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Berlin, Germany is the central technolgical, cultural and tourist center within the nation of Germany.

Milan resides in the Lombardy region of Italy. Enjoy it's nature, fashion, views, parks and much more.

San Francisco is the tech hub of California and currently has amassed a population of 800,000 people.

Moscow is the capital of Russia, as well as the most densely populated region within Russia's border.

Barcelona is one of the most densely populated regions within Spain, it sits just behind Madrid.

Beijing is the most populated region within China. In 1949, the name was reverted to "Peking".

Damscus, Syria has a population of 1.7M+ and is the most dense location within Syria.

New York is the most populous city within the United States, with a 8.3M population.

Filled with interesting monuments, Barcelona is the capital of the Catalonia region.

As the most populated in Illinois, it is situated by Lake Michigan, one of the great lakes.

Seoul is the capital of South Korea and is the most populous, ahead of Busan. Busan tour coming soon.

Helsinki is the capital of Finland. It sits on a penninsula and is the most populous and dense city within Finland.

As the State Capital of Hawaii, it is situated on one of the five islands. The island it is on is named Oahu. (2nd Largest)

Paris is the most populated city in France, and is famed for its Seinne River, coffeeshops, and architecture.

The Golden Gate Bridge connects San Francisco County and Marin County. It was completed on April 19th, 1937.

Venice is famed for it's canals and powerful Italian Culture & Cuisine. Is Rome or Venice better?

Tokyo Japan is famous for it's neon advertisements, capsul hotels, and fast bullet trains. (300MPH+)

Tehran is the capital of Iran. Previously, it was the center of power for the famed Qajar Dynasty.

Right over Tokyo, Osaka is the second most known city. It is also known for it's bright billboards!

Montreal Canada is famed for it's cold weather and green roofs that once previously used to be golden!

Toronto, home of the NBA's Toronto Raptors is one of the largest cities within the nation of Canada!

Reykjavik is famous for it's hard to spell name and cold weather. Did we mention it's Icelands's Capital?

Some say that Naples is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy? Start walking and see if you agree with them!

The Louvre in Paris is basically a glass pyramid. Also, a famous painting is stored within it! Come check it out!

New Delhi is the capital of India. It remains as a center for international trade, commerce, and business in India.

Mumbai is one of the coolest cities in India! It's famed for it's street life, motor bikes and fast moving scooters!

The Republic of Singapore is a city-state located just under Malaysia. It boasts a population of nearly 6 millon.

London is the capital of the United Kindgom! If you every stop by, ask a local for some tea. Hopefully no tax!

The city of angels they call it! Take a walk through and you'll know why they call it the "city of angels!"

Bangkok is the capital of Thailand. You'll enjoy viewing some Bangkok Streetlife and Night Life!

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The 50+ Best Virtual Walking Tours Around the World [City & Scenic Tours]

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50+ Best Virtual Walking Tours Around the World

1. bryce canyon national park (utah), 2. giant’s causeway (u.k.), 3. godrevy lighthouse (cornwall, u.k.), 4. great wall of china (china), 5. havasu falls (arizona), 6. hoh rain forest in olympic national park (washington), 7. indian beach trail (oregon), 8. james irvine trail in redwood national park (california), 9. juan de fuca trail (vancouver island, canada), 10. kuliouou ridge trail (hawaii), 11. macchu picchu (cusco, peru), 12. moraine lake in banff national park (canada), 13. mt. everest (nepal), 14. nambung national park (australia), 15. the narrows in zion national park (utah), 16. panorama trail (grindelwald, switzerland), 17. positano (italy), 18. pyramids of giza (egypt), 19. son doong cave (vietnam), 20. sossusvlei dunes (namibia), 21. south kaibab trail (grand canyon, arizona), 22. tulip fields (the netherlands), 23. tunnel of love (ukraine), 24. virtual gorilla trek (uganda), 25. wailea beach path (maui, hawaii), 26. acropolis tour (athens, greece), 27. barcelona (spain), 28. berlin (germany), 29. bologna (italy), 30. buenos aires street art walk (argentina), 31. cappadocia (turkey), 32. forbidden city (beijing, china), 33. golden gate bridge (san francisco, ca), 34. helsinki (finland), 35. hong kong, 36. ibiza (spain), 37. krakow (poland), 38. manhattan (new york), 39. moscow (russia), 40. naples (italy), 41. old town taormina (sicily), 42. paris (france), 43. pompeii (italy), 44. quito  (ecuador), 45. singapore, 46. tokyo (japan), 47. tremé neighborhood (new orleans, la), 48. tuscany (italy), 49. ubud (bali), 50. vancouver (canada), 51. venice (italy), final thoughts.

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While COVID-19 meant travel came to a standstill, it also ushered in the golden age of virtual travel! Searches for virtual tours became increasingly popular, which lead to a rise in the quality and availability of some pretty incredible videos. Many of these virtual walking tours are even offered in 4K! Even now that travel is returning, we’re still able to count on technology to visit almost any place on the planet with the click of a button.

We’ve compiled a list of 50+ virtual walking tours that you can experience all around the globe. The great thing about these walking tours is that you can use them while you’re on your treadmill, to relax, as travel inspiration, or as simply an inexpensive way to experience another culture.

We’ve separated this list of virtual walking tours into nature and city sections, but we’ve also taken the time to put together a ton of other comprehensive lists. Whether you’re interested in national parks , museums , or  educational tours for the whole family , we’ve got you covered!

Nature and Hiking Walking Tours

Walking in nature is incredibly restorative. The good news is that you can get to experience this — even from the comfort of your own home! Check out these nature-centric virtual walking tours.

National parks certainly saw an increase in tourism due to COVID-19. But even if you don’t want to deal with the increased crowds at Bryce Canyon , you can still explore the unique red rocks. This virtual 1.5-hour hike takes you through narrow canyons and desert paths and the views only get more stunning.

As the video recommends, this would be the perfect walk to put in front of a treadmill or exercise bike as well!

To start your virtual walking tour,  click here .

This short virtual tour of Giant’s Causeway allows a great way to take in the beautiful views of this unique landscape. Step around the basalt rock columns at sunset as you listen to the waves crashing below. This is a great way to experience a UNESCO World Heritage site!

Take in the beautiful countryside of Cornwall for a little over an hour as you walk to the Godrevy Lighthouse. Along the way, you’ll stop in at Mutton Cove to catch a glimpse of a seal colony. Bonus: You’re accompanied by an adorable cocker spaniel on your walk!

Walk along the Great Wall of China and learn insider facts about this amazing feat of architecture. While the whole wall stretches more than 3,000 miles across several provinces of northern China, you can explore a few different sections with this 30-minute virtual walking tour.

Being able to hike on the Havasupai tribal lands requires scoring a reservation and sleeping under the stars for a few nights, but now you can experience it virtually instead.  Located in the Grand Canyon, this 40-minute virtual tour leads you between mesas and the red desert — all leading up to the stunning turquoise-green Havasu Falls.

