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City Walks by GPSMYCITY: Lose Yourself Without Getting Lost
City Walks by GPSMYCITY: Lose Yourself Without Getting Lost
For the notoriously DIY kind of
adventurous traveller, or the plain wake-up lazy kind who can’t quite cope up
with the demands of a typical fixed tour, this
mobile app is for me and you.
Imagine yourself walking in and
around the most popular cities around the world: Paris, Kyoto, Rome, Barcelona,
Amsterdam, Berlin, Edinburgh, Ho Chi Minh, Bangkok, Manila – the most
liberating feeling is knowing that you aren’t too dependent and addicted to bus
tours. Not to mention, it is financially freeing?
Self-guided walking tour apps are the best way to do so and I haven’t found anything quite as effective and as easy as the GPSmyCity app. This one makes exploring cities on foot the first best option when visiting a new city.
Self-guided walking tour apps are the best way to do so and I haven’t found anything quite as effective and as easy as the GPSmyCity app. This one makes exploring cities on foot the first best option when visiting a new city.
Thanks to Saul from GPSmyCity, I am overjoyed to know that I wouldn’t need to rely on
glossy maps, printed out itineraries, or friend recommendations when travelling
anymore. There’s a thorough mobile app that has all the necessities I require
and use when doing my nomadic duties. It’s a built in travel portal right at
your finger tips. Attractions, be it famous or hidden ones, will always be
available and one GPS away from you.
Since I have been living in Singapore for a couple of years now, I am gladly surprised that there are a few more walking tours that I haven’t tried myself. The GPSmyCity app provided access to that without me needing to go through local blogs and doing extensive research on every Trip Advisor, Lonely Planet, or Google Maps. Very very very helpful.
Since I have been living in Singapore for a couple of years now, I am gladly surprised that there are a few more walking tours that I haven’t tried myself. The GPSmyCity app provided access to that without me needing to go through local blogs and doing extensive research on every Trip Advisor, Lonely Planet, or Google Maps. Very very very helpful.
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