Free Things to do in New York

Eric’s New York App is THE app for New York. In this app, you will find maps, information about attractions, walking routes through different neighbourhoods, personal tips, and tickets for…

New York TV Show tickets are available online for free. Sign up to attend tapings of popular talk shows in New York. See stars up close, take a look behind…

The Staten Island Ferry is a free ferry that runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week between Manhattan and Staten Island. From the boat, you will have a…

Using Wi-Fi in New York (wireless internet) is very handy if you want to quickly check emails, visit NewYork.co.uk or to share something on Facebook! Luckily, there are many places…

Central Park in New York is a large park in the middle of Manhattan, spanning from 59th to 110th Street (and Fifth to 8th Avenue). Constructed artificially, with bits of…

The Brooklyn Bridge was built between 1869 and 1883 and was opened in May 1883. It was the first bridge in the world to be suspended by steel. For a…

The 9/11 Memorial in New York, at Ground Zero, is the memorial commemorating the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the victims of the…

Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York is located, as the name suggests, right under Brooklyn Bridge, on the water. The 34-hectare park is known for its gardens, footpaths along the…

There are plenty of beautiful parks in New York where you can retreat from the city. Despite New York being known for having the highest skyscrapers in the world, there…

Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn is a beautiful authentic carousel, situated in a square glass building. This way you can always take a ride, rain or shine. Go with or without…

Roosevelt Island in New York, on the East River. The Island, named after the former president of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt, belongs to the district of Manhattan. You…

Roosevelt Island Tram in New York is a must-do! With this aerial tramway, you can cross the East River from Manhattan to Roosevelt Island in four minutes. Along the way,…

High Line Park in New York is a long, stretching park, on an elevated train track, in the middle of Manhattan. The park runs from the Meatpacking District to Hudson…

Governors Island New York is a small island 5 minutes away from Downtown Manhattan. On Governors Island, you can escape the urban jungle, while having stunning views of Manhattan. In…

Grand Central Terminal opened on the 2nd of February, 1913, with its very first train leaving at 12:20. Many people still call it Grand Central Station; the name of the former railway…

New York markets are an affordable alternative to regular grocery shopping. Therefore, many New Yorkers often shop at a variety of markets around the city. The produce is often fresher…

The New York Public Library (NYPL) in Manhattan is a classic building with a grand stairway flanked by two marble lions. This New York Public Library main building, whose official…

Manhattanhenge, or the Manhattan Solstice as it’s also called, is a popular astronomical phenomenon in New York. It takes place twice a year when the sun perfectly aligns with the…

Finding filming locations in New York is sometimes not so easy, as many films and TV series are produced in studios. It looks as if the films are set in…