This 40-minute video walks you along 2 short nature trails — the Hall of Mosses Trail (0.8 miles) and the Spruce Nature Trail (1.2 miles). The vibrant moss-covered trees really make you feel like you’re walking on another planet. The soothing nature sounds only add to the ambiance.

Escape to the Oregon Coast and hike the popular Indian Beach Trail in Ecola State Park. This 1-hour virtual hike lets you walk along the rugged Oregon Coast on a sunny day. You’ll be able to experience the rocky beaches, mossy forests, and some stunning ocean views.

It doesn’t get more other-worldly than walking amongst some towering redwood trees. This trail takes you from Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park to the beach at Fern Canyon. Take a nearly hourly-long hike paired with soothing music and explore these majestic trees.

This 40-minute virtual hike takes you along for the first part of the beautiful Coast Trail on Vancouver Island. You will witness endless water views, abundant wildlife, pounding waves, and the occasional views of the Olympic Mountains along this coastal path. The sounds of nature will accompany you and contribute to the sense of relaxation.

Take a nearly 2-hour stroll through the Kuliouou Ridge Trail on Oahu, Hawaii. This trail is perfect for people who love walking in a beautiful green rainforest. You’ll get to experience a unique Hawaiian landscape while walking past lush vegetation and rocks covered with moss — all while listening to the leaves rustling and birds chirping.

To start your virtual walking tour, click here .

Walk one of the world’s most famous hiking trails — the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu! This 1.5-hour hike features the highlights of the shorter 2-day trek, including arrival by train, walking along the “Royal Road,” and ending at Machu Picchu via the Gate of the Sun.

Enjoy a short 25-minute virtual hike alongside beautiful Moraine Lake in Banff National Park . This glacially fed lake is world-famous for its bright blue waters. Whether you want to use your treadmill or simply watch this hike, it’s a great way to feel like you are outdoors experiencing some fresh air.

This tour of Mt Everest is pretty unreal, especially since most of us will never be able to experience this climb for ourselves. Over 4 “chapters” you’ll follow 3 climbers as they attempt to reach the peak of the tallest mountain in the world. You’ll have an interactive, 360-degree view of this adventure, making you feel like you’re right there in the thick of the trek.

Note: If you have a virtual reality headset, your experience will be even better!

You’ll think you’re on Mars as you walk through Nambung National Park near Perth, Australia. This unique locale, called the Pinnacles Desert, is full of red sand and otherworldly limestone formations everywhere you look. This short 20-minute virtual flyover at golden hour is a great way to experience this unique and remote place.

Experience the most popular hike at Zion National Park — no wetsuit required! This 35-minute virtual hike will take you through the Narrows at the river bed of the Virgin River. You’ll see the sandstone canyon walls tower thousands of feet above and enjoy the views of the canyons with the sounds of the river to accompany you on the way.

Walk around some of the most beautiful peaks of Switzerland, including Jungfrau. This virtual hike will travel along the popular mountain path above Grindelwald and down through the valley. You will pass Aplen cows, stunning vistas, and many charming restaurants along the way.

Grab a glass of limoncello and settle in for a virtual walk around Positano, a cliffside village along the Amalfi Coast. This walk begins high up on the hill and you’ll walk down through steep, narrow streets lined with shops and cafes. The walk finishes as you head down towards the beach at the base of the town.

Experience the last wonder of the ancient world thanks to ProWalk Tours. This 2-hour walking route starts at the Mortuary Temple of Khafre, passing by the pyramids of Khafre, Khufu, and Menkaure before ending at the iconic Sphinx. You’ll also be able to experience a virtual horse ride around the plateau.

Explore the world’s largest cave and learn interesting facts along the way, thanks to this incredible tour from National Geographic. You’ll start by navigating through the Vietnamese jungle before descending into this massive cave system. The tour shows you the 360-degree sights and sounds of this cave.

Walk up the beautiful sand dunes and deserts in Namibia, with bonus footage of Botswana. See the bird’s eye views atop the 650-foot-high “Big Mamma” Sand Dune at Sossusvlei, explore the salt and clay pan surrounded by high red dunes, and see miles of canyons and coastline. View the starry night sky over the beautiful desert, see the famous trees at Deadvlei, and more.

The South Kaibab Trail is 1 of the signature hikes of the South portion of the Grand Canyon. Join along with the 1-hour hike and witness some truly awe-inspiring views. The virtual walk offers sweeping vistas of red rock and the canyon at every twist and turn.

A trip to see the neat rows of brightly colored tulips in Keukenhof might be a good addition to your next gloomy day at home. This virtual walking tour through the garden lets you see the flowers from every angle, so you can truly appreciate the size, beauty, and variation of color among the tulip fields. You’ll definitely understand why the tulip fields are a constant draw for travelers from all over the globe.

The Tunnel of Love looks like something straight out of a fairy tale. If you’re in need of a dose of relaxation, spend 3 hours virtually walking on this abandoned train track that’s surrounded on all sides by bright green foliage and chirping birds.

Tag along on a gorilla trek Uganda with East African Jungle Safaris and search for endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. This 360-degree video gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself into the trek — and see gorillas of course!

Hawaii is a top destination for many Americans with its year-round tropical climate and seemingly endless stretches of beautiful beaches. But if you don’t want to wade through all of the quarantine and vaccination requirements, you can still experience the islands! The tour takes you from the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort to the Fairmont Kea Lani and along the Wailea Beach Path.

City Walking Tours

If you’re wanting to experience city life instead, you’ll want to click on these next virtual walking tours!

The Acropolis is a must-see when you visit Athens. Start at the Entrance Gate and see other famous sites including the Athena Nike Temple, the Monument to Agrippa, and the famous Parthenon. These beautiful sites are made even better since they are set high above with a fabulous view of Athens.

If you’re dreaming of visiting Barcelona, this virtual walking tour will only make that desire stronger! Over 2+ hours, stroll over 9 miles while you walk through Barcelona’s gorgeous squares, the beach, and parks. This walking tour is super comprehensive, so you’ll see most of the main sites!

Settle in for this in-depth 3-hour virtual walking tour through Berlin, Germany. Walk the streets and see the Parliament Building, Brandenburg Gate Arch, and the famous Linden Alley. Listen to the city noise, enjoy the picturesque views, and soak up the outstanding architecture of Berlin.

In this 1-hour virtual walking video, you will enjoy exploring the streets of Bologna in Northern Italy. This foodie city has so many fascinating medieval historic buildings, narrow streets, lovely arches, majestic towers. Enjoy a leisurely virtual city walk through this charming city.

Google Art Project presents this Street Art walk through the La Boca and Barracas neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A foundation was created to promote urban artists, and there is even an audio guide that explains the context for all of the art you see and tell you how it was created. Take this virtual tour at your own pace!

Cappadocia, Turkey is a popular tourist destination known for unique volcanic landscapes with mountain ranges, cave dwellings, and balloon rides. This virtual tour walks you around various cities in the region, including Goreme and Uchisar, exploring cave dwellings and city streets along the way. At the end of the tour, you’re treated to an aerial view from a balloon.

