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[Gingerguide](https://gingerguide.app) is a self-guided audio walking tour app for iPhone and Android. It covers 275 European cities and 4,500+ narrated sights in 46 countries. Each sight has a researched 2 to 3 minute story, read by a lifelike AI voice, in English, Spanish, French, German, Turkish and Chinese. Cities work fully offline.
This repository lets AI assistants and agents use the Gingerguide catalog. It contains:
https://gingerguide.app/mcp. Its 14 tools find sights by interest, historical period or location, recommend sights and cities, compare cities, find day trips, give practical visit facts, and plan walking tours and multi-day itineraries, in six languages.SKILL.md format) for audio tour lookup and one-day city walks.The server is read-only. It needs no API key and no sign-in. An optional free API key raises the daily limit (see Optional free API key).
| MCP endpoint | https://gingerguide.app/mcp |
| Transport | Streamable HTTP (stateless, JSON responses) |
| Auth | None required (optional free API key) |
| MCP Registry name | app.gingerguide/catalog |
| Developer docs | https://gingerguide.app/developers/ |
| OpenAPI (REST) | https://gingerguide.app/api/openapi.json |
| llms.txt | https://gingerguide.app/llms.txt |
The server works without a key. Without a key, it allows 1,000 tool calls per IP address per UTC day. Hosted assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT call from a few shared IP addresses, so their requests get 50,000 per IP address per day. A free key raises the limit to 20,000 tool calls per key per day and shows your usage. It is useful when your agent runs on a shared cloud (Vercel, AWS, Cloudflare). Only tools/call counts. There is no sign-up and no email.
# Create a key (it is shown once; the server stores only its hash)
curl -sS -X POST https://gingerguide.app/api/keys \ -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"label":"my-agent"}'
curl -sS https://gingerguide.app/mcp \ -H 'authorization: Bearer ggk_...' \ -H 'content-type: application/json' -H 'accept: application/json' \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'
curl -sS https://gingerguide.app/api/keys/me -H 'authorization: Bearer ggk_...' curl -sS -X DELETE https://gingerguide.app/api/keys/me -H 'authorization: Bearer ggk_...'
You can also send the key as X-API-Key. An unknown or revoked key gets HTTP 401. Remove the header to continue without a key. Tool-call responses carry RateLimit and X-RateLimit-Remaining headers. Details: https://gingerguide.app/developers/#api-key.
Every tool is read-only (readOnlyHint: true) and accepts language: en, es, fr, de, tr or zh.
| Tool | What it does | Main arguments |
|---|---|---|
search_attractions | Searches sights in all cities or in one city, by free text, category, interest, historical period, indoor or outdoor, visit length, free entry, or distance from a point. Example: five Byzantine sights in Istanbul. | query, city_id, country, categories, interests, periods, setting, free_only, near_lat, near_lng, radius_km, sort, limit |
find_nearby_attractions | Returns the sights closest to a latitude and longitude, with walking minutes. If no sight is in the radius, it returns the nearest covered city. | lat, lng, radius_km, interests, categories, pace |
get_attraction | Returns one sight: long description, a notable fact, photo, coordinates, map link, visit time and the nearest other sights. In researched cities it adds entry, booking, weekly closing days, dress code and the official site. | attraction_id (for example rome-colosseum) |
get_visit_info | Practical facts for one city: best months and crowd seasons, how to get from the airport, main station or cruise port to the centre, city passes, free sights, what to book ahead, weekly closing days and dress codes. Every fact has a source and a check date. Researched cities only (Rome, Barcelona and Vienna so far); for other cities it says so. | city_id, topics |
search_cities | Finds cities by name (in any of the six languages), country or region. Returns the city id that the other tools need. | query, country, limit |
get_city_guide | Returns one city: overview, headline sights, lesser-known sights, and every sight with category, coordinates and visit time. detail: "full" adds every long description. | city_id, detail |
list_countries | Lists the covered countries with their city ids. | none |
get_catalog_overview | Returns coverage totals, languages, and the exact values that the categories, interests and periods filters accept. | none |
| Tool | What it does | Main arguments |
|---|---|---|
