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Guide de visite audioguidée à pied historique de Bar Harbor

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Return to the extravagance of the Gilded Age in Bar Harbor, Maine. Once the vacation destination of choice among some of America’s wealthiest families, this quaint seaside town is still chock full of lavish historic architecture. Dive into Bar Harbor’s rich history, stroll alongside the ocean, and learn how the lobster became such a Maine icon!

After booking, check your email to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action, enter your unique password, and access your tour. These steps require good internet/Wi-Fi access. From there, follow the audio instructions and the route.

Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

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Ce qui est inclu
Auto-playing Audio - triggered from your phones GPS, as you walk.
Online Support - Chat, Email and Call
20 + Deep dives (stories)
GPS App for iPhone and Android
40+ historic stories/narrations along the walk.
Offline Map - After you download the app & tour, you can take the tour offline (no wifi/cellular)
Easy to use: Stories play automatically by GPS. Hands-free. Get HELP all day: Call, Chat, or Email.
Information additionnelle
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • How to access: Once you book a tour, you’ll get a confirmation email and text with instructions: • Download the separate tour app by Action • Enter the password • Download the tour MUST DO while in strong wifi/cellular Works offline after download
  • How to start touring: Open Action’s separate audio tour guide app once onsite. • If there is just one tour, launch it. • If multiple tour versions exist, launch the one with your planned starting point and direction.
  • Go to the starting point No one will meet you at the start. This tour is self-guided Enter the first story’s point and the audio will begin automatically Follow the audio cues to the next story, which will also play automatically. Enjoy hands-free exploring. If you face audio issues, contact support. Stick to the tour route & speed limit for the best experience.
  • Travel worry-free: Use the tour app anytime, on any day, and over multiple days. Start and pause the tour whenever you like, taking breaks and exploring side excursions at your own pace. Skip anything you don’t care about or explore bonus content for everything that interests you
  • Savings tips: Walking tours: couples can share one tour by splitting headphones
  • Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.
À quoi s'attendre
1
La Rochelle Mansion And Museum
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
2
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
3
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
4
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
5
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
6
Frenchman Bay
Frenchman Bay is a picturesque bay named for the French expeditions which came here as far back as the 1500s. Here, you'll learn just who led those expeditions, and what exactly they were looking for.
7
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
8
La Rochelle Mansion And Museum
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
9
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
10
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
11
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
12
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
13
Frenchman Bay
Frenchman Bay is a picturesque bay named for the French expeditions which came here as far back as the 1500s. Here, you'll learn just who led those expeditions, and what exactly they were looking for.
14
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
15
La Rochelle Mansion And Museum
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
16
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
17
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
18
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
19
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
20
Frenchman Bay
Frenchman Bay is a picturesque bay named for the French expeditions which came here as far back as the 1500s. Here, you'll learn just who led those expeditions, and what exactly they were looking for.
21
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
22
La Rochelle Mansion And Museum
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
23
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
24
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
25
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
26
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
27
Frenchman Bay
Frenchman Bay is a picturesque bay named for the French expeditions which came here as far back as the 1500s. Here, you'll learn just who led those expeditions, and what exactly they were looking for.
28
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
29
Hôtel particulier et musée de La Rochelle
Construite en 1902, La Rochelle est un domaine tout simplement époustouflant. Cet énorme manoir a 41 chambres et une tonne d'histoire. Il appartient maintenant à la Maine Seacoast Mission Society, qui a acheté la propriété pour seulement un dollar.
30
Église catholique du Saint Rédempteur
C'est une église qui doit simplement être photographiée. L'impressionnante maçonnerie, l'imposante tour et les magnifiques fenêtres ne demandent qu'à se retrouver sur Instagram !
31
Bibliothèque commémorative Jesup
Cette bibliothèque historique remonte à 1877. À l'époque, elle ne comptait que 250 volumes, presque tous donnés par les riches habitants de la ville. Depuis lors, cette petite collection n'a cessé de s'agrandir.
32
Musée de l'Abbé
Le musée Abbe célèbre l'héritage des autochtones Wabanaki. Aussi connus sous le nom de Peuple de l'Aube, les Wabanaki vivaient à Bar Harbor bien avant qu'il ne devienne Bar Harbor. Le fondateur du musée, Robert Abbe, a voulu honorer cette longue histoire, et le musée présente maintenant des expositions couvrant 12 000 ans d'histoire autochtone dans la région.
33
Village vert
Le parc du village de Bar Harbor n'est pas n'importe quel vieux parc. Il a été conçu par Beatrix Farrand, qui a également conçu la roseraie de la Maison Blanche ! Il comprend une horloge de rue de 1896, un kiosque à musique historique et une fontaine dans le style des fontaines italiennes du XVIIe siècle.
