Come and walk the city with me
We rush through our cities, neighbourhoods, and urban spaces on autopilot. My guided walks invite you to slow down, notice what’s already here, and experience the urban world with all your senses.
Let’s explore together, on foot.
Walk with me
Ways to Walk walks are open to anyone curious about place, people, and possibility.
Closing the Loop – Circular Economy Walk: Reading, UK
A creative, place-based walk that explores the journey of materials through our city, from take-make-waste to reuse-repair-renew, and invites you to imagine what a truly circular economy could look like.
Climate Walk: Conversations for Change: Innsbruck (Pilot, Deutsch)
Join us for the Austrian pilot of our new climate walk. It's called "Climate Walk: Conversations for Change", and it's all about understanding climate causes, consequences and solutions, right here in Innsbruck.
Closing the Loop – Circular Economy Walk: Innsbruck (Deutsch)
A creative, place-based walk that explores the journey of materials through our city, from take-make-waste to reuse-repair-renew, and invites you to imagine what a truly circular economy could look like.
What’s this all about?
TogetherOur cities, towns, and neighbourhoods are full of details, stories, and possibilities, but most of us move through them without really noticing.
Ways to Walk exists to change that.
My guided walks invite you to slow down and tune in to the everyday world around us. Together, we notice textures, patterns, assumptions, and stories embedded in the places we pass every day. We walk, reflect, talk, and sometimes imagine what else might be possible.
Some walks are playful and light-hearted. Others are more reflective or are designed to provoke thought. All of them are about presence, connection, and discovering how much is already here, and sometimes what that means, once we start paying attention.
Walking is always central, and “walking” can include walking aids or other ways of moving, depending on what you need.
These regular walks take place in Innsbruck and across Tirol, in German and English, and we offer walks in other locations as we travel, and through occasional collaborations.
Latest reflections & field notes
Occasional thoughts about urban walks, walking practices, walking projects, and experiences from walks with others.
KINWORK Tirol: Jobs for the Future Booklet (Innsbruck, 2055)
Pradl hält z’samm (Innsbruck, 2055)