If you’ve ever wanted to tour China’s Forbidden City, you’ll love this virtual tour. You’ll pass through all of the top attractions, like the Halls of Harmony, the stunning Gate of Supreme Harmony, and the Imperial Garden during this 1.5-hour virtual walking tour.

Spend a clear afternoon running across the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California, and back. When this famous bridge was built in 1937, it was the longest and tallest suspension bridge in the world! This is the perfect video to put in front of your treadmill to jazz up your at-home exercise routine.

Spend an hour taking a morning walk around Helsinki. This virtual walk begins at the train station, heads to the Helsinki Music Centre, and then back over towards the Hietalahti area towards downtown. Enjoy the city sounds, clean streets, and Scandinavian architecture on this peaceful walk.

Hong Kong is famous for its neon-lit skyline, silhouetted against towering mountain peaks. See unique parts of this beautiful and exciting city by exploring the walking and biking paths of Kowloon and Central Hong Kong. Bike through city parks, along the waterfront, and even experience a beautiful sunset.

Take a virtual walking tour around Ibiza, in the Balearic Islands. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, you’ll be treated to stunning panoramic views of the sea, picturesque marinas, walled fortress, and charming cobblestone narrow streets. After watching this 1.5-hour tour, you’ll feel like you just went on holiday!

To start, use the legend at the top to select from your desired language. Then, click through the countless options! There are incredible aerial views of the city and walking tours,  as well as views of iconic buildings and museums. Most options include video or audio commentary, but not all are in English. Still, a fantastic way to experience Krakow!

If you’ve never been to the Big Apple, this is a great introduction to the borough of Manhattan. It is the city’s historic birthplace, and the most densely populated of the 5 boroughs of New York City. During this 3.5-hour walking and bus tour, you’ll get to take in all the biggest sites at various points throughout the day, including Times Square, Central Park, and more.

Moscow is among the most enchanting cities in the world and you can really step inside this beautiful city on this virtual walking tour. Enjoy the famous sites of Red Square and the Kremlin at Christmastime over the course of an hour.

No, this tour doesn’t include Italian food. But if you’ve ever wanted to visit Naples, this interactive 360-degree video walking tour is still a treat! You start with a map and overview of your route and then walk through Naples’ historic center. Enjoy the street ambiance and wander in and out of famous buildings.

Take a wonderful virtual walking tour through Old Town Taormina in Messina, Sicily. One of Italy’s most picturesque destinations, Taormina is perched high above the Ionian Sea on Sicily’s eastern coast. This means that the views from every vantage point are outstanding, and this tour makes you feel like you’re almost smelling the sea breeze.

Walk around the City of Lights with this almost 6-hour (!) virtual walking tour. This walk includes insightful captions about all the sites you’ll see. You will see the most famous streets, monuments, and parks in Paris including the Pantheon, the Latin Quarter, the Louvre, Notre Dame, the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower.

Making the short journey from Naples to Pompeii, this virtual tour of the ancient city ruins of Pompeii is worth the trip. This 2-hour virtual walk through the city really makes you feel like you’re walking through one of the ancient cities of the world. Get lost strolling down the many narrow streets of Pompeii.

Hot Tip: We’ve only included a couple, but ProWalk Tours also has some other fabulous virtual walking tours of Italy you should check out!

This tour is a bit different from the others on this list. In this Airbnb virtual experience, you’ll book a time slot and let a local guide you through Ecuador’s capital via 360-degree photos, videos, and traditional music that will heighten the virtual experience. Your host will also teach you how to make an Ecuadorian drink or dessert to enhance the experience. The cost for this tour is $10 per person.

Hot Tip: If you’re interested in other tours led by locals, check out our article on the best Airbnb Online Experiences !

This hour-long virtual walk throughout Singapore lets you experience the hustle and bustle of this metropolitan city. The walk starts at Suntec City Mall, goes to Marina Bay Sands, and crosses the famous Helix Bridge. From this vantage point, you’ll be able to see a stunning view of the Singapore skyline at sunset.

Take a walk through 1 of the most famous parts of Tokyo under the night sky — Shibuya — known for its various street musicians, microbars, and bustling nightlife. During this 45-minute virtual walk, you’re sure to be mesmerized by the architecture and the vibrant metropolitan area.

This 45-minute tour is a super informative introduction to Tremé — the first African American neighborhood in the U.S. As the birthplace of jazz, there is much to learn and experience in New Orleans beyond the French Quarter and this is a great start!

From the opulent art galleries of Florence to the postcard-worthy cypress alleys, Tuscany is a traveler’s dream. During this 4-hour virtual walking tour, explore the rolling hills and ancient olive groves as well as the charming towns with narrow alleys and stunning architecture.

This 3-hour virtual walking tour will take you through the city of Ubud in Bali, Indonesia. Ubud is where traditional Balinese culture is evident in every corner of the city. Enjoy the views at the Campuhan Ridge Walk, discover local markets with colorful handicrafts, local delicacies, street food, and see the famous Ubud Monkey Forest — all while motorcycles zip by you!

Vancouver is a beautiful city surrounded by nature.  Enjoy this hour-long virtual walking tour through Vancouver, Canada. You will see Vancouver Waterfront, walk along the Canadian Trail, and more. Be sure to stick around so you can enjoy the spectacular Vancouver skyline at night at the end of the tour!

If you have 1 hour, you can see experience the magic of Venice! From the canals sparkling at sunset to the famous plazas and bustling marketplaces, Venice is the city of romance! This walking tour is a relaxing way to immerse yourself in 1 of the most beautiful cities in the world.

As you can see, there are virtual walking tours of all shapes and sizes to fit your mood, activity, and interests. While we can start to travel again as restrictions lift, there are still many benefits to taking a virtual tour.

Just to name a few, you won’t have to leave the comfort of your bed to experience beautiful national parks or walk along the Oregon Coast, and you can enhance your workouts by walking along the Great Wall of China or to the top of Mt. Everest. We hope you enjoy your explorations!

Explore more of our virtual tour guides at the links below:

• Virtual Tours of Aerospace Museums [Aviation, Military & Space]
• Virtual Tours of Iconic National Parks Around the U.S.
• The Best Virtual Museum Tours Around the World [Art, History, Science, and Technology]
• The Best Virtual Tours and Field Trips for Kids and Students
• Virtual Tours of Popular Tourist Attractions Around the World
• The Best Virtual Train Rides Around the World [Asia, Europe, Peru, U.S.]
• Magical Virtual Disney Rides and Attractions Across the World

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you do a virtual walk.

It’s simple to do a virtual walk. Simply click on any of the links above and watch along! You can also choose to place the video in a place that will help enhance your workouts — like a treadmill, VR device, or exercise bike. Just make sure to watch your surroundings if you’re actually walking along in person!

How do you plan a virtual walk?

If you’d like to plan a virtual walk for a group, make sure to send them a link to the walk you’d like to complete together. This way, you can enjoy the same sites and sounds as your group!

Once everyone is ready to go, just set up your video on a treadmill, exercise equipment, VR device, or your smartphone and start walking!

Are virtual tours free?

There are literally hundreds of free virtual tours available for every possible interest — national parks, forest walks, desert walks, city walks — you name it! There are also paid options that might be more interactive, such as conversing with a local guide or paying a small donation as a tip.

