Pieces of Raoul is a digital outdoor exhibition experienced through an app as a walk through Stockholm. The venue says the app is available in Swedish and English. It describes the exhibition as following Raoul Wallenberg’s life and fate and letting visitors experience situations he faced. The venue says Wallenberg saved the lives of more than 10,000 people during the Second World War.

The walk starts at Raoul Wallenbergs torg. Visit Stockholm says it ends in Berzelii park and takes 45 minutes; the venue’s website gives an approximate duration of 40 minutes. The app includes a sound story read by Cecilia Åhlberg, the granddaughter of Wallenberg’s sister Nina. It also uses pictures from the family’s personal archive and augmented reality.

The experience is made for following the route outdoors with the app. The information provided does not give a ticket price or opening hours.