Places with audio guides

A vanished wooden mountain hut below the summit of Kikuli in the Żywieckie Beskids recalls the interwar growth of tourism and skiing.

An experimental reconstruction of a Carolingian monastery near Meßkirch, built with traditional techniques according to the plan from St. Gallen.

A vast park on Cyriaksberg brings together garden shows, a historic fortress, greenhouses, and GDR-era landmarks. It is among the most visited places in Thuringia.

Germany's largest continuously built-up area, where the industrial past, transport network, and cultural transformation are written into the landscape and the cities.

A deserted village in the Bohemian Forest near Tachov, first documented in 1685. Before it disappeared, it had 88 houses and 624 inhabitants.

The northernmost obelisk in the Lednice-Valtice area commemorates the Peace of Campo Formio and is one of the most striking landscape structures in the region.

A rescue station for injured animals by Hradcany Pond offers freely accessible grounds, animal enclosures, and a reminder of the former Ralsko military area.

A headland on the Lizard with a history of coastal communications, a Lloyds signal station from 1872, and traces of Marconi’s wireless experiments.