Carmel-by-the-Sea: Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour of the Village

View the historic First Murphy House as you learn about how Michael J. Murphy influenced the town of Carmel by the Sea.

Stop and view the library as you learn more about Carmel's history. You'll hear about the efforts of some of Carmel's early residents to grow and expand its first library.

or as you step inside the courtyard behind the Pine Inn.

e Court of the Golden Bough Theater and its somewhat ironic history!

lcoming not only Hollywood legends, but also furry companions!

Stop and view this beautiful example of Carmel’s Spanish Colonial Revival style architecture. Built in the 1920's, it features some unique details that we point out along the tour.

Another one of Carmel's historic buildings built by Hugh W. Comstock, the Tuck Box exemplifies Carmel’s Storybook architectural style.

nside to try one of their delicious pretzels or cannoli! Or just grab a coffee to enjoy on the rest of the walk.

Pop your head into Carmel’s last remaining bookstore as you learn about the store's passionate owners. Don't forget to check out the hidden passageway and secret garden!

The Carmel Art Association is the oldest gallery in Carmel, and the cooperative is one of the oldest in America. Learn about its members over the years, including one very famous artist!

Sugar and spice and everything nice... that's what these Carmel cottages are made of! Keep an eye out for the Hansel & Gretel Houses, built by Hugh Comstock as a "doll house" for his wife - a fairytale come true!