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Reinhard did an excellent job

The city tour was amazing! We loved it and learned a lot! Our guide Dan provided the most enjoyable hours we had in Seville. Dan is a real history professor, and touring with him was an academic and intellectual experience, as well as a hangout with a friend at a local tapas bar (which was, by the way, a highlight of the our holidays in Spain). Don't hesitate to ask him about some special sites and out-of-the-way places, he will be happy to show them, vividly present and help you visualise all the historical layers and relationships between citizens and various events. We had trouble finding transport to the train station at the end of our stay in Seville and Dan helped us without hesitation outside of normal working hours. Dan, you are "the man"!;) - thanks again for everything.

We've been long time users of Context's in-person guides back from their inception so we were excited to give the audio guide a try. First, the VoiceMap app which Context utilizes is a fantastic app in its own right. Easy to use and more importantly, it's easy to follow the map to guide you on your walk. If you're off course, a voice will prompt you as such and you can quickly course correct. We've taken many tours of the Jewish Ghetto so I was eager to find out if I would learn something new. The audio guide didn't disappoint. Most tours we've taken focus on the side of the river in which the Temple resides. While this tour certainly focused much of it's content in this important area, it also takes you across the river to the old Ghetto that's often forgotten by other tours. By the tour's conclusion, we came away with a lot of new knowledge. While an audio guide can't replace the give/take interaction with a live person, this is a very good alternative for those looking for something more economical or as a last minute selection in case a live tour is not available. We're eager to try more of their audio tours the next time we're in Rome and hope that Context expands this concept to other cities.