• Lithia Park - Stroll through this captivating 93-acre park, crafted by the same landscape architect behind San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Delight in “getting lost” among the meandering paths, majestic trees, and the soothing sounds of Ashland Creek flowing through this natural haven.
• Oregon Shakespeare Festival - Be amazed by this remarkable outdoor theatre, inspired by London’s Fortune Theatre from 1599, featuring genuine Elizabethan architectural elements. Enjoy the enchantment of open-air performances under the stars at this venue that embodies the true essence of Shakespeare’s time.
• Paddington Station - Discover this delightful local landmark that enhances Ashland’s unique charm and downtown vibe. Appreciate how this distinctive spot adds to the diverse mix of businesses and attractions that make the town unforgettable.
• Mix Bakeshop - Visit this cherished local bakery, a cornerstone of Ashland’s culinary scene with its artisan breads and pastries. See how this delightful establishment reflects the town’s dedication to quality local businesses and community gathering places.
• Ashland Springs Hotel - Admire the magnificent 110-foot tower of this historic hotel, an elegant landmark that has adorned Ashland’s skyline since 1925. Experience the grandeur of this beautifully restored building that remains a symbol of the town’s refined hospitality.
• Varsity Theatre - Walk past this historic venue that symbolizes Ashland’s strong connection to both community entertainment and theatrical excellence. See how this local theater contributes to the town’s reputation as a hub where professional and community arts flourish together.
• Thomas Theatre (see Oregon Shakespeare Festival) - Visit this adaptable performance space that highlights the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s dedication to diverse theatrical experiences. Discover how this contemporary venue allows for innovative staging and intimate performances that enhance the festival’s traditional offerings.
• Allen Elizabethan Theatre - Oregon Shakespeare Festival - Encounter the Allen Elizabethan Theatre on this tour of Ashland’s cultural highlights.
• Angus Bowmer Theatre (see Oregon Shakespeare Festival) - Explore this cozy indoor theater named after the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s founder, featuring modern amenities and superb acoustics. Learn how this venue continues Bowmer’s vision of bringing world-class theater to this quaint Oregon town.
• Calle Guanajuato - Wander along this hidden walkway beside Ashland Creek, named to honor the town’s sister city relationship with Guanajuato, Mexico. Enjoy this tranquil corridor where the sounds of flowing water offer a peaceful escape from the downtown hustle.
• Japanese Garden - Be captivated by this serene garden oasis that showcases traditional Japanese landscaping principles within Lithia Park. Enjoy a moment of peace as you admire the carefully curated plants, stones, and water features that create this tranquil retreat.

• Lifetime access to this tour in English before your booking date and after it
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Flexibility to explore at your own pace with a self-guided GPS tour
• App for Android and iOS
• Directions to the starting point so that when you’re in the right place, the tour will start

• Smartphone and headphones
• Food and drink
• Transportation
• Personal expenses for admission fees not included during the tour

In Ashland, Oregon, creativity meets natural beauty. This 60-minute self-guided audio tour invites you to explore the cultural essence of this celebrated community.

Begin your journey at the historic Plaza, where you’ll be captivated by the charm of Lithia Park, crafted by the designer of Golden Gate Park. Follow the gentle flow of Ashland Creek as it leads you through the landscape, past tranquil ponds and along winding trails beneath a verdant canopy, until you find a peaceful spot by the water.

As you leave the greenery, the path takes you past the historic sites of Main Street to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Experience the unique taste of Lithia mineral water, appreciate the Italian Butler-Perozzi Fountain, and be awed by the 110-foot tower of the Ashland Springs Hotel.

Discover how the Chautauqua movement of the 1890s transformed into today’s renowned theater scene, featuring the Allen Elizabethan Theatre.

Whether you’re passionate about theater or enchanted by nature, this tour provides an insider’s view of Ashland’s allure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.