The creation of new tools to navigate the intangible cultural heritage data goes through the analysis of available data and their integration with new information that can be obtained either automatically, developing specific algorithms, either manually by intervention of sector experts. This new information, combined with those already available, permit the construction of recreational paths and discovery games that enable even a less experienced audience coming in contact with the intangible heritage. In this paper we present a work in progress to show new tools to navigate the intangible in different ways.