This study investigates objective measures of emotion during virtual walks through urban environments. Utilizing immersive virtual reality (VR) technology, participants were immersed in virtual urban settings while their emotional responses were recorded using various physiological and behavioral measures. The study aims to quantify emotions such as stress, arousal, and pleasure, experienced during virtual urban walks, using objective metrics derived from physiological signals and behavioral cues. Findings provide insights into the emotional impact of urban environments and contribute to the development of objective measures for assessing emotional experiences in virtual reality settings.