Are online walking tours interactive?

There are many options for interactive virtual walking tours. Be sure to check out our list above for some of these options. Typically searching for words like “interactive” or “click” will help you narrow down your search for these interactive walking tours.

What’s the best walking tour?

The best walking tour is whatever matches your interests the best. For example, if you’re in the mood for a relaxing nature walk, a tour that will walk you along the Oregon Coast may be best. But if you’re missing the hustle and bustle of a city, a walking tour around Barcelona may be the best choice for you. The good news is that we have tons of great options for you to choose from in the article above.

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I make 4k Free Virtual Walking Tours for your treadmill workouts from around the world. We are a traveling family. And as we've traveled, or stayed at home during certain unpleasant historical events, I've gone out to film some walks for you. I hope they'll help you pass the time during your workout or just help you explore new places virtually.

Our Free Virtual walking tours and city walks live in our searchable website. Find them by keyword, location, or walk-time using the sidebar drop down menus. Or, just browse the latest videos for treadmill below. Keep on Steppin' -H

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Mission Creek – Bruffey Lane Walk

This one was by request and I’m excited to be able to fulfill this one. I’m especially happy because I’d forgotten how stunning it is back in here. Montana Back Roads Treadmill Walking Video Country Road Virtual Walk in Montana – Treadmill Walking Video We have another rural country walk today. We are exploring Bruffey Lane, just outside of Livingston. This one was requested by a viewer and I was excited to be able to make that happen. And, the views blew me away. It was such a typical spring day: a bit chilly, a bit cloudy, but stunningly beautiful. […]

Belgrade, MT Virtual Walk

We’re back in Belgrade, MT. Our last walk was nearly 4 years ago. Belgrade Treadmill Virtual Walk: Virtual Walk Through Belgrade, MT – Virtual Walks for Treadmill – 4k City Walks It’s a grey day but we return to Belgrade, MT, the biggest city in MT that isn’t a county seat. Just 10 miles from Bozeman, Belgrade has it’s own charm and history. Belgrade used to be a agricultural center. It’s still a fairly small city with 12K people but it’s dwarfed by the growth of Bozeman. In fact, it used to be the place where a lot of people […]

Livingston MT Spring Tour

We have some nice spring weather even though I know it’s a lie and winter is waiting in the wings yet. Livingston Walking Video for Treadmill: False Spring in Livingston MT – Treadmill Virtual Walking Tour – 4k City Walks We have a lovely sunny morning to walk around town. I’m a day late b/c I took Easter off but in return I’m doing a new route around town to give even more robust view of the town. We start up at the north side soccer fields with views in most directions, especially down to Paradise Valley where the fictional […]

Austere Winter Virtual Walk in Montana

March is showing its winter fangs in Montana! Virtual Walk for Treadmill Video: 4K Montana Winter Walk – Bleak but Beautiful – Old Swingley Road Virtual Treadmill Tour – City Walks The weather has shifted and it’s gotten cold and blowy. Never the less, let’s have a walking workout in the wind and snow along Old Swingley Road just east of Livingston. We get some ominous views of cloud shrouded mountains and frost covered forests from the open stretches of desolate winter prairie. We start out on small promontory out in the open prairie with cloudy views of Sheep Mountain […]

Virtual Spring Walk along Wineglass Road Montana

We’re getting a taste of spring here in Montana. Enjoy the brief taste. Virtual Walk for Treadmill Wineglass Road 4k Nature Virtual Walk – Wine Glass Road in early Spring – CityWalks Virtual Walking Tours Today we take a pleasant afternoon stroll down the Wine Glass area. We start up high on Hideaway Trail which is a spur off of Wineglass Road. From there we make our way down hill to the highway with glorious sunny views all around. The snowy Montana mountains do not disappoint today. The snow is melting down low but the peaks are still heavy with […]

Snowy Virtual Walk on Peets Hill, Bozeman

We haven’t walked on Bozeman’s Peets Hill in awhile and we had a nice day. I figured let’s do this and save Sourdough for next time. Video for Treadmill Virtual Walk: Peets Hill Bozeman Montana Virtual Walking Tour – 4k City Walks Video for Treadmill Quick note, searchable city walks live on the drop downs and search bar over on the right. Well, I was all set to take you up to Sourdough trail but as I drove past Peets Hill I remembered that it’s been awhile. And, since it’s such a beautiful clear day with lots of happy little […]

Livingston, MT Virtual Walk

We are back in Montana and finally starting to get some snow. The Virtual Walk for Treadmill: Livingston Montana Winter Walking Tour – 4k City Walks Video for Treadmill This fun little walk starts out on the “Veterans Bridge”, aka 89 Bridge, aka KPRK Bridge. As mentioned above, we’ve gotten some snow the last few days but it’s been unusually warm. The snow was wet, melted a bit and refroze. This has made the walking a bit icy in places. However, Today we have some blue sky for our walk. From the bridge, I’ll take you into town past some […]

Delicate Arch Virtual Nature Walk For Treadmill

Welcome back to Arches National Park. It’s been a couple years but I found a new trail to share with you. See links to earlier walks below. The Virtual Walking Video for Treadmill: Delicate Arch Walking Tour in Arches National Park – City Walks Virtual Treadmill Walk This week we take a walk in Arches National Park. I’m a big fan of public lands and believe we need to protect them. Luckily we have the national park system. Arches has a fascinating geological history and even more beautiful landscape. Let’s take a virtual walking tour across the red rocks from […]

Grand Canyon Rim Trail Virtual Walk

We are at the Grand Canyon. It’s cold and windy as we walk along the Rim Trail. The Treadmill Walking Video Grand Canyon Rim Trail Virtual Walking Trail in Winter The Grand Canyon is the most popular national park in the United States. It get’s talked up as one of the most amazing scenes in the world but I have to say, it’s not overhyped. My first look took my breath away, especially since it was right at sunset. Sorry, the walk is the next day in the cloudy windy weather. As we make our way north we make a […]

Tempe Virtual Walking Tour and ASU Campus

We take a day to visit the Grand Canyon National Park. It’s my first time and no video or photo can truly capture it. The Virtual Treadmill Walking Video: Tempe Arizona Virtual Walk and ASU Campus Tour – Virtual Treadmill Tours and City Walks We made a short stop in Tempe to buy a bike and I decided to film a walk around town. A good portion of this walk is actually on the Arizona State University Campus. I really don’t have much information about the city but this part was certainly clean and enjoyable. I hope you like the […]

Chiricahua National Monument Virtual Walk in Nature

After our trip to Elkhorn Ranch, we took a little side quest over to Chiricahua National Monument because I’d seen it in the news recently. It was amazing. The Treadmill Walking Video: Chiricahua Stone Formation Walk – Arizona Virtual Treadmill Walking Tour I saw Chiricahua mentioned in several news articles recently about it possibly becoming a new national park. I figured we’d better go check it out before the crowds arrived. As I mention in this and other walks, we are fascinated with Arizona now and want to go back and really explore more. This little trip was a nice […]

