Contact Us
Email is the way in, whether the question concerns one of the 28 pay-what-you-want walking tours in this directory or a free church, square, market or viewpoint written up on another page. On the tour side this site operates nothing at all: every walk belongs to an independent local guide, and every reservation happens on GuruWalk, from Absolutely Amsterdam by FreeDam Tours down to the newest history walk. Where a guide's GuruWalk page leaves something unclear, send a note and ask.
Corrections count for as much as questions here. Perhaps a church has changed its hours, a guide now gathers somewhere other than the meeting point printed here, or a garden described as walkable has closed for the season. A short email naming what you saw wrong is enough, and the page gets set right for the next reader.
- Anything about a single walk before you reserve a place: the meeting point, the duration, the languages it runs in, all answered against the guide's own GuruWalk page.
- Gaps in coverage too: an Amsterdam district, a theme or a type of free attraction these pages have not yet written about, send the suggestion in.
- A link out to a guide's GuruWalk page that lands on an error page rather than the walk's own page.
- Word that a guide has shifted a meeting point or stopped running a walk altogether, so the entry here can be fixed.
- Spot a rating, review total or meeting point that no longer matches the guide's GuruWalk page? Send the correction and the entry will be fixed.
Email info@freethingstodoinamsterdam.com
Before You Email
Email sent here gets read. Where a message really helps is with the site's own pages: a duration printed wrongly, a clumsy sentence, a church or viewpoint whose free-entry terms have shifted since the page was written. Reservations are a separate track. Every booking lives on GuruWalk, and a change to one can only be made through the support channels there, not through this inbox.
Where An Email Here Helps
Every walk listed on this site is run by somebody else. The independent local guides behind the 28 free walking tours set their own meeting points and groups, and every reservation happens on GuruWalk. A message sent to this address cannot reach a guide's booking list, so moving a date, adding a person or cancelling a place has to happen on the walk's own page at GuruWalk.
No figure will ever appear next to a walk on this site, because there is no figure to print. Free, pay what you want is the price of all 28 walks, and what a walker gives the guide at the end stays between those two. Any question about how paying works has one home: the walk's page on GuruWalk.
A complaint about the walk itself has a better home than this inbox. When a guide starts late, finishes early or leaves the history open to doubt, the honest venue is the walk's own page on GuruWalk, where a review speaks straight to the guide and to the walkers who come after. A directory cannot step into somebody else's departure, fix a bad hour or pass a message along. Its responsibility ends at its own pages, and any detail printed here that has drifted from the facts gets corrected once flagged.
One boundary should be said plainly. Once a booking exists on GuruWalk, the walk belongs to its guide: the pace, the route and every word spoken along the way are that guide's own, and this site plays no part in any of it. What this site does answer for is its text, the meeting points it prints, the free-entry terms it lists and each walk's details as shown. If one of those stops matching reality, an email about it will be read and acted on.