Experience the famous orchestral suite “The Planets” by Gustav Holst, played by the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, as an interactive audio walk in a park near you, increasingly all over the world. All you need is a smartphone and headphones.

It is a walk, a sound piece, a performance. Also a log of hopeless moments of life.

Beyond the lorries thundering past, the cries of seagulls and roar of waves there are other sounds. This walk presents a small fraction of a larger collection of real and imagined (phantom) sounds recorded in the area around Shoreham Port.

Join a local resident to guide you around Tayport in 2030 and see, smell, hear and feel the future that could be if we do everything we possibly can to tackle climate and biodiversity crises, and create a fair future for all.

Explore what remains of Chelmsford’s historical links to Marconi and the early days of the wireless radio on this lovely town walk.

An ornithology-themed walk through the Gade River Valley in the Chiltern Hills.

When does a walk become a pilgrimage?

A life-history walk in St Albans.

A walk through the ancient and unique landscape of Box Moor in the Chiltern Hills.

‘Dive’ takes you on a magical underwater walk as you descend into the ocean while never actually getting your feet wet. ‘Six Lessons in Walking a Tightrope’ balances the line between celebrating our world as it is now and foreseeing changes.

A sound walk on the Western Breakwater, Granton Harbour, Edinburgh, Scotland

The Soundwalk | Exhibition takes place on the Hermannshof in Völksen, Springe, Germany and its immediate surroundings. It's a selfguided tour through the neighborhood with sound by SonicMaps.