Discover every place as if you had a guide always with you.
GuideMyVisit turns museums, cities and trails into interactive experiences: audio guides, indoor maps, 3D models and multilingual content — and you build it yourself in GuideMyVisit Studio, no code needed.
Demo version. The GuideMyVisit app is in demo mode: the guides you see on this site are demonstration examples and have not yet been made official by the places they describe.
Why GuideMyVisit
Every place has a story. GuideMyVisit brings it to life.
Behind every artwork, every room, every trail there is a story waiting to be heard. Four chapters to turn it into a visit people remember.
The Muse of the West · Barrio del Oeste, Salamanca
The Muse of the West
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Chapter 01Listen
Every artwork has a voice.
Professional narration in every language, available offline and accessible to all. Step closer, press play and the place starts telling its story in your language.
Precise wayfinding across rooms, floors and outdoors, with guided themed routes. No signs to hunt for: just the next stop, a few steps away.
Indoor maps & routes
Luigi Bailo Museum · Treviso
3D model360°
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Drag to rotate3 insights
Chapter 03Look closer
See what the naked eye misses.
Explore artworks and spaces in 3D, with synchronized hotspots and insights. Walk around the sculpture, zoom into the details, discover the story behind every shape.
On the façade of a building in the Barrio del Oeste, Milu Correch portrays an elderly craftsman bent over his workbench, surrounded by tools, puppets and wooden toys: a tribute to the patience of traditional trades and to the imagination that turns wood into stories.
Geppetto
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1Create your guide
Add places, artworks, media and translations all in one place, built for teams.
2Publish
Every piece of content is instantly available on web and mobile, in the languages you choose.
3Visitors explore
With GuideMyVisit the visit becomes interactive, guided and accessible.
On the façade of a building in the Barrio del Oeste, Milu Correch portrays an elderly craftsman bent over his workbench, surrounded by tools, puppets and wooden toys: a tribute to the patience of traditional trades and to the imagination that turns wood into stories.
Geppetto
0:42 / 2:18
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Noesis · Artificial intelligence
Ask Noesis.It finds, tells and guides.
GuideMyVisit's AI assistant understands typed or spoken questions, adapts stories to each visitor and builds tailor-made routes, starting from your venue's real catalog.
GuideMyVisit
English
AI Mode
Hi, I'm Noesis. What are you looking for?
Ask in natural language across the catalog. You can refine the results with another request.
What can we visit around Treviso with kids?
AI search in progress…
You are looking for family-friendly experiences in the province of Treviso.
Province: TrevisoIdeal for: families
Guides4
Sàrmede: fairytale itineraries
Sarmede (TV)
Fairy tales painted on walls, with routes for kids
Bailo Museum Guide
Treviso
Content designed for every kind of visitor
Cison Story
Cison di Valmarino (TV)
A village and its castle to explore
Battle Museum
Vittorio Veneto (TV)
An immersive digital visit
Describe what you are looking for…
9:41
AI Mode
Hi, I'm Noesis. What are you looking for?
Ask in natural language across the catalog. You can refine the results with another request.
Murals about recycling in Salamanca
AI search in progress…
You are looking for recycling-themed murals in Salamanca.
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Plastic - Recycle
Nego Graff Art
Giant bottles: an invitation to recycle
Barrio del Oeste Urban Art Guide
Salamanca
The open-air museum where it lives
Describe what you are looking for…
0:02
Navigation · Indoors and out
Get anywhere,your way.
Turn-by-turn directions with voice guidance for people on foot, in a wheelchair, by bike, by car or with a visual impairment: GuideMyVisit takes every visitor to each stop, inside buildings too.
Outdoors
Turn-by-turn navigation to every stop of the route, with a dedicated profile for each way of getting around and different map styles, including a 3D view.
On foot. The shortest way: here it takes a 15-step staircase, with a map that turns with you.
Voice guidanceAnnounces every turn ahead of time, in the visitor’s language.
Automatic reroutingTake a different street and the route updates by itself.
3D map with compassThe map turns with you and follows your heading.
Arrival always in viewDistance, minutes left and arrival time.
Walk up, tap or scan
Available now
Already today, inside museums and buildings, the GuideMyVisit app recognises the artwork in front of you in three ways: a Bluetooth beacon, the NFC tag on the label or its QR code. The page and audio guide open in a moment, with nothing to search for.
Sàrmede: fairytale itinerariesSàrmede (TV)
9:41
GuideMyVisit
Looking for nearby artworks…
Walk up. The Bluetooth beacon next to the artwork does the work: walk up and the app offers you its page.
FAQ
Everything you want to know about GuideMyVisit.
What is GuideMyVisit?
GuideMyVisit is the platform for guided visits to museums, towns, parks and trails. It has two parts: the GuideMyVisit app, which visitors use in the browser or on iPhone and Android, and GuideMyVisit Studio, the browser-based CMS where each venue builds its own guide without writing code.
Do visitors need to install an app?
No: GuideMyVisit opens in the browser and can be added to the Home Screen. For beacons and NFC there's the iPhone and Android app.
Which languages is it available in?
Six: Italian, English, Spanish, French, German and Chinese. In Studio, texts are translated with AI and become audio guides in every language; if a guide isn't available in the visitor's language, the app offers the one that is.
Is GuideMyVisit accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes, it's our starting point. The venue offers up to eight visit profiles, including Easy Reading, AAC, Hearing Impaired and Visually Impaired, and the app adapts to how you read: bigger text, high contrast, a typeface designed for dyslexia. Discover accessibility.
Does it work without a connection?
Yes: audio guides and the stops of a pathway download to your phone before you set off, and the visit works even without a connection.
Do I need to know how to code to build a guide?
No. In Studio you click the map, write and drag: points, routes, audio guides, 3D scenes, video and the look of your guide, with no code. And you can import what you already have, from a JSON file or the Italian General Catalogue of Cultural Heritage.
What is Noesis?
It's GuideMyVisit's AI assistant: it understands typed or spoken questions, searches the venue's real catalog (guides, artworks, routes), adapts stories to each visitor and suggests tailor-made routes.
How does the app know what's in front of me?
Outdoors, your location points out nearby spots; indoors, just walk up to a beacon, hold your phone to an NFC tag or scan a QR code. The page opens, and the audio guide can start on its own.
Can the venue earn money with its guide?
Yes: local restaurants, shops, wineries and services become part of the visit with their own page and a perk for visitors, and with ADV management you create targeted ads that appear at the right moment, without interrupting the story.
Are the guides shown on this site official?
Not yet. The app is in demo mode: the guides for the Luigi Bailo Museum in Treviso, the Barrio del Oeste in Salamanca, the Štěpán Zavřel Foundation in Sarmede, the Walled Towns of Veneto, Punta Verde Zoo in Lignano Sabbiadoro and the other places are demonstration examples, not yet made official by those places. They let you try what a visit with GuideMyVisit is like.
How do I bring GuideMyVisit to my venue?
Write to us: we start from your museum, town or trail and show you GuideMyVisit and Studio live.