What are the free tourist attractions abroad?

1, The Grand Canyon (the? Shanda? Canyon)

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. There are some free visits every year? :? 65438+1October 2 1, April 22 to 26, August 25, September 28 and165438+1October 9 to 1 1. Not only can you see breathtaking scenery, but you don't have to spend money at all.

2. Staten Island Ferry? Staton? Island? Ferry)

It's really hard to find major tourist attractions that are completely free in new york City, so don't miss the free ferry on Staten Island in Manhattan, where you can enjoy the Statue of Liberty, the skyline in downtown Manhattan and the beautiful scenery of New Jersey.

Running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is completely free, which will definitely save a lot of money compared with the paid trip from the travel agency near Battery Park.

3. Las Vegas (Las? Las Vegas) hotel activities

Sincerely recommend the hotel located on Las Vegas Boulevard, where there are many really amazing free attractions. For example, every 15 minutes, there is a volcanic eruption performance in the square outside the mirage rice station, a fabulous lighting and water dance performance in the Bellagio Hotel, and even a chance to enjoy a live-action rowing performance in the Venice Hotel.

Each hotel's performance has its own characteristics, which together create a particularly unforgettable "free" experience.

4. Various museums in London

London's expensive price is absolutely the highest in the world, so free scenic spots are absolutely necessary, among which the major museums in London (as well as museums all over Britain) are the best choices. Whether it is the National Portrait Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum or the British Museum of Natural History, they are all free, so you can visit them as much as you like.

5. Pantheon in Rome

Rome, alias "Eternal City", has many historical sites to visit, and the Pantheon is one of them. The Pantheon was originally built to commemorate the Roman gods, but it was rebuilt in 126 BC and became one of many impressive buildings in Rome. Best of all, it's free. ?