Paris.
beyond the eiffel tower lies a city of covered passages.
Audiala · Travel companion app
Audiala is a travel companion app: plan days around your interests, hear the stories behind places as you walk, and ask anything along the way, in your language.
The square named for harmony is the same one where 1,118 people lost their heads.
Read about Place de la Concorde →The smallest of Rome's seven hills was, for a thousand years, the most powerful place on earth — and the geese who lived there outranked the soldiers.
Read about Capitoline Hill →The reason Romans once called someone worthless traces back to the water pouring from this very wall.
Read about Fontana dell'Acqua Paola →No one knew how to finish it.
Read about Brunelleschi's Dome →Istanbul's most romantic landmark spent a decade storing cyanide.
Read about Maiden's Tower →The most peaceful garden in London grows inside a church that was bombed, burned, and abandoned — twice.
Read about St Dunstan-in-the-East →Edinburgh's most famous ruin was never ruined — it simply ran out of money.
Read about National Monument of Scotland →How does a passage built to march prisoners to their cells become the place where couples kiss in gondolas for eternal love?
Read about Bridge of Sighs →How can Tokyo's oldest temple feel ancient when so much of what you see rose after 1945?
Read about Sensō-ji →How does a building with no idols, no altar, no clergy, and no sermons become one of the most visited religious structures on Earth?
Read about Lotus Temple →The most expensive sidewalk in the United States was built not to celebrate fame but to prevent a neighborhood from dying.
Read about Hollywood Walk of Fame →The oldest public art gallery in Australia was built by a colony that didn't yet consider itself a country.
Read about National Gallery of Victoria →Built from Wikipedia, Wikidata, heritage registers and web research. Our data sources
Place de la Concorde, Paris
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Capitoline Hill, Rome
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Fontana dell'Acqua Paola, Rome
Brunelleschi's Dome, Florence
Photo: Efrem Efre / Pexels
Maiden's Tower, Istanbul
St Dunstan-in-the-East, London
Photo: Elisa.rolle · CC BY-SA 3.0
National Monument of Scotland, Edinburgh
Bridge of Sighs, Venice
Photo: Didier Descouens · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sensō-ji, Tokyo
Photo: Sjaak Kempe from Groningen, The Netherlands · CC BY 2.0
Lotus Temple, New Delhi
Photo: Mainaksinghabarma · CC BY-SA 4.0
Hollywood Walk of Fame, Los Angeles
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National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Build a day around your interests and the time you have, then change it as you go.
Listen to the stories behind places at your own pace, with lock-screen and headphone controls.
Ask about what you see, where to eat or what to do next. Needs an internet connection.