Arizona Ranch Walk – Virtual Nature

We take a late afternoon walk in the Arizona desert and enjoy the austere, relaxing nature in this week’s treadmill walk. The Treadmill Virtual Walking Tour: Arizona Nature Walks – Guest Ranch Virtual Treadmill Walk Elkhorn ranch is a family run guest ranch in southern Arizona, about an hour or so from Tucson. The focus is horseback riding on various trails around the ranch but they have massages, pickle ball, a pool, guided hikes, and more.They’ve been around for nearly 80 years and the whole family takes part in the business. We have spent a week at Elkhorn the last […]

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Virtual Walking Tours to Help You Plan Your Next Trip

Virtual walking tours offering inspiration and insight into planning your next trip - Prague

Virtual walking tours are live, camera-led experience in destinations all over the globe. Once used as an alternative to in-person travel in 2020, virtual walking tours are now popular trip planning tools for those seeking itinerary planning insights, historical context, things to do, and a glimpse of what life is like on the ground in destinations they plan to visit. Context runs virtual walking tours with compelling experts all around the world every day. Here are 5 reasons to take a virtual walking tour before your next big trip:

• Get Inspired:  virtual walking tours  inspire future travel plans and itineraries. Can't decide between destinations? Join a virtual experience and see what leaves you most inspired.
• Get context before you go: learn more about your dream destination's art, history and architecture live with a local expert in your favorite city.
• Make the most of your time: our virtual walking tours give you real-time insight into the cities of your choice, saving you time on hours of research.
• Learn from the best: our live virtual walking tours allot time for a real-time Q&A with the local expert, so ask any and all questions you may have

Here are top virtual walking tours from Context to inspire, influence and provide cultural insight for your next big trip.

Rome -   Live Virtual Tour: Best of Rome's Centro Storico with Dr. Darius Arya

Taking a virtual walking tour of Rome is the best way to get the historical context behind some of the most famous sites in Rome. Touring the Ancient Forum from home, with a historian, before you see it in person helps you get that much more out of the experience.

Highlights: Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Campo de' Fiori, Baths of Nero

Ancient   Rome -   Live Virtual Tour: Ancient Rome–The Capitoline Hill, Forum, and Imperial Fora with Dr. Darius Arya

Ancient Rome has a complex history, making it hard to find a place to start. This virtual walking tour gives us an increased understanding of Rome's narrative that is ever-changing.

Highlights: The Capitoline Hill, the Roman Forum, and the Imperial Fora

Live Virtual Tour: Highlights of Florence with Kate Bolton-Porciatti

Learn about how Ancient Rome influenced Florence through this virtual walking tour, and see how the city transformed in the late 19th century when it became the first, proud capital of the newly unified Italy.

Highlights: Renaissance 'palazzi', Duomo, Brunelleschi’s majestic dome

Live Virtual Tour: Edinburgh’s Old Town with Dr. Irene Mariani

This virtual walking tour takes us through the medieval streets of Scotland's capital, Edinburgh. Starting at Royal Mile, we stroll through the Old Town while discussing what Scottish life was like in the early modern time in Edinburgh.

Highlights: Old Town, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle

Live Virtual Tour: Amsterdam's Eastside, Rembrandt, and the Rijksmuseum with Dr. Alette Fleischer

This virtual walking tour starts outside the Rembrandt House Museum, walking along the waterways, bridges, and streets while concluding at the Rijksmuseum.

Highlights: Rembrandt House Museum, Hermitage Museum, the Skinny Bridge, Herengracht (Gentlemen’s canal), Spiegelstraat

Live Virtual Tour: Highlights of Split, Croatia with Ante Batarelo

Put Split in context with this virtual walking tour, which will serve as an introduction to the city with a focus on the splendid Diocletian’s Palace. We'll also cover a number of beautiful and complex substructures, Roman Temples, and an impressive medieval settlement within its walls.

Highlights: Diocletian's Palace - UNESCO World Heritage Site, Roman Temples

Live Virtual Tour: Prague Jewish Quarter with Michal Stanislav

Unstated yet understood, we'll put the Prague Jewish Quarter into context with Czech historian Michal Stanislav. With this virtual walking tour, you'll get to visit one of the best-preserved Jewish towns in all of Europe and the iconic Charles Bridge in Prague.

Highlights: Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, medieval Jewish cemetery, Charles Bridge

Saint Petersburg

Live Virtual Tour: Saint Petersburg Highlights with Vadim Malinovsky

Join local historian Vadim Malinovsky live from the streets of Saint Petersburg as we visit sites such as the Winter Palace and the State Hermitage. The video-camera-led live virtual tour will take us through some of Saint Petersburg’s most iconic landmarks.

Highlights: Palace Square, State Hermitage Museum, Winter Palace

Live Virtual Tour: Berlin Highlights with Dr. Finn Ballard

On this virtual walking tour broadcasted live from central Berlin, we begin with the renowned Brandenburg Gate, visit the city's most famous sights, and conclude our tour up at Checkpoint Charlie.

Highlights: Brandenburg Gate, German House of Parliament (the Reichstag), Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin Wall and its most famous gate, Checkpoint Charlie.

Live Virtual Tour: Parisian Latin Quarter with Gil Soltz

This immersive Paris virtual walking tour brings you to a lesser-known side of Paris, discovering historical churches, institutions of higher learning, classic architecture and animated streets plazas, while tracing the evolution of Paris's Latin Quarter as a center of beauty and truth.

Highlights: Latin Quarter, The always bustling rue Mouffetard, Jardin des Plantes

Written by Aanchal Kumar. Aanchal is a Marketing Associate at Context. Born and raised in New York, she graduated from Baruch and jumped into the travel industry after learning about different cities and cultures online, then experiencing them in person. When she's not working, she's writing about all her favorite culinary experiences (local and international) on Yelp + TripAdvisor. 

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12 Virtual Walking Trails Around the World That You Can Experience Right Now (Video)

Be whisked away to the mountains of Switzerland or the rugged Oregon coastline.

Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel.

In a matter of weeks, the terms shelter in place, self-isolation, and quarantine have become buzzwords, giving definition to many people’s new reality: staying home. Zoom happy hours have replaced post-work drinks and once-neglected home projects are finally getting finished.

But there are only so many Zoom calls to arrange and tasks around the house to complete. When your home begins to feel more like a cell and less like a refuge, it might be time to make an escape. And while you may not be able to hop in your car and head to the nearest state park, virtual walking routes can provide a mental escape from the norm. Plus, according to Psychology Today , “Studies suggest that viewing even an image of a tree or a forest canopy bolsters the parasympathetic division of the central nervous system that naturally induces calm.”

And in today’s world, an added sense of calm is essential.

These virtual walking routes and trails deliver new landscapes, fresh perspectives, and plenty of calm-inducing flora while transporting you all over the world. You can enjoy the view from your exercise bike or at-home treadmill, or cozy up on your couch and allow yourself to be whisked away to the mountains of Switzerland or the rugged Oregon coastline.

1. Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

If a visit to Banff National Park isn’t on your bucket list, it should be. But why wait for quarantine to lift before witnessing the bright blue waters of Moraine Lake? This glacially fed lake is situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks in Banff National Park. It’s the sort of place you’ll never forget, and you can experience it virtually right now.

2. Indian Beach Trail, Oregon

This virtual hike takes you along the rugged Oregon coast on a perfectly sunny day, showing off stunning ocean views, rocky beaches, and plenty of lush, green forest. The popular trail travels through Ecola State Park, delivering jaw-dropping vistas every step of the way.

3. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt

This walking route takes you to another world — one of sandy terrain dotted with looming pyramids. This well-shot walking tour starts at the Mortuary Temple of Khafre, passing by the pyramids of Khafre, Khufu, and Menkaure, before ending at the iconic sphinx.

4. Havasu Falls, Arizona

You must have a reservation to enter the Havasupai tribal lands, where the stunning turquoise-green Havasu Falls can be found. Located in the Grand Canyon, this virtual tour winds between mesas, taking you through stunning red-rock desert as you near the powerful falls.

5. Tunnel of Love, Ukraine

If you’re looking for a hearty dose of green, head to Klevan, Ukraine, home of the lush Tunnel of Love. After spending three hours virtually walking on this abandoned train track that’s surrounded on all sides by bright green foliage and chirping birds, it’s near-impossible to feel anything but relaxed.

6. James Irvine Trail in Redwood National Park, California

It doesn’t get more relaxing than walking amongst the giant redwoods on a calm summer day. Paired with soothing music, this virtual walking route instills an immediate sense of peace the moment the camera starts rolling.

7. Village of Positano, Italy

If you’re up for experiencing a new culture — in addition to enjoying a virtual hike — this tour of Positano, a cliffside village on the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy, is hard to beat. You’ll pass through steep, narrow streets lined with boutiques and cafes as you head down toward the beaches and waters below.

8. Wailea Beach Path, Hawaii

With its year-round tropical climate and never-ending ribbon of beaches, Hawaii is a top destination for many Americans. But thanks to this virtual experience , you don’t have to fly across the ocean to get a feel for the islands. The tour takes you from the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort to the Fairmont Kea Lani and along the Wailea Beach Path.

9. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

For a complete change of scenery, head to the red rocks of Utah, where you can virtually slink through narrow canyons and wind along high-desert paths. The view only gets more stunning when you enter into the trail’s wooded areas. Here, the red rock and dirt pop against the greens and browns.

10. Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park, Washington

The moss-covered trees and neon green foliage seen along this trail are so vibrant that it feels like you’re walking on another planet. This special bit of nature is arguably just as stunning in this 4K-resolution virtual hiking experience as it is in real life.

11. Panorama Trail, Switzerland

This virtual walking trail starts at Männlichen, then takes you on a beautiful and easy downhill walk to Kleine Scheidegg, a mountain pass between the Eiger and Lauberhorn mountain peaks. Along the way, enjoy meeting (albeit virtually) some Swiss cows before descending amidst stunning mountain views.

12. Juan de Fuca Trail in British Columbia, Canada

Up north in British Columbia, you can virtually experience the beautiful Juan de Fuca Trail on Vancouver Island. Located within Juan de Fuca Provincial Park , this virtual walking route takes you deep into the forest and along the coastline, with occasional views of the Olympic Mountains.

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13 Brilliant Virtual City Tours You Can Take From Home

Want to explore the world while at home? Check out some of the top cities in the world virtually.

We may all be grounded for now, but thanks to the miracle of the internet, we can tour the world from pretty much anywhere. Travelling might be an irreplaceable experience, but we can still bring the outside world into our homes. These virtual city tours let you explore these destinations from around the globe so that you can still feel like you’re seeing the world, even while you’re in stuck at home. So, here are 13 places you can tour virtually.

Also Read: 25 Incredible Ways To Experience Virtual Travel Without Leaving Your Home

Turn On The TV And Relax For An Hour And More With These Virtual City Tours

1 you can go on a walking tour and see the sights of london.

2 Travel from the comfort of your couch to the “City of Lights” – Paris

3 Another exciting tourist city you can see in virtual reality, is Rome

4 Or you could take a virtual walk around Venice to see its famous canals and bridges

5 For more Italian splendour, how about a trip to Pisa and its famous “Leaning Tower”

6 Why not head to nearby Florence to explore its amazing Renaissance architecture?

7 Travel back in time to the ancient Roman ruins at Pompeii

8 Or to the equally exciting historic sights and ancient Greek ruins in Athens

9 If you’re looking for more places you can tour virtually, why not visit Amsterdam

10 But for more historic sights, go on a virtual vacation of Berlin

11 And, if you want a mix of canals and beautiful old buildings, check out St Petersburg

12 Or virtually explore the bright lights and crowds of New York City

13 For more tall buildings, coupled with sunny beaches and glitzy views, pick Dubai

So, Which Virtual Reality Vacation Will You Go On Next?

These virtual experiences might not have found their place in our normal, everyday lives. Some might even believe that they’re a watered-down version of the real thing. But, when so many of us are confined to the walls of our homes, we must resort to more creative ways of expanding our horizons, and these virtual city tours are perfect for that. So, find a quiet spot, put on one of these relaxing videos, turn off your phone, and just get away from it all.

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Best YouTube Virtual Walking Tours in 2021

Visiting and walking through the most interesting, exciting cities in the world has been difficult for us all lately. But, some helpful YouTube channels have been offering stunning walking tours that allow viewers to walk vicariously through the cameras of locals. If you’d like to experience some virtual travel, for whatever reason, finding the best YouTube virtual walking tours might be your best bet. We’ve done some research for you and have some great suggestions.

Traveling can expand your sense of the world and your place in it. If you’re a traveler, or even if you like to pretend that you’re a traveler, these YouTube channels can be an amazing way to get at least a taste of what it’s like to be in another country, city, or small town. But, all virtual walking tour channels are not created alike.

So, until all of us cable cutters can get out there around the world, maybe even with our favorite streaming services for traveling , let’s take a look at some great travel content that you can stream with your favorite streaming device .

Our top three virtual walking tour channels for amazing cities and climates:

• Sanpo Stroll
• Watched Walker
• Urban Walking Experience

Each channel is different, so read more about each one to see why we love them so much, and why you should check them out. There’s a virtual walking tour for almost everyone.

Click here to jump straight to the list. Or, keep reading to find out what we think goes into the best content for creating a virtual walking tour.

What makes a good YouTube virtual walking tour?

As I mentioned, not all virtual walking tours are created equal. Some content creators really know how to do it well, some don’t really understand the concept very well it seems.

A really great virtual tour is something a bit personal to each virtual traveler. Some people will want small bits of information throughout the tour, and others will want the walking tour to be as transparent as possible so they feel like they are the ones walking. There are lots of factors like this that you’ll start looking for once you find out what you love in a virtual tour.

However, there are several things that every virtual walking tour should have and should do well.

High-quality, smooth camera action

It probably goes without saying that a high-quality picture is essential for a good virtual tour. With the availability of excellent cameras today, this is an absolute must. You can easily find 4K virtual walking tours all over the world on YouTube.

