You'd be surprised at just how many fun things are to do in New York City that
are completely free. From world-class museums, boat rides and must-see
attractions, this video breaks down the top 10 things to do in New York City
without spending a dime. Number 1: Take a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. Whether
you choose to book one of our pay what you wish tours or go there on your own, the
Brooklyn Bridge offers some of the best views of New York City making it a must do.
Number 2: Ride the Staten Island Ferry, day or night. If you're looking for
more amazing views of the city, it's a free ride from Manhattan to Staten Island and
back. It's a great way to see sites like the Lower Manhattan skyline and the
Statue of Liberty. Number 3: Visit the 9/11 memorial. Visit the
massive fountains that pay tribute to those who lost their lives during the
9/11 attacks. Number 4: Stroll through Central Park. This pastoral escape from
the busy city offers wide-open spaces to sit in leisure and ponds and lakes to
walk along at your own pace. Number 5: Grand Central Terminal. This
historic terminal is unlike any in the world. While you can marvel at the beauty
of this design all on your own, the history of this site is worth exploring
on one of our pay what you like tours. Number 6: Walk the High Line, day or
night. This unusual park built on an abandoned elevated railroad offers a new
perspective of the city and its most famous landmarks. Number 7: Attend a
TV show taping. Being a part of the studio audience for one of your favorite
TV shows like Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon or the View
is huge fun. Check out our post of New York City TV show tickets to find out how.
Number 8: View the stunning New York City skyline. While visits to the
observation decks at the Empire State Building, Freedom Tower and Rockefeller
aren't free, we've compiled a list of great viewing spots by neighborhood.
Check out our post on the best New York City skyline views to find out about
these locations. Number 9: wander the streets of Chinatown. This small
neighborhood in Lower Manhattan is abundant with inexpensive and delicious
food options and offers an otherworldly adventure right in the Big Apple.
Number 10: Check out street art in Bushwick. Visit the neighborhood that has some of
the most densely populated graffiti in the city by some of the world's renowned
artists. To find out more about free things to do in New York City and to
book one of our pay what you like tours or a GPS audio enabled tour that brings
our tour guides right to your smartphone via our GPS enabled app, visit us at
www.freetoursbyfoot.com