Walking Tour Collection

Historic Downtown Honolulu Tour

Aloha, Honolulu history-seekers!

ʻIolani Palace, Aliʻiōlani Hale and Kawaiahaʻo Church bring Hawaiʻi’s history into the heart of the city. Allow about 1–2 hours for the outdoor walking tour, plus extra time if you book an indoor visit.

Shaka Guide shares the stories along the route; it doesn’t include admission to the palace or access inside every historic building. Check ʻIolani Palace tour information and Honolulu city information for opening hours and any events affecting your visit. Bring water and comfortable shoes, and leave time to notice the details around these remarkable landmarks. There’s a lot of history in a short walk!

Amy
Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi

Heart Of Waikiki Walking Tour

Aloha from the heart of Waikīkī!

Beachfront history, the Duke Kahanamoku statue and Waikīkī’s landmark hotels give this stroll plenty of personality. Allow about 1–2 hours for the walking route, with extra time for a beach pause or refreshments if you choose.

This is an outdoor storytelling walk; hotel interiors, shops and other businesses have their own access rules and hours. Follow public walkways and pedestrian crossings, and give yourself a shady break when you need one. Check Honolulu visitor information and official beach conditions while planning. Comfortable shoes, water and a curious eye are all excellent companions for Waikīkī’s stories!

Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi

Historic Gettysburg Walking Tour

Hello, Gettysburg story-seekers!

Lincoln Square, historic homes and the stories along Baltimore Street bring Gettysburg’s past close to home. Allow about 4–5 hours for the usual walk with selected museum visits and breaks; event activities can add time.

November 16–19, 2026, brings Lincoln at Gettysburg celebrations, including a November 18 train-arrival re-creation and November 19 procession to the National Cemetery. The David Wills House temporarily opens for free interior visits November 16–19; check its special hours. Downtown event street closures run November 15–21, so plan parking before arriving and follow staff directions around the celebrations.

Explore the official event program and road closures and shuttle plans. If you’d prefer a quieter, more flexible walk, I recommend choosing another date.

Jess
Gettysburg tour writer.

Haunted Salem: Witch Trials & Ghosts Walking Tour

Ready for Salem’s spooky side?

Witch-trial history, old streets and eerie local legends give this walk plenty of atmosphere in any season. Allow about 1–2 hours for the outdoor route, with extra time for museums, shops or a warming drink if you choose.

Salem gets especially lively around Halloween, but those October traffic arrangements don’t apply year-round. For your date, check city visitor information and official event listings for anything affecting downtown access. Indoor attractions are separate from the audio tour and have their own tickets and hours. Bring comfortable shoes and your curiosity. We’ll take care of the stories!

Lizzie
Salem narrator & tour writer

Historic Salem Walking Tour

Ahoy, Salem history explorers!

Derby Wharf, the waterfront and Salem’s old streets bring its seafaring past into focus. Allow about 1–2 hours for the outdoor walking route, plus extra time for any separately booked museums or indoor visits.

From November 15 through April 30, the national historical park’s historic buildings close for the season, while the outdoor grounds offer a different way to enjoy the waterfront. Check park operating hours and current conditions before choosing indoor stops. Bring a warm layer for the harbor breeze and leave time to enjoy the details along the way!

Lizzie
Salem narrator & tour writer

German Village Walking Tour

Guten Tag, neighborhood explorers!

Brick streets, Schiller Park and German Village’s historic homes make this a lovely Columbus stroll. Allow about two hours for the walking route, plus extra time for any shopping, refreshments or indoor visits you choose.

For your travel date, check the German Village visitor information and city event information for access details, and check individual businesses for hours. Wear comfortable shoes for the brick sidewalks and take your time with the neighborhood’s architecture and stories. This is a walk best enjoyed without rushing!

Rayne
German Village tour writer