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12 Iconic American Locations You Can Visit for Free

July 28, 2021 · Travel
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4. Central Park

When you hear New York, aside from skyscrapers, heavy traffic and bright city lights, one of the things that comes into your mind is definitely Central Park. You’ve seen it in movies, TV shows and it’s definitely one of the most famous New York attractions. Central Park is also one of the biggest parks in the city covering approximately 843 acres.

You can take a break from the city and enjoy your coffee surrounded by nature. During fall, you can admire the colorful trees with their red, yellow and brown leaves. Or, you can buy some snacks and have a nice picnic.

Not only that, but there are also a lot of events taking place in Central Park, from live performances and DJ sets to informational speeches. And yes, you can enjoy all these activities for free.

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