In the world's top city, New York, prices are also very high, but in fact, it is possible to play all over New York without spending money! This article will recommend some free attractions in New York for readers.
1.-Times Square
The entire square and its surroundings are filled with skyscrapers, entertainment venues and shopping malls. The square is illuminated by huge LED billboards and colourful neon lights, and even at night, it is as bright as daylight.
Location: 42nd to 47th Streets, from Broadway to Seventh Avenue
2. Central Park
Such a unique park provides a relaxing occasion for city dwellers, and this park is not only a place for locals to relax but also a place that every visitor to New York will visit.
Location: North 110th Street to Central Park South (59th Street), and from Central Park West (8th Avenue) to 5th Ave
3. Brooklyn Bridge is a wooden bridge with a long history, a grand appearance, or an important transportation hub in the city, connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn. To visit this bridge, you can only choose to walk up the bridge, the whole bridge is more than 1800 meters long, many people will choose to walk the whole bridge, and some people only walk to the centre of the bridge. But whichever way you choose to visit, walking on the Brooklyn Bridge will give you a great view of the city below and in the distance.
Location: Brooklyn Bridge, New York, NY 10038
4. New York Aquarium
This aquarium is perfect for a personal visit. The entire aquarium covers 14 acres and has five exhibit areas. There is a wide variety of marine life and a fun sea lion show, which is great for children to learn about the ocean and have the opportunity to get up close and personal with marine animals. However, not all admission to the New York Aquarium is free, and admission is only free on Wednesdays after 3 p.m.
Address: 602 Surf Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224
5. Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden has a long history and covers a vast area. With over 14,000 species of plants and many themed gardens, it is also an extremely family-friendly attraction. Admission to the botanic garden is voluntary, so you can decide if you want to buy a ticket or not.
Address: 990 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
6. American Museum of Natural History
A variety of fossils, mammal specimens, and vertebrate specimens are available, making it ideal for parents to bring their children to learn. In addition, the Hall of Human Origin is the only exhibition in the United States dedicated to this field, which shows the various stages of human evolution.
Address: 200 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024
These are a few of the popular and non-ticketed places to visit in New York that this article recommends for readers. If you plan to travel to New York, it is also best to look at the official ticket requirements for these places on the official website in advance.
