Welcome every language
Offer translated content so visitors read and listen comfortably in their own language.
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A guide in every visitor's pocket, in their own language
Turn a plaque, a trail marker or a leaflet into a rich page of stories, audio and directions — one every visitor can open on their own phone, wherever they're from.
- Audio guides
- Maps & directions
- Many languages
- Opening hours
Getting started
Guiding visitors in three steps
Add your content
Write attraction notes, upload an audio guide, or link a map and opening times.
Brand it and place it
Match your site's look, then add the code to signs, trail markers, tickets and leaflets.
Update by season
Change hours or a route and the same posted code shows the new details straight away.
Around the site
Where tourism sites put QR codes
Attraction info
A tap opens the story behind an exhibit, landmark or viewpoint.
Self-guided audio guides
Let visitors listen to a narrated tour as they walk.
Maps & directions
Point visitors to a map or the next stop on the trail.
Multi-language content
Offer the same guide in several languages for international guests.
Opening hours
Share current times, last entry and seasonal closures.
Photo gallery
Show archive images or angles visitors can't see in person.
Tourism QR code FAQ
Can I offer content in more than one language?
Yes. You can provide translated versions so international visitors read and listen to the guide in their own language.
Can I add an audio guide?
Yes. Link a narrated audio tour so visitors can explore a site self-guided, at their own pace.
Can I update opening hours without replacing the sign?
Yes. A dynamic code lets you change hours or seasonal closures, and the outdoor code shows the new times right away.
Do visitors need to install an app?
No. The code opens a standard web page in the phone's browser, so any visitor can view or listen without a download.
Can I see how often a sign is scanned?
Yes. You get scan counts and times, which helps you tell which stops and signs are the most popular.
Recommended QR types
- Business QR code — A branded hub for hours, location and contact.
- MP3 QR code — Play a narrated audio guide from a scan.
- Image gallery QR code — Show archive photos and extra views.
Put a guide beside every landmark
Create a tourism QR code and update guides, hours and routes whenever the season changes.
Plan around the customer journey
- Use Business, Landing page, MP3, Event for the jobs they are suited to.
- Give every printed code a named owner, destination and review date.
- Use different QR records for different locations or materials when reporting needs to stay clear.
- Keep the printed instruction specific: “View today’s menu” is stronger than “Scan me”.
- Test on the final surface, at the real distance and in the real lighting.