Privacy Policy

Free Things To Do In Mexico City collects pay what you want walking tours and free places in one plain directory. The site sells nothing, takes no bookings and holds no payment details. This page explains the small amount of data the site touches and the choices readers have.

What A Visit Produces

A visit to Free Things To Do In Mexico City generates a standard page view and an entry in anonymised server logs. There are no accounts, no forms and no checkout, so nothing is collected that could tie a reader to a booking or a payment. The logs hold the usual technical details a web server records, such as the request time and the page asked for, stripped of identifying information. No profile is built, because there is nothing to build one from. The site has no newsletter, no sign up and no reader list of any kind.

Purple jacaranda blossoms over a gravel path in the Alameda Central

Cookies And Analytics

The site runs a standard page view tool to see which pages get read. That is the whole measurement set. No advertising trackers, no cross site follow buttons and no social pixels sit on these pages. Cookies, if the analytics tool sets any, serve the count of visits and nothing else. Readers who block cookies or use tracking protection lose nothing: every walk card, meeting point and free place listing works the same way. The 24 walks described here can all be browsed without accepting anything.

Links Out To GuruWalk And Freetour.com

This directory operates no tours. Every walk belongs to an independent local guide and runs on GuruWalk, except the Chapultepec Castle and Lake, Downtown Secrets Walk and Santa María la Ribera Alternative walks, which are listed on freetour.com. When a reader reserves a walk through a link on this site, GuruWalk or freetour.com may pay this site a commission. The walk stays pay what you want and nothing extra is charged to the reader. The site is not affiliated with either platform beyond that commission arrangement.

A narrow aisle between food stalls inside the Mercado de Coyoacan

Your Choices

Because no accounts or forms exist, there is nothing to delete, export or close. Readers who prefer not to be counted can block the analytics script or clear cookies at any time and the site will still work in full. Questions about this page, a walk listing or a correction to a free place fact can go to info@freethingstodoinmexicocity.com. The guides themselves answer booking questions on their own GuruWalk or freetour.com pages, and this site never holds a reservation or a payment.

The Short Answer

Standard page view analytics and anonymised server logs only
No accounts, no forms, no checkout, no reader lists
Commission may be paid by GuruWalk or freetour.com when a reader books; the walk stays pay what you want
Questions welcome at info@freethingstodoinmexicocity.com