Plan · observe · share
Ten challenges for looking at the city together
A façade, square or garden is enough to start. These ten missions invite children and adults to look before searching for an explanation. Print the sheet or share the link, then explore a question further with Street Whisperer.
The next place has a story.
Take your guide with you.
Street Whisperer for iPhone and Android. 7 free visits and 7 free questions, in 15 languages.
The take-along sheet
One walk. Ten ways to look.
Choose three challenges to start; you do not need to complete them all. Architecture, Monument, History, Park or garden and Panoramic view are app categories.
Looking is not guessing.
Stay in spaces open to the public, supervise children and do not touch artworks. A closed door is not an invitation to enter. Historical answers need sources: the game values attention rather than a supposedly correct guess.
To tell a place’s story, use Street Whisperer’s four chapters: what stands before you, its story, look at this and what most people never learn. Separate observation, documented context and the question you still want to ask.
Choose a place to startThe next place has a story.
Take your guide with you.
Street Whisperer for iPhone and Android. 7 free visits and 7 free questions, in 15 languages.
Street Whisperer · street-whisperer.com · App for iPhone and Android. 7 free visits and 7 free questions.