JFK Assassination Audio Guide

JFK Assassination Dallas Tour


Step back in time and experience the moments that changed a nation forever. This self-guided driving tour transports you to the streets of Dallas, tracing the fateful journey of President John F. Kennedy's motorcade on November 22, 1963. Through captivating, real-time narration, you’ll uncover the stories, history, and conspiracies that continue to spark fascination and debate decades later.

From the bustling streets surrounding Love Field to the somber landmarks of Dealey Plaza and the Texas School Book Depository, this tour immerses you in the dramatic events that unfolded on that day. Each location reveals a new layer of the story, deepening your understanding of JFK’s final hours and the impact that continues to resonate in American history.

This tour is more than a historical recount — it’s a powerful reflection on a moment that forever altered the nation’s course. As you journey through Dallas, you'll feel the weight of history in the very places where it happened.

Tour Stops
▶Love Field
▶Mockingbird Lane
▶Lemmon Avenue
▶Turtle Creek Boulevard
▶Cedar Springs Road
▶Texas School Book Depository
▶Dealey Plaza
▶Houston Street
▶Parkland Hospital
▶The Sixth Floor Museum
▶John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza
▶The Grassy Knoll

Tour Features
■Automatic Playback: No need to press play — the stories start when you reach each point of interest.
■Hands-Free Navigation: Follow the route easily with GPS guidance.
■Offline Capabilities: Download the tour in advance to use it without WiFi or data.
■Expert Narration: Hear from local historians and experts as they recount the details of JFK’s assassination and legacy.

Apple CarPlay
Though Apple CarPlay are not supported, the app syncs seamlessly with your car’s Bluetooth, allowing you to enjoy the tour’s audio while driving.

Story List & Preview Map
The Story List allows you to preview or manually play any story, while the Preview Map shows the entire route with pins marking each key stop.

Manual Play
Want to explore the tour from home or revisit specific moments? Select and play stories manually from the list at your convenience.

Conclusion
By the end of this tour, you’ll have walked through history, standing in the very spots where the events of November 22, 1963, unfolded. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation of JFK’s legacy