Let’s walk the city together

What’s this all about?

Our cities, towns, and neighbourhoods are full of details, stories, and possibilities, but most of us move through them without really noticing.

I created Ways to Walk to change that. Ways to Walk is a curated collection of urban walks, each with its own focus. They invite you to slow down and tune in to the everyday world around you. 

Some walks ask you to notice colour, or sound, or the details you’d normally pass by. Others explore stories, memory, or how a place has changed over time. There are quieter walks too: slower walks, silent walks, or walks that bring attention back to breath and movement.

Together, we notice textures, patterns, assumptions, and stories embedded in the places we pass every day.

They’re not tours, and they’re not workshops in the usual sense. There’s no need to know anything in advance. The invitation is simple: to walk, to notice, and to experience the place you’re in a little differently.

We walk at a gentle pace, with pauses along the way. We walk. Sometimes we reflect, talk, and sometimes imagine what else might be possible.  Sometimes we don’t talk at all.

All of the walks are are about presence, connection, and discovering how much is already here, and, sometimes what that means, once we start paying attention.

Although walking is always central, “walking” is really about how we move through space. That might include walking aids or other ways of moving, depending on what you need.

These walks travel with me. I am based in Innsbruck and run walks across Tirol in English and German, and I offer walks in other locations across Europe and beyond through travel and collaboration.