It respects your time budget
Tell us you have 60 minutes before dinner and the route is built to fit. We rank the stops worth seeing, drop the ones that won't fit, and order what's left so you're never doubling back.
Self-guided city tours from where you are.
Tours that rearrange themselves around where you are, how you're moving and the time you actually have.
Build your tour
1 of 4 chosen1How do you want to tour?Choose how you'll get around — the base of your tour.
2Where are you starting?We build the route outward from this spot.
3What kind of tour?Pick the themes you're in the mood for.
Pick as many as you like.
4How long do you have?Choose your size — we'll fit the best stops inside it.
Your tour so far
- Getting aroundWalking
- Starting fromNot chosen yet
- Kind of tourNot chosen yet
- LengthNot chosen yet
Choose your start location, tour type and length to plan your tour.
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Build your own from the stop library
Browse every stop in your city and pick exactly what you want
Browse the stop libraryHow the $2 pass works
One small payment, no subscription, no app to install. Plan as much as you like before you decide.
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Plan for free
Choose your travel mode, starting point, the kind of places you like and how long you have. We build the route right away — nothing to pay to see it.
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Preview the first stops
The first three stops on your route are fully visible: photos, history and what to look for when you get there.
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Unlock for 48 hours
One $2 pass opens every remaining stop plus live turn-by-turn guidance for two full days. Charged in your local currency at checkout.
One pass covers the whole tour on any device. See full pricing or read our refund policy.
Why the routes actually work
Walking, biking or driving
Pick how you're getting around and the whole route changes with you. Travel times between stops are recalculated for walking, bikes and e-scooters, or a car, so the plan matches the pace you're actually moving at.
It starts from exactly where you are
Use your live location or type any address — a hotel lobby, a cruise berth, a rental shop. Directions run stop to stop, and if you wander off the route it quietly rebuilds it around your new position.
Where you can tour today
Every stop is added and checked by hand, city by city. Browse the library before you commit to a route.
Charlottetown
Confederation-era streets, the waterfront boardwalk, Victorian houses and the founding-of-Canada landmarks, all within an easy walk.
Browse Charlottetown stopsToronto
Distillery District brickwork, harbourfront views, street art laneways and neighbourhood markets — best covered by bike or e-scooter.
Browse Toronto stopsVancouver
Gastown, the seawall, Chinatown and the edges of Stanley Park, stitched into one route that works on foot or on wheels.
Browse Vancouver stopsNew cities are added regularly — see the whole stop library.
Who runs Your Touring
Your Touring is operated by Epic Electric Scooters Inc., 305-119 Queens Street, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4B3, Canada. We started by renting e-scooters and e-bikes to visitors who kept asking the same question: where should I actually go? So we wrote the answers down, stop by stop, and turned them into routes.
That's why the stops are curated rather than scraped: each one has a short history, what to look for, and a sensible amount of time to spend before moving on.
Hand your guests a free tour
Hotels, rental shops, cafés and visitor centres get a store code to give customers. They scan it, the pass unlocks free, and you get credit for sending them somewhere good. $49.99 per month, cancel any time.
Common questions
Do I need an account?
No. You can plan a tour and preview your first stops without signing up. We only ask for an email when you buy a pass, so we can send your receipt and let you pick the tour back up on another device.
What happens if I stop halfway through?
Your progress is saved. Come back later on the same device — or verify your email — and the tour resumes at the stop you were heading to, for as long as your 48-hour pass is active.
What if a stop is closed or busy?
Skip it. Every stop has a skip button, and you can remove stops or add new ones from the library mid-tour. The route re-optimises around whatever is left.
How long does a tour take?
Entirely up to you. We show travel time between stops and suggest roughly ten minutes at each one, but nothing is timed and nothing expires except the pass itself.
Still deciding? See how a tour runs from start to finish.