Privacy Policy

Free Things To Do In Lisbon is a directory and nothing else. Nothing is sold here, no payment is taken and no seat on any walk is booked through these pages. Each of the 63 free walking tours listed across GuruWalk and freetour.com belongs to an independent local guide, and every reservation happens on that guide's own page on one of those two platforms. Because no transaction ever passes through this site, the information it could pick up about a visitor is small. This page spells out exactly what that is, and what changes the moment a reader follows a link to reserve a spot.

Data A Visit Leaves Behind

There is no booking form anywhere on this site. To hold a place on a walk, a reader goes to GuruWalk or freetour.com, and anything typed there, a name, an email address, whatever else, stays with that platform. None of it travels back here. What this site could see is limited to the ordinary signals a browser produces during any visit to any web page.

What Never Leaves Here

Simple cookies may count how often individual pages are opened. They carry no personal identity of any kind. No advertising profiles get built, and no reader's behaviour is followed from one page to the next or one visit to the next. Where any analytics exist at all, they amount to anonymous page totals and stop there.

The Short Version

• No personal data is collected on this site: no names, no emails, no payment details, because no booking or purchase of any walk happens here.
• Each walk costs nothing up front: you pay what you want at the end, and the reservation itself is made on GuruWalk or freetour.com, where their own terms apply.
• Links to the walks are affiliate links. When a reservation follows one of them, GuruWalk or freetour.com pays this site a fee, and the walk costs you nothing extra.
• Cookies can be blocked or deleted through your browser at any point, and an email to this site will get an answer about this page or about any walk listed on it.

Your Choices

Your browser holds the controls for cookies on this site: turn them off, restrict them, or wipe them whenever you want, and every page keeps its free-entry facts and walk descriptions readable either way. Booking a walk works differently. That happens on GuruWalk or on freetour.com, and any account you open there, with whatever details it holds, is yours to close whenever you decide to.

The email address in the footer takes any question about this page, including a request to correct or remove how a walk is described here. For something specific to a walk itself, such as its meeting point or its schedule, the right channel is the guide's GuruWalk page or their freetour.com listing: the walk is theirs to run, and this site neither operates it nor takes bookings for it.