Also, if the person holding the camera, or most likely the phone, doesn’t move and pan very slowly and smoothly the experience won’t be all that great. You may even end up feeling a little queasy.

A smooth camera is critical to a good virtual experience when it comes to walking through a city, on a beach, or anywhere else. This is possibly the most important aspect of a good virtual tour.

Walking speed

You may be a speedy walker, but when it comes to a virtual walking tour, you really don’t want to end up on a virtual jog. 

The walking speed is important because you want to be able to see things that you’re not familiar with. The walker may have been through that area time and time again, but you haven’t. Keep in mind that the speed of the walk also relates directly to the smoothness of the camera as I mentioned above.

Talking throughout the virtual walking tour

This one will be a bit more personal to each viewer, but it’s something to think about as you search and make some decisions.

We like zero talking in the walking tours we choose . We like this because it’s one of the most important parts of creating that transparent feeling that allows us to pretend we’re actually there on the walk ourselves.

If you like narrated tours, however, there are plenty for you to choose from. Narrated tours can offer some great information about the location you’re walking through without the need for reading comments. Just realize that it can be hard to find someone with the right personality to allow you to enjoy the walk the way you want to.

Virtual walking tours to set a mood

We often will use a virtual tour as background to whatever we’re doing, whether that’s writing, weaving, or just chatting. There are many different types of virtual tours that can set almost any type of mood.

Walking in the rain

We live in the tropics, so we actually miss the cold and the rain at times. Rainy London walks are some of our favorites, and they work as background for us almost always.

If you’re looking for a rainy city walk, make sure that the lighting is good and the walker doesn’t move too fast. You should still be able to enjoy a stroll in wet weather .

Rainy city walks are highly recommended for a chill evening, or even a nice romantic date night indoors.

Walking in the winter snow

Just a quick note about winter virtual walking tours as well.

They can set a mood similar to a rainy city walk, but even more so. With a good virtual winter walk in the snow, you should be able to feel the cold on your fingers and your nose. The noise should be muted and subtle.

Nighttime winter walks are also very highly recommended as the lights in the streets make the snow come alive and create a very special environment.

Beach walks

There are some amazing beach walks as well. These work particularly well for people who are stuck in a long winter and need something warm to watch.

We’ve actually seen some great virtual walking tours through some of the beaches of Hawaii near us. Find a 4K Hawaiian beach walk that moves nice and slowly and gives you a good panoramic view of the people, the ocean, and the sky.

Location of virtual walking tours

Some travelers won’t care at all where they go. They’ll just be happy to load up a virtual walk and go. This can be a lot of fun, and you can see things that you might not expect. But, some explorers want something a bit more specific.

Many of the virtual walking tour channels feature specific cities and locations that they regularly walk through. A quick search on YouTube with a specific city or location will turn up results for almost anywhere you can think of.

For instance, if you’re really looking for a chilly European walk, those are pretty easy to find. You can also find the complete opposite by searching a specific beach or summer walk.

Over time, you’ll find the channels that fit your style and offer the locations that you really gravitate towards.

Our list of favorite virtual walking tours on YouTube

These are the channels we go back to time and time again. Understand that we, at least right now, are very consumed with European walks, especially London.

I’ll give some more details about our top three, and then an overview of the others. 

Take a look at these channels, and then do some searching on your own to find the ones that you love the most.

#1 – Sanpo Stroll

This is probably the most watched virtual walking tour channel in our house. This one ticks pretty much every box we have for content like this. Here’s why we love it…

London area – We’re all about virtual walks through London right now. We’re pretending to plan our next trip there, so it fits in well with our preferences.

No talking – We like the transparency of the quiet walker. It helps us pretend we’re the ones doing the tour.

Date, time, temp – It’s nice knowing the date, the time of day, and even the temperature of the walk we’re going on. Those bits of information do really help put you in the place.

Great camera work – This channel features slow, smooth walking, including turns and panning. This is absolutely essential to a good virtual tour.

A map of the walking path – Each tour starts by showing a map of where you’ll be walking. It provides a good grounding and let’s you know what to expect. Not completely essential, but nice nonetheless.

Info in the comments / closed captions – Extra info about the walk is available in the comments and closed captioning. Some channels will provide more details like this, which allows you to decide how much you want that info to affect the walking experience.

Most of the walking tours on Sanpo Stroll are during the daytime. So, if you’re looking for evening walks, other channels might be better. They give a nice little friendly greeting at the beginning of the walk, and there’s a bit of window shopping as well.

Another nice little note is that they show highlights of buildings in the area and markers for prominent things during the tour. Definitely check out this channel.

#2 – Watched Walker

This is another channel that features lots of walks around the London area and surrounding UK spots . You’ll also find the random walk through Barcelona, Nice, and other cities.

No talking – You just get the sounds of the city as you walk. You’ll hear people talking, cars driving by, and other ambient city noises. It’s an excellent background for working, studying, or just relaxing.

Slow pace – No jerky movements to make you queasy, and no fast panning so you get a good look at buildings and other monuments.

Both day and night walks – Watched Walker provides virtual tours during both day and night, and through pretty much every season that we can tell. Lots of options for moods here.

Features popular spots – You’ll be able to see the most popular spots in the cities and towns that they walk through. The focus isn’t really on quiet side streets, but you’ll see the sights that tourists travel for.

Another note is that Watched Walker does a good job of avoiding awkward situations with other people as they walk. Some walkers will awkwardly “stalk” people, unintentionally we assume, but it makes my wife extremely uncomfortable. (Which I find a bit funny.)

#3 – Urban Walking Experience

Smooth camera experience – This is another channel with great camera work. Essential for a good virtual experience.

Focuses on important info – The walks on this channel do a really good job of highlighting labels and plaques on buildings and along paths. It’s nice to see this info without the interference of talking.

Walking speed is good – While they focus on that important info, they also do a great job of slowing down to see it better. Rather than rushing through to see more or finish quicker, you’ll have a much more relaxing experience.

Views of the whole street – The walkers try hard to get entire views of the street rather than just one side as they walk. It really does feel like you’re walking down the street yourself.

Also, multiple walkers provide different virtual tour experiences across this channel. Some feature no talking or music at all, while others do feature talking, narration, or music. It feels like several unique channels in one. And, as the name suggests, this channel has a distinctly urban feel.

#4 – Prowalk Tours

Fourth on our list is a channel that features tours from all over the world, but heavily features cities throughout Italy. Here’s what we like…

Offers a map of the walking path before starting off on the tour.

Displays the date, time, and temperature to help put you in the place.

Features more historical facts and descriptions in the closed captions.

Some scenes are also shot using drones, so you’ll get a bird’s eye view.

One nice, sort of unique thing about this channel is that they tend to go into stalls and shops during the window shopping parts of the tour more often than some others. It’s nice to see things up close.

#5 – Mostly Walking

Mostly Walking is a smaller, newer channel that features walks around London. They feature intros with highlights of the upcoming walk along with the date as well.

The virtual walks here also feature slow, smooth movements for a good walking experience. It’s also another good one for window shopping.

