Free tour of your home

Itinerary

Whenever you want, you can begin to explore your home, discovering all those little details that are hidden around every corner.

Where did all those minature tourist monuments come from? Did I buy them? And all those magnets on the fridge? Where do my socks go when they disappear?! Why does my pet think he's the boss of the house? And why is my toilet paper worth more than my cash?! On your visit you'll discover the answers to these questions, and much more!

Then, having explored inside, it's time to open the windows and look outside. If you've got a balcony, you can head outside and enjoy the views even more! Got binoculars? Convert the street into a safari, with wild sparrows, dogs, and pidgeons in abundance!

Then the tour finishes back where it started... on the sofa, where you'll make yourself comfortable to #stayathome a few days longer.

Important Information

• Throughout the tour you'll be able to take selfies to make your self-isolating friends and family jealous!
• If you want to make the most of your tour, we recommend taking part with a drink in hand: you can choose between beer, wine, soft drinks, water, or our favourite... a gin-tonic.

In aid of charity

Our free tour of home is a charity campaign to help combat the coronavirus. We want to motivate you, of course, to stay at home in these difficult times. The time to travel will come! And we'd also love for you to help fight the virus with a small contribution. You can also take part without contributing, or share with your friends as a way of supporting the initiative!

Whatever you donate, Civitatis will add 10%. That means if you donate €5, Civitatis will add 10% more and our chosen beneficiary will receive €5.50. If you donate €3, it will receive €3.30, and so on.

The Charity

The money collected will be donated to Spanish hospitals, overwhelmed in the fight against the Coronavirus - with the collaboration of the Ministry of Health.

At Civitatis we will be totally transparent, publishing the money collected and the various donations we make.

The first donation has been made: € 3,790 (US$ 4,431.91) (€ 4,170 (US$ 4,876.27) including our additional 10% donation), which will be given to hospitals via UNICEF. With this donation, 4,000 masks and 2,034 pairs of gloves will be bought, to protect those working on the front line.

The second donation was made on 14 April: € 1,136 (US$ 1,328.40) (€ 1,250 (US$ 1,461.71) including our additional 10%) which will be given to hospitals via UNICEF. With this donation, 1,000 masks and 1,425 pairs of gloves will be purchased.

Amount collected

Up until now we've collected € 4,948. This figure updates in real time.