Philosophers' path ISVW
Walk the Philosophers' Path and set your thinking in motion! The Philosophers' Path invites you to think about philosophical questions of all times that are still relevant today. This philosophical walk (1.5 km) across ISVW Estate and Oud-Leusden woodland and heathland leads you along ten leading figures from the history of philosophy. Using the QR codes on the signs, you can listen to what these thinkers have to say to us on a philosophical theme with your mobile phone. You can also listen to their biographies here.
Theme: nature
The theme you can listen to now is 'Nature'. Wa...
Walk the Philosophers' Path and set your thinking in motion! The Philosophers' Path invites you to think about philosophical questions of all times that are still relevant today. This philosophical walk (1.5 km) across ISVW Estate and Oud-Leusden woodland and heathland leads you along ten leading figures from the history of philosophy. Using the QR codes on the signs, you can listen to what these thinkers have to say to us on a philosophical theme with your mobile phone. You can also listen to their biographies here.
Theme: nature
The theme you can listen to now is 'Nature'. What is nature? Is everything nature or is there something beyond it? Do we as humans coincide with nature? Is there a hierarchy in nature? Does the natural equal the good? Should we let nature take its course as much as possible? In the audio tour, you will hear how philosophers thought about these questions.
Audio tour for children
ISVW invites young visitors to playfully learn about philosophers and big life questions through a specially developed audio tour. It can be listened to via ISVW's website: Philosophers' path for the young thinker - ISVW.
Practical
The walk is signposted. View the route here or here for route GPX files. Prefer paper directions? A brochure is available from Leusden Natuurlijk and the reception of ISVW Estate. This also describes an additional walking loop of 2.5 km.
Learn more about the background of the Philosophers' Path here.
View the walk here via izi-travel, or with the qr code.