#6 – The Sounds of Life

For some really nice walks through Berlin, give The Sounds of Life a try.

They provide a map to show where you are going, and they give the date, time, and temperature before heading off.

The virtual walks in this channel, as usual, feature slow moving and panning with the camera, and no talking.

Best Virtual Walking Tours in 2021 – Wrap-up

We will definitely be updating this list, especially as we branch out into other parts of the world. It’s just been hard to move away from London for some reason.

These virtual tours offer a great way to see the world, even while we’re still cooped up inside. I can see these working really well for those with limited mobility for whatever reason.

Virtual walking tours of popular cities can also be a great way to plan your next trip, I know we are!

Leave us a comment if you have any questions or suggestions on other channels to include here.

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You guys forgot probably imho one of the best yt walking channels Wannawalk

Thanks for the suggestion! We are actually in the process of updating this list, so check back in a bit!

And how about my “Japan Potato” walking channel? Featuring many nice places in Europe, sometimes filmed with probably one of the best cameras available in world (Sony FX3). Greetings!

Thanks for this article. Pretty interesting. I recommend you to include rambalac, wanna walk and nomadic ambience too….

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Although the pandemic abruptly halted international travel, wanderlust never ceased. Forced to stay home, many people felt even more of an itch to explore new places and get out into the world. As a result, virtual tours surged in popularity over the past year as a welcome escape from life in lockdown. And while people are tip-toeing into travel again, there’s still a large portion of the population that loves to take a virtual experience from home without compromising safety.

A range of travel companies adapted during the course of the pandemic, acknowledging our collective reality. They began morphing guided trips into digital experiences available to anyone with a Wi-Fi connection. “We’re in an explosive period of virtual tourism,” says Bernard Frischer, founder of Flyover Zone , which isn’t new to the field. Flyover Zone has made a name for itself by creating “teletours” of cultural heritage sites. But with the pandemic, according to Frischer, people have gotten “used to these remote technologies that bring the world to their office or living room.”

Major event companies like Eventbrite, which connects creators with a broad community, introduced new technology to move events from in-person to online, and to attract and reach new audiences. “When the COVID-19 global pandemic hit, Eventbrite’s customers were put to the ultimate test—in-person events were paused and the world was told to stay home and apart,” says Tamara Mendelsohn, CMO at Eventbrite. “Yet, from March to April last year, we saw events related to virtual travel and virtual tours increase eight-fold on Eventbrite and show continuous growth throughout the year.”

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By transitioning their events to virtual, event creators generated revenue they might have otherwise missed during the pandemic and they connected with new, global audiences. “In fact, of the virtual events hosted in the U.S. in 2020 on Eventbrite, one quarter of the audience came from overseas locations,” says Mendelsohn.

And while the pandemic won’t last forever, Flyover Zone’s Frischer sees virtual tours as a lasting effect that will whet people’s appetite for real-world tourism going forward. “We compare a virtual tour to a sample chapter of a book that you can download for your e-reader. It’s not designed to make you not want to explore the whole book,” says Frischer. “It’s designed to make you want to read it all.”

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Try: Baalbek Reborn . Part of the ancient Rome Empire but built thousands of years before Rome, Baalbek is an historic site in Lebanon that is as significant as places like Pompeii and Machu Picchu (but far less well-known). Flyover Zone partnered with the German Archaeological Institute and the Ministry of Culture - Directorate General of Antiquities, Lebanon to create this free virtual experience, which is available on a number of platforms, from iPhone to Oculus. You can see areas that are off-limits and even travel back in time and see what this incredible site looked like in the year 215. The tour is hosted by the very people who excavated the site, bringing the ancient world to life. Cost: free.

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Try: Explore the Australian Wilderness . Find hidden natural treasures in the wild valleys that surround Sydney. You’ll learn about native flora and fauna and discover majestic sculptured cliffs and caves at Berowra Valley National Park. Cost: $40.

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Eventbrite allows businesses to share their events to a broad community. The service is home to millions of global events and experiences, but swiftly worked with event creators to add online experiences to the its platform. In 2020, Eventbrite’s digital platform soared for virtual experiences with over 1 million online events and over 75 million attendees worldwide.

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 Arigato Japan Food Tours launched Online Experiences with local hosts and discovered that this is a great way to connect with future travelers. In fact, the company views these virtual tours as the newest way of travel planning and research—more than just a one-time experience. With each experience, you’ll make new friends in Japan and great local connections for future travel.

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Intrepid’s new Urban Adventures online tours allows families who have been working and learning remotely to connect virtually with local tour guides and their families around the world through hands-on experiences that give a glimpse of local culture and traditions. The collection currently includes four experiences, with plans to expand to other experiences and destinations in the coming months. 

Try: Online Krakow Experience: Traditional Pierogi Cooking Class . Learn to make authentic Polish pierogi from scratch. You’ll join a Krakow-based cook from your own kitchen to learn the tricks of the trade. Along the way, you’ll pick up some tidbits about Polish culture and language. Cost: from $29.

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Partnering with over 2,000 museums and archives around the world, Google Arts & Culture is an online platform that allows viewers to experience some of the world’s art and artifacts. High-resolution imagery, augmented reality, and interactive experiences bring these cultural highlights to life online.

Try: 9 Amazing Street Art Murals in New York. Visit the locations of stunning works of art along the streets of New York City. After all, there is no shortage of great street artists in the Big Apple. You’ll be able to “walk” along the streets with the virtual reality features. Cost: free.

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This marketplace of tours connects travels with local guides in 193 countries. Until international travel is safe again, ToursByLocals has 175 live virtual private tours to choose from. You’ll be able to chat with a local guide in real-time over the course of your cooking class, history lesson, or walking tour.

Try: Tokyo Cherry Blossoms Tour . Japan’s national flower, Sakura (cherry blossom) is a symbol of renewal and optimism. Much of Japanese culture has been influenced by these beautiful flowers. Join your Tokyo-based guide as you virtually roam under cherry blossom trees followed by a virtual picnic as she shares her experiences in Japanese culture and cuisine. Cost: $125.

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In some cases, individual tourism sites have transformed their usual tours into virtual reality. Jane Austen’s House Museum in the United Kingdom took matters into its own hands when the government ordered nonessential sites to shutter. Over many months, the site’s trustees discovered inventive ways to keep Jane Austen fans engaged with online events and a virtual tour of the famed writer’s home.

Try: 360-Degree Virtual Tour of the Jane Austen House. Launched last October, now anyone can explore Austen’s home without having to travel. The guided tours give avid fans an exciting resource to learn more about the life and times of Jane Austen. Cost: $7.

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Fairbanks, Alaska, is among many cities around the world that have digitized some of its leading attractions—including, in Fairbanks’ case, dog sledding and the stunning Northern Lights. With Explore Fairbanks , these attractions are now available to explore as 360-degree “tours.”

Try: 360-Degree Dog Sled Ride . Available to view on YouTube, this digital dogsled ride can feel surprisingly life-like. Set it up to play on the biggest screen you have, and you’ll feel transported into a snow-covered forest. Cost: free.

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