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Walk to the next stop
The map shows the distance to the next stop. The content unlocks when the participant arrives.
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Create Self-Guided Tours
Share facts and stories through text, audio, images, or video — with interactive quests.
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How It Works
Three Steps to a Self-Guided Tour
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Place Info Points Along a Route
Drop pins at the locations you want visitors to stop. Each pin becomes a point of interest with its own content.
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Add Descriptions, Images & Videos
Add rich text, photos, YouTube videos, and details for each stop. Tell the story of the place, share historical facts, or describe what visitors should look for.
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Publish & Share
Publish the experience and share the link however you like. Participants join and complete the quests along your route.
In the game
What a self-guided tour looks like
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See the content
Depending on the quest settings, the participant gets the content as text, image, video or a narrator voice with automatic translation into 10 different languages.
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Next stop unlocked
Once the stop is done, the next one unlocks and the route continues — all the way to the finish.
Real-World Examples
Guided Tours for Every Setting
From city centres to university campuses — turn any area into an informative journey for people who prefer to explore on their own.
City Walk
Take visitors through a city's highlights with stories about landmarks, architecture, and local history. Tourists explore on their own, at any time.
Campus Walk
Guide new students or visitors around campus with descriptions and images at each stop — a self-paced alternative to guided groups.
History Walk
Tell the story behind buildings, monuments, and street names. Residents and visitors alike learn about the area's history on foot.
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Use GeoQuestr to create your next self-guided tour.
Give tourists and locals a new way to explore your city, with a location-based game that engages on a whole new level.