Experience the Battle of Gettysburg Like Never Before!
Immerse yourself in the drama, heroism, and
pivotal moments of the Battle of Gettysburg with this self-guided audio tour. Discover how this three-day conflict shaped the future of the United States, as you explore the battlefield at your own pace from the comfort of your car.
Bring History to Life with a Self-Guided Tour
Tired of dull history lessons? This audio tour brings the Civil War to life with engaging narration, expert insights, and thrilling accounts of the Union’s victory over Confederate forces. Follow the footsteps of the brave soldiers, discover the strategies of key generals, and witness the turning point in American history—all with GPS-triggered stories that play automatically.
Explore freely: No need for a guide or schedule. You’re in control of the tour. Stop, explore, and take in the historical significance of each site at your leisure.
Deep dive into history: Get detailed insights into the strategies, key moments, and personal stories that shaped the battle. Learn about the bravery, struggles, and humanity of the soldiers.
Top Gettysburg Battlefield Stops:
▶McPherson Ridge: Learn how the first shots of the battle were fired.
▶Eternal Light Peace Memorial: Commemorating peace after the war.
▶Oak Ridge Observation Tower: Overlook key battlefield positions.
▶Sallie Memorial: Dedicated to a beloved canine companion of soldiers.
▶Seminary Ridge Museum: Hear about the critical role of the seminary in the battle.
▶North Carolina Memorial: A tribute to Confederate soldiers from North Carolina.
▶Virginia Monument: Honoring the soldiers from Virginia.
▶Pitzer Woods: Site of fierce fighting on the second day.
▶Warfield Ridge: Witness the Confederates’ struggle.
▶Little Round Top: The pivotal site of Union defense.
▶Devil's Den: Scene of intense combat and fierce resistance.
▶The Wheat Field & Peach Orchard: Blood-soaked landscapes from brutal fighting.
▶Plum Run: A stream that ran red with blood.
▶George Weikert Farm: Shelter and battleground for soldiers.
▶Pennsylvania Memorial: The largest monument on the battlefield.
▶Spangler's Spring: A symbol of temporary truce.
▶Line of Battle: Key points in the Union defense line.
▶Culp's Hill Tower: Site of relentless battles for control.
▶East Cemetery Hill: A critical defensive position.
▶The High Water Mark & Pickett’s Charge: The climax of the battle.
▶National Cemetery: Resting place for the fallen and the site of Lincoln’s speech.
▶Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address: Visit where President Lincoln gave his historic address.
RAVE REVIEWS:
“We had an unforgettable experience! The audio guide made history come alive, and the GPS worked flawlessly.”
“Loved it! The detailed stories and ability to go at our own pace made this tour far more immersive than any classroom lesson!”
APP FEATURES:
■Automatic Audio Playback: The app uses your GPS location to automatically play stories about what you’re seeing, ensuring you never miss a key point.
■Fascinating Narration: Enjoy engaging and professionally narrated stories prepared by local experts. Dive into both the broad history and personal stories of the soldiers.
■Works Offline: No need for data or cell service while on tour. Simply download the tour over Wi-Fi ahead of time.
■Full Flexibility: No crowds, no schedules, no rush. Skip, linger, and explore as much as you’d like. It’s your tour, your way.
■Award-Winning Platform: This app is powered by the award-winning developers behind the famous Newport Mansions tours, which host over a million visitors each year.
Free Demo vs Full Access:
Try out the free demo to experience a sample of this immersive tour. If you love it, upgrade to full access for all stops and stories.
QUICK TIPS:
Download the tour ahead of time using Wi-Fi.
Ensure your phone is fully charged, or bring an external battery, as GPS can use significant battery power.
Screenshots of Gettysburg Battle Auto Tour iOS app
Reviews Gettysburg Battle Auto Tour for iphone
Excellent guide
5
By bacobb1962
Ready to use. GPS guided so it knows where you are on the battlefield. Gives good information with just enough detail.
The way to go
5
By rmavro
When you have only a day to visit and can’t hire a professional guide, this is a wonderful alternative. Love the GPS tracking so it accurately guides you to key locations.
Excellent adventure
5
By LTCJake
Easy to follow, wonderful narration, lots of information and stories. Perfect was to see Gettysburg.
Did the audio tour of the battlefield?
5
By Madmax9813
The app was outstanding as far as directing you around the battlefield and giving you information at each stop
Super easy to use, makes it more fun to explore.
5
By Wicker Chicken
It’s so well done and easy to take it at your own pace. We’ve done Gettysburg and Yorktown so far.
Drive by
5
By no namrpe
We learned a lot of interesting facts we didn’t know before. It was well worth the money. I only live thirty minutes away and plan to go back and listen to your tours over and over again.
Great audio tour
5
By Dabiguy
A superior audio tour of the battles in the Gettysburg area! It really paints a picture of successes and failures that occurred before, during, and following those eventful days !
No service
1
By seanthecreator1
Don’t charge people if you know there is no signal in the area
The ‘Stories’ are worth it
5
By FireHicks26
I live near enough to Gettysburg that I’ve been there many times in my life. This tour was by far the best! The ‘More Stories’ absolutely made this trip the most engaging and exciting one! I went down new roads, heard new things, and FELT like I could actually understand the battle. Meade’s horse, Pickett’s Charge, the High-Water Mark… I know people may have thought ‘What’s she looking at?”, “Why is she standing by that tree?”… because I’m hearing a story from where it happened that you just don’t hear on a bus tour (at my pace, it was a lot cheaper, and in my vehicle’s AC). Win Win!
Auto Tour
5
By ceceschafer
This tour was wonderful! You follow the Auto Tour signs. When you arrive at a point of interest the audio starts playing to tell you what you are looking at and what interesting things happen at this stop . For us this was so much better than hopping on and off from a bus tour with 50 people
