Walk the world – the world’s best free walking tours

Imagine strolling the cobbled streets of Florence and each one revealing an amazing piece of Italian history. How about walking through the vibrant city of Seoul and admiring the traditional hanboks?

Want to see everything your destination offers but don’t want the cost of an expensive guided tour?

The answer is to go on a free walking tour. You’ll save money and see popular tourist attractions for free.

Let’s walk the world and explore the best free walking tours available in Europe, UK, Asia, USA & Canada and Australia & New Zealand.

River Arno, Florence Italy

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Europe

Walking tours are popular in Europe. Some European cities that offer walking tours are: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Copenhagen, Florence, Lisbon, Paris, Prague, Rome, Seville, Stockholm, Vienna and many more.

There are a few travel companies that run free walking tours.

Here are ones I’ve used.

Prime Tours

Free walking tours Stockholm

New Europe Tours

UK

Visiting the UK and interested in a walking tour? You’re in luck. If you are in London, Edinburgh, Dublin or Belfast there is a tour ready for you to join.

Check out these popular travel companies.

Strawberry Tours

Free Tours

Asia

Free walking tours are not as common in Asia, but they are growing in popularity. Here are some Asian countries where you can join a walking tour; China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand.

Strawberry Tours, and Free Tours can book your tour.

USA & Canada

Many US and Canadian cities offer walking tours. Head to Free Tours to organise in your chosen destination.

Australia & New Zealand

Walking tours in Australia and New Zealand are a popular way to navigate your new destination.

Strawberry Tours is my pick for the best walking travel company who run tours in Australia and New Zealand.



What happens on a free walking tour?

You don’t need to book in advance on most walking tours. Just turn up at the set time at the organised meeting point and join the group.

A local guide will be your tour leader. Tours usually run for about 1 hour and you will be taken to the main tourist attractions.

Pompeii Italy

The free walking tours are tip based, so at the end, give a donation of your choice to the guide. All tips are appreciated – big or small.

If you enjoyed the tour, make sure you tell your friends. These tours rely on word of mouth recommendations, so spread the word.

What do you need for your free walking tour?

Grab your best pair of walking shoes and a small amount of money and you’re set. Walk the world on your terms.



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