Historic Neighborhoods

Each city is home to historic neighborhoods that are basically open-air museum. You’ll learn a lot about the city’s heritage while simply walking through cobblestone streets and admiring the charming architecture.

Amazing Architecture

Speaking of the architectural wonders of a new city, you won’t have to spend a fortune to explore it. Even if a certain building comes with a high entrance fee, you can still admire its architecture from the outside.

Public Parks

If you want to sit back and relax after a long day of exploring a new city, head to some of its public parks and gardens because they’re usually free to visit.

Local Markets

Even though you’ll probably spend some money on souvenirs, local food, and crafts while visiting local markets, you won’t have to pay anything to just get inside.

Beautiful Beaches

If your city of choice is located near a coast or has a waterfront, you’ll probably be able to access many beaches in the area free of charge.

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The Griffith Observatory

The Griffith Observatory offers some of the most breathtaking views of the city and many fascinating exhibits, and admission to the building and grounds is always free of charge.

Santa Monica Pier

You can enter Santa Monica pier and beach for free, but be ready to spend some extra cash if you want to go on some of the rides or try some food at the local restaurants.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

If you want to look for the star of your favorite celebrity while in LA, you can do it for free since the Hollywood Walk of Fame charges no admission fees.

The Getty Center

You can check out some of the most amazing works of art at this cultural institution without spending a dime, but its imposing building is a masterpiece in itself.

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Historic Neighborhoods

Each city is home to historic neighborhoods that are basically open-air museum. You’ll learn a lot about the city’s heritage while simply walking through cobblestone streets and admiring the charming architecture.

Amazing Architecture

Speaking of the architectural wonders of a new city, you won’t have to spend a fortune to explore it. Even if a certain building comes with a high entrance fee, you can still admire its architecture from the outside.

Public Parks

If you want to sit back and relax after a long day of exploring a new city, head to some of its public parks and gardens because they’re usually free to visit.

Local Markets

Even though you’ll probably spend some money on souvenirs, local food, and crafts while visiting local markets, you won’t have to pay anything to just get inside.

Beautiful Beaches

If your city of choice is located near a coast or has a waterfront, you’ll probably be able to access many beaches in the area free of charge.

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A post shared by Anita Baldwin (@anita.baldy)

The post 5 Major Tourist Attractions You Can Visit in Any City Without Spending a Dime appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Griffith Observatory

The Griffith Observatory offers some of the most breathtaking views of the city and many fascinating exhibits, and admission to the building and grounds is always free of charge.

Santa Monica Pier

You can enter Santa Monica pier and beach for free, but be ready to spend some extra cash if you want to go on some of the rides or try some food at the local restaurants.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

If you want to look for the star of your favorite celebrity while in LA, you can do it for free since the Hollywood Walk of Fame charges no admission fees.

The Getty Center

You can check out some of the most amazing works of art at this cultural institution without spending a dime, but its imposing building is a masterpiece in itself.

The post Los Angeles’ Top Attractions You Can See For Free appeared first on Traveler Master.