There are a number of museums and art exhibitions in New York and many of these are free to enter. However, it is sometimes recommended that visitors make a donation. The famous Metropolitan Museum of Art is home to a range of renowned masterpieces, photography exhibitions and significant cultural artifacts from history, making it a fascinating destination for economic travelers.
Tourists can visit a number of sights and landmarks for free in New York. The list includes Rockefeller Center, widely known for its Art Deco architecture; Times Square; Grand Central station; and the Brooklyn bridge, which also offers a picturesque view of the New York City skyline at sunset.
Central Park offers visitors a different side of New York. Away from the bustling streets, tourists can enjoy a relaxing stroll around the 843-acre grounds. The site is home to the John Lennon memorial Strawberry Fields, which is free to view. The Central Park Zoo costs $10 for adults and $5 for children. Free concerts are often held in the park. Performances differ every year, but lists of upcoming events can be found on websites such as SummerStage.org.
