Contact Us

Whatever brings you here, a query about the 18 pay-what-you-want walks in this Munich directory, or about free-entry details for a church, memorial, park or viewpoint mentioned beside them, the answer starts with an email. Nothing on the walking side is operated by the site: each tour belongs to a local guide, and spots are reserved through GuruWalk or, for the English Free Walking Tour of Munich by Heart of Munich Tours, through freetour.com. Anything the guides' own pages cannot answer, write in.

Corrections are just as welcome as questions. Perhaps the Frauenkirche tower fee has shifted, a walk now gathers somewhere other than Fischbrunnen, or a Sunday ticket at a Pinakothek no longer reads EUR 1. A short email with what you noticed is enough. Fixes go in, and the next visitor reads a sharper page.

Email info@freethingstodoinmunich.com

After You Send

Emails reach this address and get replies. From here, what can actually be changed is the directory: a duration that no longer matches the guide's page, an unclear paragraph, an entry rule at a Munich museum that has moved. A reserved place on a walk is different, since those bookings live with GuruWalk or freetour.com and only their own support can handle them.

The Site's Limits

Free Things To Do In Munich runs none of the 18 free walking tours it writes about. Every walk belongs to an independent local guide and is booked through GuruWalk, or through freetour.com for the Fun English Old Town Walk. Changing a date, adding a name or cancelling has to happen on the platform that holds the reservation, because an email to this site cannot reach a guide's booking.

No page here will ever name a tip. The price of every walk in the roster is the same and it is not a number: free, pay what you want. What a walker hands the guide afterwards is between them alone, and GuruWalk and freetour.com may each show their own guidance on their pages. For anything about how paying works, the walk's own page on its platform is the address.

Say a walk starts late, moves too fast or a guide seems off form: those comments belong with the people who can act on them, the guide or the platform the walk runs on, since GuruWalk and freetour.com both carry review systems built for exactly this. A directory has no power over a bad morning and no way to pass a message to a guide. Where it does have power is its own pages, and a description that has drifted from the facts will get fixed here.

A last boundary, stated plainly. Once a spot is reserved, the walk is the guide's: the route they choose, the pace they set and the answers they give on the day all rest with them, not with this site. What this site owns is narrower, its own words, the meeting points, the free-entry rules and each walk's details, and if any of those ever stops matching reality, a note pointing it out is welcome.

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