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23 Free Things to do in St. Louis

Americans think of St. Louis as home of the iconic Gateway Arch, but Missouri’s musical city has much more to offer. Hop an Amtrak train and visit the city’s blues, ragtime and jazz venues. Sports fans can take in Cardinal’s baseball, Ram football or St. Louis Blues hockey games.

St. Louis also is home to museums and parks for every taste, from the famed Forest Park to the St. Louis Art Museum’s extensive collection of master works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Pissaro, Picasso and more. Whether you’re just visiting, hosting out-of-town guests or looking for a unique way to fill a weekend, this is your guide to the top free attractions in St. Louis.

1. Anheuser-Busch Tour
Whether your a Bud lover or just interested in how beer is made this is a great stop while your in St. Louis.

2. St.Louis Science Center
This is a great stop if you are bringing a kid along on your trip. Here you can go to all different exhibits that will explore the science of the real world.

3. Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
This is the house of his wife Julia Dent. This site commemorates the history behind Ulysses S. Grant.

4. St. Louis Union Station
If you are interested in seeing the former largest passenger rail terminal in the world come visit St. Louis’s Union Station. The station is over 114 years old and now is a marketplace.

5. Village of Elsah Museum
This museum is over 100 years old and was founded by James Semple. If you are interested in learning about Elsah and seeing some exhibits provided by near by universities this is a great stop.

20 Free Things to do in Dallas

1. Dallas Arts District
Walk through this arts district that is the largest urban art district in the nation. It also boasts a broad array of different architecture.

2. Dallas City Hall
See this famous building created by M.I. Pei. The building is in the shape of an inverted wedge.

3. Fountain Place
This is a giant water fountain at the base of a completely reflective building. It is certainly a site to see if you enjoy fountains.

4. Dallas Public Art
The city has a large collection of public art on display. Since the art is spread out throughout the down you will need to pick up a map from the city tourism center.

5. Irving Arts Center
This center is an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institute. There are different exhibits each day so make sure you call in advance to find out if you would be interested in the exhibit on display during your visit.

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33 Free Things to do in San Francisco

San Francisco combines cool fog with hot entertainment opportunities. Ride a cable car through the streets of San Francisco, splash in the bay, cruise its coves or just sit back and take in the city’s many parades and festivals. It’s easy to become visually drunk on the many fascinations of the City on the Bay. From sunsets over the Golden Gate Bridge to the fascinations of Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco offers something for everyone, all wrapped in a romantic fog. Best of all, you’ll find a wide variety of free activities in this most European of American cities.

1. Cable Car Museum
Visitors can experience the history of Cable Cars. Here there are a wide variety of different photo graphs, engines, and tools from all different eras in Cable Car history.

2. Chinese Culture Center
Come visit and learn about the rich Chinese history throughout San Francisco.

3. Golden Gate Park Band Concerts
Admission is free on Sundays April through October.

4. San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Free performances in varying parks throughout the city during the summer.

5. Stern Grove Concerts
Free outdoor concerts on Sundays during the summer.

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10 Free Things to do in Atlanta

Originally a little Native American village known as Standing Peachtree, Atlanta has grown to become the country’s third-largest city. From the infamous Burning of Atlanta during the Civil War — depicted in “Gone With the Wind” — to its hosting of the 1996 Summer Olympics, this Georgia gem is rich in history and entertainment diversity.

1. Piedmont Park
This park offers free guided walking tours to explore the history of the park.

2. Centennial Olympic Park
If you are interested in where the Atlanta Olympic Games took place this is a great place to visit. There is a free light display and ice skating in the winter.

3. Imagine It! Atlanta’s Children’s Museum
The museum has a wide variety of exhibits for anyone to enjoy, including some rotating exhibits depending on the time you are visiting.

4. Center For Puppetry Arts Museum
This museum offers unique exhibits featuring the evolution of puppetry. Some puppet shows maybe free as well but you will need to check first.

5. Martin Luther King Center
Here you can visit and tour the house of Martin Luther King Jr. It celebrates the lives of both Martin Luther King Jr and his wife Coretta Scott King.

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22 Free Things to do in Chicago

Chicago is a bustling, energetic city that never stops — no matter the season or wind speed. Sitting on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan, Chicago offers world-class cultural attractions, diverse neighborhoods and architectural wonders. You might think that seeing all the Windy City has to offer would be expensive…but you’d be wrong. Chicago has an astounding number of free things to do throughout the year; including many of the city’s best attractions. Visitors can easily fill several weeks with fascinating fun that doesn’t cost a dime.

1. Navy Pier
Here you can walk around and enjoy the sites of Navy Pier.

2. Chicago Cultural Center
The cultural center offers exhibits and movie screenings throughout the year which are free to the public. Check to find out what is going on when you are visiting.

3. ArchiCenter
The ArchiCenter highlights different aspects of Chicago’s famous architecture Tuesday – Sunday every week.

4. Museum of Contemporary Photography
Enjoy a collection of photography Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10am – 5pm, Thursday from 10am to 8pm, and Saturday from noon until 5pm.

5. Smith Museum of Stained Glass
This museum is located on Navy Pier and contains a collection of stained glass artwork.

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