A performative soundwalk in Athens featured actors interpreting Kazantzakis' *Report to Greco*, carrying traces of sand through the historic city while walkers used Bluetooth speakers triggered by specific locations. Directed by Geert Vermeire and Sissy Papathanassiou, the experience combined live performance with soundscapes by Stefaan van Biesen to evoke the world and time of El Greco.

The Flyways sound walk at Flushing Meadows Park, part of the STEP Saunter, Trek, Escort, Parade exhibition at Queens Museum, explores dragonfly flight patterns through an artistic fusion of soundscapes and visual waves. Created by Stefaan Van Biesen with literary texts by Simona Vermeire, the walk uses cymatic music and locative media to engage participants in experiencing the resonance and spatial dynamics of flight.

In September 1928, Columbia Records and the Daily Mail documented traffic noise and city sounds at five London locations to assess impacts on health and wellbeing. These historical recordings are now accessible through a geolocated web map and mobile app, allowing users to compare past and present soundscapes, contribute contemporary recordings, and engage in critical listening via surveys.

Explore the St Edburgha’s churchyard while the SOUNDwalker app guides you through the auditory landscapes of Yardley’s four wards: Stetchford, Sheldon, Acocks Green, and South Yardley. This walk is part of the for-Wards project and is available on both the App Store and Google Play.

Queen Square in Bristol hosts a GPS-triggered audio play recreating the 1831 riot, originally created in 2004 as a world-first location-based sound experience. This updated 1831 RIOT! by Satsymph combines audio engineering and contemporary composition to immerse listeners in the historic event as they move through the site.

This soundscape was created from a recording of part of a sound walk in the Savamala district of Belgrade. It was designed to be listened to through headphones whilst walking along that section of the overall soundwalk. You are walking from Braće Krsmanović, under the Brankov Bridge, and then up along the Sava river bank.