By GPSmyCity.com, Inc.
Lose Yourself Without Getting Lost! Thousands of self-guided walking tours, travel articles, and offline city maps in 1,000+ cities around the world included in this handy app. The app turns your mobile device into a personal tour guide using its built-in GPS functions. The thousands of self-guided walking tours and travel articles will guide you to the landmarks, historical sites, museums, restaurants, nightlife venues and other interesting spots in over 1,000 cities worldwide. All the walking tours and articles included in this app operate OFFLINE without any need of cellular data plan or Internet connection, so you need not worry about expensive roaming when traveling abroad. The app is a must-have for all travelers! The highlights and main features of the app include: * Self-guided walking tours guide you to discover destinations on your own. * Thousands of travel articles make planning a trip really easy. * Detailed offline city maps. * Ability to create your own walking tour to visit the attractions that interest you. * All walking tours come with detailed walking tour maps. * Create self-guided walk to visit the attractions featured in travel article. * The "FindMe" feature displaying your exact location plus Auto Tracking feature displaying your movement on the map, so you always know if you are moving in the right direction. * Get Route function to dynamically create a walk route from your current location to a selected attraction. This revolutionary application makes bus tours obsolete. You no longer need to hop on a tour bus or join a tour group; now you can explore all of the best attractions on your own, at your own pace, and at a cost that is only a fraction of what you would normally pay for a guided tour. This app supports subscription which allows you to access all the walking tours and articles in this app at one low price. How The Annual Subscription Works: * For $12.99 you will get access to the full version functions in all the 480 city walks guides (London, Rome, Paris, Tokyo, etc.) included in this app for one year. Travel articles are not included in this subscription. * For $12.99, you will get access to the full version functions in all the travel articles in 900+ cities worldwide (London, Rome, Paris, Tokyo, etc.) included in this app for one year. City walks guides are not included in this subscription. * For $18.99, you will get access to the full version functions in all the 480 city walking guides plus travel articles in over 900 cities for one year. Together they cover over 1,000 cities worldwide * A 3-day Free Trial is provided under each subscription upgrade offer. Your account will not be charged anything as long as you cancel the subscription at least 24 hours before the end of the Free Trial. * Your annual subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renewal is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. * Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at the confirmation of the subscription purchase or after the Free Trial has completed. * You may turn off the auto-renewal at any time from your iTunes account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.gpsmycity.com/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://www.gpsmycity.com/privacy-policy.html Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. This app gives you the option to turn off the GPS tracking in the background to prolong the battery life. Note: This app relies on GPS for its navigation functions. For best experience, it is recommended to use the app on iPhone and iPad cellular+wifi models. It is not recommended to use the app on iPad wifi-only models due to lack of built-in GPS support in these models. Visit our website at www.GPSmyCity.com for more information.
Great way to explore a new city or learn more about your own!
After the first scroll down there it was: a political ad taking up the whole screen. Thanks.
We’ve used GPSMyCity in Europe, USA, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand. For us, the City Walks are most helpful. Otherwise we’d end up searching travel books and visitor information websites for hours. There are lots cities covered and, once downloaded, you no longer need internet coverage. There are other features, for specific attractions. We even use it around our local “home base” of San Francisco to find new areas to explore.
Today I got a three day trial subscription to the most expensive plan. My wife and I tried the discovery walk for the DUMBO section of Brooklyn, NY. I was able to get the walking route and the names of the sites. But no information about the sites themselves. Am I doing something wrong?
I bought D.C. and Vancouver individual maps. I used them for custom walks. I contacted the developer and they were restored using a promo code for the all in one app. Thanks it worked. I will enjoy traversing D.C. again. Jeffrey Dean
Dear Sir/madam, The update this morning is excellent. Fixed my map issue. Keep up the good work!!!! Best regards, Dan Bradford il dolce far niente Sent from my Ipad
It is a bit difficult for me the be objective, as I am a local who is very familiar with San Francisco Chinatown. That being said, I think this is a very good tour for a first-timer, and I especially liked the articles that accompany each stop. Even I learned a thing or two! As for the app, it seems easy to navigate, so there was no problem there. The only criticism I have is with the navigation prompts. Hearing “turn left in 40 meters” repeat four times with each stop is unnecessary and rather unnerving. Would it be possible to change the prompts to just two times? Thank you for listening and keep up the good work! Sharon
Very easy to use, extremely useful, and fun! Love to build my own walking tours, and the App acts a guide. My #1 travel resource.
I really enjoyed this app.
While the app is cheaper than hiring a walking guide in each city, there should be more functionality to it. I downloaded it for one city and was only able to take one neighborhood walking tour. There were other neighborhoods available but only for sightseeing walks, which weren’t worth it. It felt a little lazy just to include pictures of famous landmarks and attractions without historical context. If I just wanted to look at pretty buildings I could Google that or look at Instagram. Seeing as though I was only able to do one neighborhood discovery walk, the app was not worth it to me, luckily I used the 3 day free trial. I would not be opposed to paying more for more tours within each city/having each sightseeing walk be a discovery walk. I did like the flexibility of having the tour read to me , but having an actual human read it versus an autonomous voice would be better as well as having easier access to the voice option.