New York represents the most populous city in the United States and the third in America, located behind only São Paulo and Mexico City.

This is a city that exerts a great impact on commerce, media, art, finance, fashion, technology and mainly non-entertainment.

For this reason, the city that never sleeps is very loved by tourists from all over the world.

But, this is also a city famous for being the most expensive, therefore, with free attractions options to save money on its fairs:

Central Park

Central Park is in the district of Manhattan and has an area of 3.41 km². Therefore, the location is hugely effective in the center of the city of New York.

The park was created in 1857 and is used by natives and tourists as a place of peace to reduce the frenetic pace of the city.

Thus, the park has 42 million visitors every year and is the most famous in the world, considering that it appears in television programs and films.

Therefore, it is the ideal place to have that picnic with family and friends.

Brooklyn Bridge, New York 

Also, you can visit Brooklyn Bridge, which would be the oldest suspension bridge in the country.

The extended tower from 1834 was built on the East River, linking the districts of Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Therefore, if you visit New York, you know that it became famous because it was the largest in the world and the first time it was suspended.

Generally speaking, the landscape is beautiful and not far away, it is possible to see the Statue of Liberty.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Otherwise, we can talk about the Catedral de São Patrício (Saint Patrick's Cathedral) which would be one of the best free attractions in the city.

This is a Catholic temple of neo-Gothic style that is located on the east side of Fifth Avenue, between 50th and 51st streets, in front of Rockefeller Center.

The parish was built between the years of 1858 and 1878, and the design was by architect James Renwick, Jr.

About a decade after its construction, the cathedral was considered a building of the National Register of Historic Places.

It is also a National Historical Framework and impresses tourists with a beautiful structure.

Roosevelt Island Cable Car, New York

And as a last option, we recommend visiting the Roosevelt Island Teleférico.

But, you know that the passeio is not 100% free of charge.

Most tourists use the Unlimited MetroCard ticket to qualify for free, but some must pay $2.75.

Be like for, the value is low and the experience is incredible.

Therefore, this is a cable car that runs in New York and links Roosevelt Island to Manhattan on the East River.

Basically, you will be able to have an incredible view to know a little more about the city.