Audio tour of Almaty with music

I liked that you can go at your own pace, the music calms you down. The guide is smiley.

Cool format with music, I learned a lot of new things. The guide explained everything in detail.

We took the tour for the whole family, the kids listened with pleasure. The guide gave headphones for the child, very attentive. We liked almost everything, we just waited in line at the Green Bazaar

I really like the audio tour, the musical pauses fit well. The guide gave good recommendations.

The tour was musical, but the start was a bit delayed. No big deal, overall it was interesting. Sergey suggested the best place to get off.

I wanted to walk around the city, so I bought the tour. The guide recommended this audio guide. I came alone on a business trip and decided to combine business with pleasure — to walk and learn something about the city. The headphone format turned out to be very convenient: no need to strain your hearing, everything is clearly audible. What impressed me most was the stop at the wooden cathedral — organ music and choral singing in the headphones sounded as if I were really inside. I also remember walking along Panfilov Street to jazz, it felt like the old city. At the Green Bazaar, the guide told about Kazakh instruments, I didn't even expect it to be so informative. Overall I was satisfied, though I would have liked a little more time for photos.

Good excursion, but in one place the sound was interrupted, but it was quickly fixed. The guide is very friendly

Really enjoyed the audio tour of Almaty, especially atmospheric with music. The guide suggested a great route, we managed everything

I liked that the music was selected for the locations, very atmospheric. The guide gave advice at the meeting point.

The audio tour with music is awesome, learned a lot about the city. The guide was very polite. Too bad I didn't have time to finish the whole route, but I'll listen to the rest at home.

Cool audio excursion with music, very emotional. The guide selected the tracks well. I got a bit lost from the route but quickly found it. My wife and I went, she's a music lover, so the idea of musical accompaniment immediately appealed to her. I myself prefer history more, and I liked how the guide talked about jazz clubs on Panfilov. True, at the Green Bazaar the music was a bit loud, I had to turn it down to hear the guide. Also at the beginning there was a slight delay with handing out the headphones, but that's minor. Overall two hours flew by in one breath, my wife later hummed the melodies from the tour for a long time.

At first I thought the music would be distracting, but no, it's very harmonious. The guide helped with the settings. In the end, we were left with great impressions.