34
Baie des Français
Frenchman Bay est une baie pittoresque nommée d'après les expéditions françaises qui sont venues ici dès les années 1500. Ici, vous apprendrez qui a dirigé ces expéditions et ce qu'ils recherchaient exactement.
35
Parc Grant
Autrefois le site d'un manoir de l'âge d'or, Grant Park n'est plus qu'un espace vert agréable au bord de l'océan pour le plaisir de tous. Si vous cherchez l'endroit idéal pour pique-niquer, c'est ici !
36
Bar Harbor Historical Society
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
37
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
38
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
39
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
40
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
41
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
42
Bar Harbor Historical Society
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
43
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
44
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
45
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
46
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
47
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
48
Bar Harbor Historical Society
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
49
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
50
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
51
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
52
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
53
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
54
Bar Harbor Historical Society
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
55
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
56
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
57
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
58
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
59
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
60
Bar Harbor Historical Society
Built in 1902, La Rochelle is a simply jaw-dropping estate. This enormous mansion has 41 rooms and a ton of history. It's now owned by the Maine Seacoast Mission Society, which purchased the property for only a dollar.
61
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
This is a church which simply must be photographed. The impressive stonework, the imposing tower, and the gorgeous windows are all just begging to end up on Instagram!
62
Jesup Memorial Library
This historic library dates all the way back to 1877. At the time, it had only 250 volumes, almost all of which were donated by the town's wealthy residents. Since then, that small collection has continued to expand.
63
Abbe Museum
Abbe Museum celebrates the heritage of the native Wabanaki. Also known as the People of the Dawn, the Wabanaki lived in Bar Harbor long before it was Bar Harbor. Museum founder Robert Abbe wanted to honor that long history, and the museum now features exhibits encompassing 12,000 years of Native history in the region.
64
Village Green
Bar Harbor's village green isn't just any old park. It was designed by Beatrix Farrand, who also designed the Rose Garden at the White House! It features an 1896 street clock, a historic bandstand, and a fountain in the style of 17th century Italian fountains.
65
Grant Park
Once the site of a Gilded Age mansion, Grant Park is now just a pleasant, oceanside green space for all to enjoy. If you're looking for the ideal picnic spot, this is it!
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Commentaires (31)
Alllan_B
Sep 2023
The route takes you thru a three foot wide 100 yard long path between two fence’s that is muddy and water filled. This area of the tour route should be reconsidered .
Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2023
I apologize for the inconvenience you experienced during your walk, Allan. I acknowledge that you had to navigate a sloppy and waterlogged route, perhaps resulting from the recent hurricane. Nevertheless, the local authorities have taken proactive measures to rejuvenate that section. I will try to provide you with a seamless experience during our Historic Bar Harbor Walking Audio Tour. Thank you for choosing our tour, and have a secure and enjoyable trip!
Escape204633
Aug 2023
The audio walking tour of Bar Harbor was very easy to use. I downloaded it while at home on wi-fi as suggested in the email instructions and tested it out immediately afterwards. Worked like a charm even when I turned off wi-fi and data at home and in Maine. The narration went at a nice pace, the gentleman had a good voice and was easy to understand. My husband and I split a set of wireless ear pods that way we could hear the tour clearly and wouldn't disturb anyone around us. Plus we didn't have to huddle around the phone in order to hear it. This was 1 of 2 audio tours that we did from the same company and both were great. Would definitely use them again!
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2023
I am glad you had a great experience with my Bar Harbor Audio Tour and that the download process was smooth. Your idea of using split wireless ear pods is innovative and allows for a shared experience without disturbing others. It's great to hear that both audio tours you tried met your expectations. As you continue your travels, remember to check out my Action+ Tour Bundle, which includes over 100 self-guided tours that promise enriching experiences like the Bar Harbor tour.
Daveygrohl
Aug 2023
We booked this as a last minute activity for a day in bar harbour. We weren’t expecting much for the price paid but it was blooming brilliant! I would absolutely recommend. It’s worth purchasing it at least the day before to make sure it’s downloaded etc. we had no issues with it and thought it was really simple and easy to use.
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2023
I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed my Bar Harbor Audio Tour. It's great to know that visitors can easily experience the charm and history of a place, even on a spontaneous trip. Your positive feedback and recommendations are much appreciated. If you're looking for more adventure, check out the Action+ Tour Bundle, which has over 100 self-guided tours to make your journeys even more memorable.

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