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Urban HistorAI
Historical routes through the city

Routes across the city, with a short historical film at every point of interest. Ready-made routes or custom ones — also for historical and archaeological sites.

Zichron Ya'akov · Story mapExample: A Thousand Kisses

About the solution

Street names, statues, old houses, gardens — every city is full of stories people walk past without noticing. Urban HistorAI turns the city itself into a museum: a map on the phone, and at every stop a short film showing what happened right there.

Choose a ready-made route by theme — founders, romance, underground movements — or build a personal one. The same solution also works for historical and archaeological sites.

For

Municipalities, councils and heritage sites that want to bring residents and visitors back to the street.

What you get

  • A digital map of the city
  • Themed routes
  • A short historical film at every stop
  • Option for a custom route

How it works

  1. 01Mapping stops and stories
  2. 02Research and approval with heritage bodies
  3. 03Producing the films
  4. 04Launching the map and routes

In detail

How it works for visitors

A single QR or NFC sign at the entrance opens the route page — no app, no sign-up. As visitors approach a stop, GPS offers its film according to the route, and watching is the visitor's choice.

Ready-made or personal routes

Ready-made themed routes — for example founders, the city's development, industry and agriculture, romance, preservation and remembrance — alongside a personal route by age, interest or available time. A child, a researcher and a tourist each set out on a different route.

What the city gets

Digital tourism without infrastructure: no app to install and no screens to maintain. Residents rediscover their own neighborhood, and the city tells its story in its own voice. Also suited to historical and archaeological sites, national parks and conservation districts.

A stop on the route · Example

Aaronsohn House

Example stop:
A Thousand Kisses

Aaronsohn House · Zichron Ya'akov · The romance route

In this house, Rivka Aaronsohn received the ballad that years later became the song “A Thousand Kisses”. A one-minute film that can be integrated into the original house, at viewpoints and at romantic spots around the town.

100% historical photographs

IllustrationUrban story map

FAQ

Do visitors need to install an app?

No. Everything runs from a web page on the visitor's phone, with no installation and no sign-up.

Can we start with a single route?

Yes. Start with one route, and add stops and routes over time.

How is it priced?

Per stop, with a discount as you add more stops.

What story is hiding in your streets?

Tell us about your city, and we'll propose a first route.

Let's talk