As the largest city on the East Coast of the United States, New York enjoys an important economic and commercial status and has a bustling urban landscape that attracts countless tourists every year. You can see many modern buildings, experience the night culture of New York, and enjoy many famous attractions, but New York also has expensive prices, so if you want to visit here, you need to pay a certain amount of travel costs, but surprisingly, there are also a lot of free fun and beautiful places, now for you to organize the following, let's take a look!

1. Brooklyn Botanic Garden

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Brooklyn, New York City, established in 1910, has more than 10,000 kinds of vegetation and is divided into more than twenty gardens according to the categories of plants, including the Cherry Garden, the Day Garden, the Aromatic Garden, and the Glenford Rose Garden. Attracting a large number of visitors every year, it is open for free from the beginning of November to the beginning of March every year, and you have the opportunity to enjoy the garden's wide variety of plants.

2. Central Park

With its secluded lakes and beautiful natural scenery, New York's Central Park provides a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding city, and New York City visitors are even more impressed with its beauty and comfort, making it a great place to enjoy a little relaxation and get a better sense of what life is like in New York City. During the summer, it's a great place to picnic, listen to music, and explore fun and free activities.

3. Brooklyn Bridge

you know The Brooklyn Bridge is a must-see suspension bridge in New York. This is the oldest scenic spot in the United States. The longest is the 5558 Linsuo Bridge. You can see it connect the East River Bridge in New York with the East River in New York, about 69 kilometers. On this bridge, is very charming, when you walk on the bridge, you can fully appreciate the scenery of New York and Brooklyn, and take the opportunity to take beautiful photos.

4. The Staten Island Ferry

When thinking of New York, I believe that the first thing that many people think of is the Statue of Liberty. This famous attraction has attracted countless people to visit. It is also a symbol of freedom. It is recommended that you take some time to see it for yourself. There are several ways, if you don't want to go to the island but want to see the Statue of Liberty up close from the sea, you can take the free Staten Island Ferry to this quiet island. In addition, the main purpose of the free ferry is to provide island residents to and from Manhattan. You also have the opportunity to take the ferry to enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenery and see the Statue of Liberty.

5.New York Public Library

The New York Public Library, built in 1895, is one of the three largest public libraries in New York, located on Fifth Avenue, and one of the most famous libraries in the world. The collection has over 50 million books and other items. If you want to go inside and see the books inside the library, you can take a free guided tour Monday through Saturday from 11am - 2pm, and on Sunday from 2pm.

6. Grand Central Terminal

New York's Grand Central Terminal is also one of the recommended sites to see, being the largest railroad station in the world in terms of public building space and one of the busiest in the United States. The station was built by the American railroad king and officially opened in 1913. You will see the four-sided clock in the center of the central concourse as the most striking landmark in the station, and on the ceiling is a painting of a starry dome painted by French artist Paul César Helleu in 1912. You will find that you can capture the literary atmosphere while riding the train.