen as you walk. Forty-seven stories cover colleges, bridges, museums, pubs and independent Cambridge favourites.

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✓ Free to use◉ 47 audio stops文 6 languages↧ No app to install

Interactive city guide

Listen where the story happened.

Use the map while walking or browse the complete stop list before you set out. Walking directions are available for every location.

47 stops

How to use the guide

A city tour without a timetable

Start anywhere, listen in any order and spend as long as you like at each stop.

1

Choose a place

Search, browse by district or follow the classic central loop.

2

Listen on location

English, French, German and Chinese use recorded narration. Spanish and Japanese currently use your device voice.

3

Walk to the next stop

Use live distance and walking directions to continue through the city.

90 minutes

The classic Cambridge loop

A compact 90-minute walk linking Market Square, Great St Mary's, King's, The Backs, Trinity, St John's, the Corpus Clock, The Eagle and the Fitzwilliam Museum.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Cambridge audio guide free?

Yes. The guide, map and walking directions are free to use. Individual attractions may charge their own admission fees.

Do I need to install an app?

No. It runs in your mobile browser. You may add it to your home screen as a web app.

Does it work in six languages?

The interface and all written stories are available in English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.

Can I use it without headphones?

Yes, although headphones make the narration easier to hear on busy streets.

Does Cambridge Tours track my position?

No. Location is processed on your device to show distance and nearby stops; it is not sent to Cambridge Tours.

Are college interiors included?

The guide explains both public street views and places inside colleges. Access rules and admission charges remain controlled by each college.