How do we find our way in the modern city? In its buildings, institutions and modes of transport? As urban environments have become increasingly complex, wayfinding turned into an essential and popular discipline. Successful wayfinding design ensures a smooth transition through a city, building or public space. It makes the life of human beings easier and more relaxed. 'The Wayfinding Handbook', written by designer David Gibson, forms a thorough and colourful overview of the daily practice of wayfinding. It does not only show how wayfinding helps us to get around, but it also illustrates how to plan and design wayfinding systems. In the end, a good wayfinding system can improve the experience of a city or building, making it an essential element to be considered in (urban) planning.