
Freedom Trail Walking Tour
Walk from the Common to Copp's Hill and meet the merchants, preachers, printers and craftsmen who talked a colony into rebellion.
A city they love, or one they are about to visit, told stop by stop in their ear. Pick a walk or the whole Stories Pass, add a note, choose the day, and we email it to them.
One tour, or the Stories Pass for every tour for a year.
Send it now, or on the morning you choose: birthdays and Christmas included.
It opens in their phone's browser. The app plays each stop as they arrive.

Walk from the Common to Copp's Hill and meet the merchants, preachers, printers and craftsmen who talked a colony into rebellion.

Follow Midtown’s holiday glow from Bryant Park to the Plaza, past wreath-wearing lions and the Rockefeller Center skating rink.

Walk from the river bluff through Savannah’s ordered squares, where grand houses hold stories of civic ambition, art and unequal lives.

Walk the French Quarter from a grand hotel to an old convent and storied house.

Walk from the waterfront heart of Old Town to the island’s famous painted buoy.

From a painted-desert lodge built by the CCC to a gold-rush town where wild burros wander Main Street, this drive follows the Mother Road…

Follow the battle from the ridges west of town to the Union line and the fields fought over on its flanks.

Follow the paths, bridges and terraces of Olmsted and Vaux’s Greensward plan, from the Pond to Belvedere Castle.

Walk the ground where neighbors accused neighbors, where nineteen people were hanged and one pressed to death, and where a town later…

Follow the Pacific from the Pacific Grove Gate to Pebble Beach, passing wave-battered rocks and wind-shaped cypresses.

Walk from Charleston’s old market to the Battery, past pastel houses, churches and grand residences.

Walk the boulevard where movie premieres turned into spectacles and sidewalk stars became Hollywood ambitions.
Every tour, everywhere, for 12 months from the day it arrives, including the new ones we add. It simply ends after a year: nothing renews.
An afternoon out instead of another thing on the shelf. It lives in their phone until the day they walk it.
No account to make and no app to install. The app is there if they want GPS auto-play and offline.
One walk covers up to 4 phones, and a drive covers the whole car, so it is a day out for two, or for the family.
Something to do rather than something to keep: a self-guided walk through a city with a story at every stop. It costs less than a museum ticket, they choose the day, and it fits a weekend at home or a trip they already have planned.
A walk or a drive is $4.99 for the group. The Stories Pass, every tour for 12 months, is $39.99. No subscription and nothing renews.
By email. Pick a tour (or the Stories Pass), type their email, add a note if you like and choose the day. We send them a gift email with an Open your gift button and a code; you get the receipt and the same code, in case you would rather hand it over yourself.
Yes. Choose "On a date" and it arrives that morning at 8 a.m. your time, birthdays and Christmas morning included. Choose "Now" and it lands in their inbox within a few minutes.
No. Every tour plays in the phone's browser: open the gift and tap play at the first stop. The free Stories app adds GPS auto-play, so each story starts by itself when they arrive, and it works offline. They sign in with the email the gift went to and it's already in their library.
Yes. One walk covers a group on up to 4 phones, and a drive covers the whole car.
Give the Stories Pass: every tour, everywhere, for 12 months from the day it arrives, including the new ones we add. A tour is also a good way to plan a trip: the first stop of every tour is free to try at home.
Yes. If it doesn't work out, email support@getstories.app within 7 days and we'll refund you.