Self-guided audio tour of Toledo's Port and maritime history

• Enjoy unlimited, lifetime access to this tour, both before and after your booking date. • Utilize the virtual playback feature to listen to the tour in an audiobook format from any location. • Access audio, maps, and geodata offline. • Experience the freedom to navigate at your own speed with a self-guided GPS tour. • Receive directions to the starting location, ensuring the tour begins when you arrive at the correct spot.

• Mobile phone and earphones • Admission fees or entrance tickets for museums or additional attractions along the way

• Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation options are accessible • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• Start at Middlegrounds Metropark, where you'll learn about the innovative stream that supports the Maumee River's freshness and efforts to protect Toledo's natural environment. • Walk along the winding path next to the Maumee River, enjoying views of the waterway that has played a crucial role in Toledo's maritime history and economic development. • Understand the importance of Swan Creek and its influence on the Warehouse District, a center of commercial activity that helped Toledo develop into a thriving port city. • Pass the Owens Corning World Headquarters and explore Toledo's industrial heritage, a city recognized for its manufacturing and innovation. • Arrive at Promenade Park, a lively waterfront area that provides opportunities for relaxation, recreation, and cultural activities. Appreciate the scenic views and check out the park's facilities. • Visit Imagination Station, an interactive science center where you can take part in hands-on exhibits and educational activities suitable for all ages. • Take in views of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge, a significant landmark that crosses the Maumee River, linking downtown Toledo to the east side of the city. • Walk by the Oliver House, a historic structure with deep-rooted connections to Toledo's maritime industry and commercial activities, and uncover its stories.