recommend_attractions | Picks sights in one city for the traveler's interests, favourite periods, headline sights or hidden gems, indoor or outdoor, and time available. Each pick says why it was chosen. | city_id, interests, periods, style, setting, available_minutes, exclude_ids |
recommend_destinations | Ranks cities for interests or historical periods, for example "best cities for Byzantine history", and says why. | interests, periods, country, trip_days |
compare_cities | Compares two to four cities side by side: sights, days needed, strongest interests and periods, share of indoor sights, headline sights and the distance between them. Says which city is stronger for each interest or period. | city_ids, interests, periods, trip_days |
find_day_trips | Lists covered cities that make a day trip from a base city, ranked by distance, interests and fame, with what to see there in one day. Sea crossings that need a flight are left out; short ferry trips are marked. | city_id, max_distance_km, interests, periods, hours_on_site |
| Tool | What it does | Main arguments |
|---|---|---|
plan_walking_tour | Builds an ordered walking route in one city for a time budget. Returns each stop with walking minutes, time on site, clock times, and a Google Maps walking link. | city_id, duration_minutes, interests, periods, style, pace, start_lat, start_lng or start_attraction_id, start_time, must_include, weekday |
plan_trip_itinerary | Plans 1 to 7 days in one city. Each day covers one or two walkable areas, with a public transport hop between them. | city_id, days, hours_per_day, interests, periods, style, pace, start_time, start_weekday |
Filter values. Interests: history, architecture, art, museums, religious_sites, archaeology, nature, views, food, local_life, shopping, relaxing, royalty, military, music, literature, science, performing_arts, memorials. Periods: prehistoric, ancient_greek, etruscan, roman, byzantine, medieval, gothic, moorish_islamic, ottoman, renaissance, baroque, georgian_neoclassical, nineteenth_century, art_nouveau, twentieth_century_modern, world_war_ii, cold_war. Style: must_see, balanced, hidden_gems. Pace: relaxed, normal, brisk.
Limits of the data. Interests, periods and indoor or outdoor are derived from each sight's category and description. Walking times are estimates (straight-line distance x 1.3 at the chosen pace). Day-trip and comparison distances are straight-line and come without travel times. With weekday, the planners leave out sights that are closed that day or temporarily closed, in researched cities. Opening hours and ticket prices are not included. Bad input returns an error that names the allowed values.
claude mcp add --transport http gingerguide https://gingerguide.app/mcp
Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Set the name to Gingerguide and the URL to https://gingerguide.app/mcp.
For older Claude Desktop builds that only read claude_desktop_config.json, use the bridge config in examples/claude_desktop_config.json.
Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or .cursor/mcp.json in a project). File: examples/cursor-mcp.json.
{
"mcpServers": { "gingerguide": { "url": "https://gingerguide.app/mcp" } } }
Add this to .vscode/mcp.json. File: examples/vscode-mcp.json.
{
"servers": { "gingerguide": { "type": "http", "url": "https://gingerguide.app/mcp" } } }
In a workspace or plan that allows custom connectors (developer mode), add a new connector with the URL https://gingerguide.app/mcp and no authentication.
Any MCP client that supports remote Streamable HTTP servers can connect to https://gingerguide.app/mcp. See examples/curl.md for raw JSON-RPC calls.
The skills/ folder has two skills in the SKILL.md format. Claude, Claude Code and other agents that read this format can load them.
| Skill | Use it when a person... |
|---|---|
find-audio-walking-tour | asks for an audio tour, walking tour or self-guided guide for a city |
plan-city-day-with-gingerguide | asks for a one-day itinerary or walking route in a covered city |
The same skills are also served from the website at https://gingerguide.app/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json.
| Endpoint | Returns |
|---|---|
GET https://gingerguide.app/api/cities.json | All cities with id, country, sight count and guide URL |
GET https://gingerguide.app/api/cities/{id}.json | One city with all its sights |
GET https://gingerguide.app/api/openapi.json | The OpenAPI description |
The cli/ folder has the source of the official command-line client. It is on npm as gingerguide.
npx gingerguide cities
npx gingerguide city rome npx gingerguide countries npx gingerguide health
The files in this repository (docs, configs, skills) are under the MIT License. The catalog data that the server and the API return belongs to Gingerguide. See the [ter
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