New York City is infamous for being expensive, but with a little time and effort you can have your fair share of cheap thrills.
1. Walking along the
High Line is free and provides views not only of the Hudson River, but public artwork, scenery, and is a great place to stroll for an hour or two or enjoy a picnic lunch.
Great architecture along the High Line.
Loved this ad along the High Line.
Views of the Empire State Building from the High Line
2. Walking around Central Park is another great free activity. There is plenty of territory to cover with ponds, bridges and play grounds. The Plaza Hotel is adjacent to Central Park and was the home to Eloise.
3. While taking a carriage ride through
Central Park is anything but free, picking up a bag of hot nuts from a street vendor in the park will set you back only a few dollars.
3. Possibly the best burger in town can be found at
Shake Shack for just a few dollars. Don't be fooled by the name, their shakes are horrendous, but their burgers are delicious.
4. Take a ride on the ferris wheel at the
Toys R Us in Times Square. Sure it is geared towards children, but how many toy stores have an actual ferris wheel inside?
5. Visit the
9/11 memorial. Tickets are free, but you need to make your reservation in advance.
8. Take a free ride on the
Staten Island Ferry for views of Lady Liberty and the city.
9. Start your day with a sugar rush. Enjoy a crystallized ginger donut or better yet a Black Out Cake donut from
Doughnut Plant.
10. Take an audio tour of
Grand Central.
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