The world’s free wonders; ۱۰ Ticket -free attraction that every tourist has to see

Touring in the most famous cities in the world does not necessarily require heavy costs. Some of the most memorable experiences, such as walking through monuments, visiting reputable museums, or watching stunning natural landscapes, are completely free. From Tokyo’s ancient temples to the spectacular beaches of Sydney, you will find four amazing and free attractions in world -renowned cities that will not be a good visit.

At the heart of Manhattan and in an area of 1.5 square kilometers, Central Park is a city paradise. Beautiful hiking trails, historical sculptures and famous filming places are part of the attractions of the park. This park has a beautiful look every season; For example, in the fall you can enjoy the colorful nature and have a pleasant picnic in the summer.

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London, with some of the world’s top museums, is a unique destination for those interested in culture and history. In the meantime, the British Museum (British Museum), with a free entrance, has a spectacular collection of antiquities dating back thousands of years. These include Rosetta Stone and ancient Egyptian mummies. Visitors can spend hours in this amazing atmosphere, without paying for it.

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Among the dense forest in the heart of Tokyo, Meiji Shrine is like a quiet shelter. Built in honor of the Emperor Meiji and Empress Shocken, the Shinto shrine opens a door to Japanese spiritual rituals and traditions.

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Sydney has a worldwide reputation for its eye -catching coastline, and the best thing is that the beach is free to tourists. You can relax on the golden sands of Bondi Beach, walk along the spectacular Cooge Beach route, or enjoy the stunning shore scenery.

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While visiting museums such as the Louvre and the Orsay Museum requires entrance, art enthusiasts can watch a significant collection of artworks at the Museum of Modern Art at the Paris Museum. The museum is dedicated to modern and contemporary art and exhibits works by artists such as Picasso, Braque, and so on.

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The National Mall is the most visited US National Park; Where the past, the present and the future are intertwined. The park hosts some of the most well -known monuments in the United States. As you walk through symbolic memoirs and prominent museums in the National Mal, you will be introduced to American history and culture.

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The Grand Bazaar is one of the oldest and widest indoor markets in the world. Even if you are not going to buy, walking at four winding crossings and watching about 5 shops in this market will be an unforgettable experience.

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Singapore is known for its modern and futuristic architecture. It has a variety of attractions, with Gardens by the Bay being one of the most striking. Although the view of Cloud Forest and Flower Dome requires tickets, free sections such as SuperTree Grow and water gardens are available for free.

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The Blue Mosque, also known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is one of Istanbul’s most magnificent monuments; A mosque that is free to the public. Blue tiles, magnificent domes and tall minarets have made the mosque one of the most prominent attractions of the city.

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Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest and most sacred Buddhist monuments in the world. In the area of the building you will see the wheels of prayer, monks, and tea houses. This stupa is a space full of peace and meaning, and the spiritual aspect of the city of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, beautifully portrays. (MSN)

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Do you know another free gravity and have the experience of visiting them? We are happy to share your comments and experiences with us and your companions.

Cover Photo Source: Mybestplace.com; Photographer: Unknown (Singapore Gulf Gardens)