Self-guided walking tours you start when you arrive
Book a walk. Open the StepQuests app. Follow GPS between stops, with a story and a quiz at each one.
No live guide and no timetable. You, your phone, and the story at each stop.
Pick a tour below, then walk it in the app
City
Theme
Duration
All walking tours
Porto Across the Douro: Barrels and Lodges
Porto's fortune crossed the Douro in barrels and rested in Gaia. The walk starts in São Bento station, where José Marques da Silva wrapped a ticket hall in azulejos, then passes the Palácio da Bolsa and São Francisco, Gothic outside and gold leaf inside. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
64 min
3.2 km
€14.99
+2
Porto Food Tour: From Francesinha to Port
Porto eats at the counter and drinks across the river. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
81 min
4.5 km
€14.99
+3
Lisbon Food Tour: From Bifana to Nata
Lisbon eats at the counter, standing, and usually in under ten minutes. The walk opens in the iron hall of Mercado da Ribeira, then takes a bifana at O Trevo and a warm pastel de nata at Manteigaria, where the custard still moves when the tray comes out. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
64 min
3.2 km
€14.99
+2
Lisbon After 1755: Grid and Maze
The earthquake of 1 November 1755 split Lisbon in two: a grid the engineers of the Marquês de Pombal could draw on paper, and a hill maze that refused to go. The walk starts on Praça do Comércio, where the royal palace stood until that morning, then follows Rua Augusta to Rossio. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
69 min
3.5 km
€14.99
+2
1666: London's Great Fire and the Phoenix City
In the early hours of 2 September 1666 Thomas Farriner's bakery on Pudding Lane caught fire, and in four days most of the medieval City of London was gone. Samuel Pepys buried wine and Parmesan in his garden on Seething Lane. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
79 min
3.7 km
€14.99
London Food Tour: From Pie and Mash to Midnight Beigel
London's plate is a record of who arrived and when. The walk opens south of the river at M. Manze with pie, mash and liquor, the green parsley sauce that trips up every first-timer because there is nothing alcoholic in it. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
90 min
5.3 km
€14.99
Zandvoort: Streets, Dunes, and the Grand Prix
The resort put cars on its new streets. The dunes kept the Grand Prix. The village still wears the circuit. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
65 min
3.5 km
€14.99
+3
Haarlem: Wine from Cellar to Tap
Haarlem once brewed beer for export. The wine trade stayed quieter, in a Gierstraat cellar from 1867 and a family slijter on the Wagenweg. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
120 min
3.1 km
€14.99
+1
Haarlem: Brick and a Second Bavo
Haarlem dressed the Grote Markt in Lieven de Key brick, then Catholics raised a second Bavo with a dome on the Leidsevaart, outside the walls. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
120 min
3.2 km
€14.99
+1
Haarlem Vijfhoek: Coffee on Five Corners
Five medieval streets meet at a knot the size of a café, and the Vijfhoek still drinks on its own squares. The walk starts on Wilsonsplein at the Stadsschouwburg, pours specialty coffee at Maeva on Raamvest, and sits at Cafe de Vijfhoek, named for that junction. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
39 min
1.2 km
€14.99
+2
Haarlem Hofjes
Haarlem spent merchant money on courtyards that still house people. The walk starts at Frans Loenenhofje, where the gate on Witte Herenstraat carries a lion without a head, and reaches Hofje van Bakenes from 1395, the oldest surviving hofje in the Netherlands. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
67 min
3.0 km
€14.99
+1
Brewed in Haarlem: Beer, Breweries & Medieval Trade
Before Amsterdam had diamonds, Haarlem had beer. Around 1550 the city held roughly a hundred breweries inside its walls, poured clean dune water by boat into every mash tun, and fought a long quiet war with Germany, the church and the tax collector to keep hops in the kettle. Self-guided in the StepQuests app: GPS between stops, stories you read on your phone.
60 min
2.7 km
€14.99
+1
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