Contact Us

This page exists so readers can reach the site rather than guess at it. Maybe a question concerns one of the 15 free walking tours, or a free-entry rule at a Brussels museum, or a walk that seems to have vanished. Each walk is run by an independent local guide or tour company and each reservation is made on GuruWalk or on freetour.com, so questions about when and where a specific walk meets belong on the guide's own GuruWalk or freetour.com page for that walk. Everything else can go to the email address printed here.

A short message is all it takes when something on the site needs attention. A meeting point that no longer matches the street, a language listed that a guide has dropped, a museum free day that has shifted: each of these is worth reporting. One reader's note can put a page right for everyone who reads it after.

• Anything about a walk before you reserve a free spot: where it meets, which languages it runs in, how long it lasts, all on GuruWalk or freetour.com.
• Suggestions for a district, a language or a kind of free experience that deserves coverage, and questions about why a certain walk has no page.
• A GuruWalk page or a freetour.com listing that will not load, or a link that opens the wrong walk entirely.
• News that a guide has moved a meeting point, dropped a language or stopped running a walk, so the affected page can be corrected.
• A number that seems off, whether a rating, a review total or a duration? Name the page it sits on and give the figure that should be there instead.

Email info@freethingstodoinbrussels.com

What Happens Next

The address on this page is the contact for this site, not a call centre and not a tour company. The address is for reporting a wrong meeting point, an outdated free-entry rule or a description that has drifted from a walk's GuruWalk or freetour.com listing. Booking questions go straight to the platform the free spot was reserved on, since every reservation happens there and nowhere else.

The Limits Of This Site

Advice on how much to hand over is not given here. All 15 walks are free, pay what you want, and what a visitor chooses to give a guide at the end stays a private matter between the two of them. No figure, range or suggested rate appears on any page, and no page on this site prints a figure, range or suggested rate: what you pay on a free, pay what you want walk is entirely your decision.

If a walk starts late or feels rushed, the place to say so is GuruWalk or freetour.com, since the guide or operator runs the walk there and reviews on GuruWalk or freetour.com are where feedback on a walk belongs. This site does not operate any of the walks. It can describe what a walk offers, but it cannot intervene, adjust anything or speak for either platform.

There is also a limit on what can be promised once a reservation exists. The route, the pace and the answers on the day rest with the guide, and those choices belong to them alone. What this site does control is its own accuracy: the meeting points, the durations, the languages and the free-entry rules for museums and monuments. When any of those stops matching what a visitor actually finds, the email address exists for exactly that.