Sound can soothe, overwhelm, direct and bear witness. A journey through art, perception and the invisible power of listening Source: The ear is the eye of the soul – Bergos

The BBC heads to Belgium as the adventurer from Hull nears the end of his 28-year expedition. Source: I joined Karl Bushby on his round-the-world walk – BBC News

What if the city wasn’t something to consume but something to play? For the Situationists, this was a way of challenging the passive role assigned to people in modern society. Instead of simply following the routes, functions, images, and routines laid out for them, they imagined inhabitants who could wander, interfere, improvise, and collectively reshape

More than 25 local artists have hidden Bigfoot-inspired creations across 21 Portland locations. Source: Portland just launched the most delightfully weird scavenger hunt you’ll see this year — and it involves a 200-pound ballerina Sasquatch – Here is Oregon – hereisoregon.com

Most walkable cities in the world for 2026, ranked from 1 to 30 using more than 467,000 verified GuruWalk walking-tour reviews Source: Most walkable cities in the world: the top 30 for 2026

The famous pueblos blancos in southern Spain’s Sierra de Grazalema natural park teem with wildlife amid a limestone wonderland of peaks Source: A walking tour of Andalucía’s historic white villages: ‘Nightingales serenade us as we wind along lush river valleys’ | Andalucia holidays | The Guardian

“Walking on the Wall” is one of the best-known and most influential works by the American choreographer and conceptual artist Trisha Brown. The piece premiered in 1971 at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and is regarded as a seminal work. Source: Trisha Brown: Walking on the Wall (1971) | visitBerlin.de