Split Map and Walks 7.1.1

The application "Lose Yourself Without Getting Lost" offers a comprehensive selection of self-guided walking tours that showcase both well-known landmarks and lesser-known treasures within the city. This approach provides a unique opportunity to explore urban landscapes at your own pace, often at a significantly lower cost compared to traditional guided tours.

A noteworthy feature of this app is its detailed, fully functional city map, designed to facilitate an immersive exploration of the area. Key functions include:

• Street naming and business listings (restaurants, cafes, etc.)
• Search capabilities
• Location bookmarking
• 'Find Me' functionality for iPhone and iPad (3/4G models)
• Movement tracking for iPhone and iPad (3/4G models)

This enables users to track their steps, capture photos during their excursions, and easily share their experiences with friends.

The app features a variety of sightseeing walks, including:

• Split's Famous Museums (6 sights)
• Diocletian Palace (7 sights)
• City Orientation Walk (7 sights)
• Marjan Hill (6 sights)

An added advantage is that this application does not require a mobile data plan or internet connectivity— all necessary information is preloaded within the app. Thus, users can avoid incurring expensive roaming charges while traveling abroad. It is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices.

However, it should be noted that the Lite version of the application disables navigation features related to the city walks. Users will still have access to walk details, such as sight descriptions and photographs, but will not receive navigational assistance. For a more comprehensive experience that includes step-by-step guidance from one sight to another, downloading the Full Version is highly recommended.

For additional resources and to discover city walks available in over 470 cities worldwide, please visit www.GPSmyCity.com.

Note: The continuous use of GPS in the background can significantly reduce battery life. The application allows users to disable GPS tracking in order to conserve battery power.