Privacy Policy

Free Things To Do In Krakow is a directory, nothing more. No tour is sold from these pages, no payment is processed and no walker is ever booked by this site. All 18 walks described here are run by independent local guides, with reservations made on GuruWalk or, for a small set of walks, on freetour.com. Since nothing transactional happens here, the data this site can gather about you is minimal, and this page sets out what that is, plus what changes once you leave for a guide's own page.

What Data This Site Sees

No booking form exists on this site. To hold a free spot on any walk you go to GuruWalk or freetour.com, and whatever you type there, name, email or anything else, stays with that platform. None of it passes back to this site. What remains here is simply what any browser records during a normal visit to any website.

What Gets Kept Here

Ordinary cookies may be used to count how often pages are opened. They hold no personal identity. No advertising profiles are assembled and no behaviour is tracked from one person to the next. Where analytics exist, they show which pages get read, as anonymous totals, and nothing more.

The Short Version

Your Choices

The small amount of data involved stays under your control. Cookies can be refused or wiped through any browser's settings, and doing so will not lock you out of the free-entry facts or the walk descriptions published here. Reserving a spot on a walk is a separate matter: it happens on GuruWalk or freetour.com, where your account and its details are yours to close at any time.

Anything unclear on this page can be raised by writing to this site at the address given in the footer, including requests to correct or remove a walk's description. For questions about a specific walk, its starting point or its schedule, message the guide directly on their GuruWalk page or their freetour.com listing: they operate the walk, and this site neither runs it nor takes bookings.

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