The relationship between women and public spaces has long been a complex and multifaceted issue, deeply intertwined with societal and cultural norms and historical disparities. These factors have had a lasting impact on the way women navigate their way through an urban landscape.

The study focuses on challenging these prevailing narratives and reimagining spaces that are inclusive for all genders. By exploring the gullies (streets) of Chandni Chowk (Delhi, India) as the case study, the research delves into the forgotten history of the women who shaped this area. The study incorporates the experiences of six women who visited these gullies, exploring their perspectives to better understand their diverse relationships with public spaces, analysing their ideas of comfort and safety. The collective experiences of the participants find their expression on the website, bearing the title, 'Let’s Go for a Walk’.