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What Emails Are For

Gaps in what the pages cover matter too: a free corner of Segovia these articles miss, or a free-entry rule at a museum that has shifted, deserves a short note.
A GuruWalk link that lands on an error page, or freetour.com's page for its walk that will not load, takes a single brief message to set right.
A meeting point that has moved, or a walk that has stopped running, needs correcting here before another reader plans a day around it.
A rating printed here that no longer matches the figure on the GuruWalk page, or on freetour.com's own page for its walk, gets corrected the same day the email arrives.

The Roman Aqueduct of Segovia rising above the old town rooftops

How Email Works Here

An email address is all this site offers, and it is a working one. Write in when something here looks wrong: a meeting point listed for the wrong walk, an attraction whose opening window has shifted, a free-entry condition that has lapsed. Those fixes belong to this site and get made. A booking does not.

Cobblestone lane in the old town of Segovia with warm stone facades

What Happens Next

Money questions never find an answer here, because no price is ever set on these walks. Each one runs free, pay what you want. That covers Segovia is a different story, guided by Patricia and reserved on GuruWalk, and the Free Tour through the Monumental Segovia, reserved through freetour.com. What a walker chooses to give afterwards is not recorded, suggested or capped by this site. The terms that govern each walk were written by the platform carrying it, so GuruWalk's own page answers for its walk and freetour.com's own page answers for its walk. Anything between walker and guide at the end of a route stays exactly there.

Feedback about a guide belongs on the page where the booking happened, not in an inbox here. If Patricia starts late or a route gets trimmed short on Segovia is a different story, the review belongs on GuruWalk, where the guide and future walkers will see it. The same goes for the Free Tour through the Monumental Segovia: its reviews are written on freetour.com, since that is where its reservations are held. A message sent here never reaches a guide. Nobody behind this site leads a walk or waits at Calle Fernán García or anywhere in Segovia. Where an email does help is the site itself. Point out a duration printed wrongly, a Sunday-entry condition that no longer holds, or a meeting point that has moved, and the page is corrected once the note arrives.