Raleigh is indeed the "Home of the Free," with an abundance of free attractions contributing to the lively and unexpected nature of the area. Below is just a sample of all of the "priceless" things you can see and do. Don't miss out on the free museums in Raleigh, which have led the city to be dubbed the "Smithsonian of the South." Parks, lakes and gardens offer tranquil settings to walk, run, stroll, bike and play throughout the area. Show
 American Tobacco TrailThe Wake County portion of the American Tobacco Trail is a recreational rail-trail open to walkers, runners, dog walkers,... View More
ArtspaceA visual art center inspiring innovation through opportunities to experience the creative process and engage with artists.... View More
Bass Lake ParkBass Lake Park is open year-round from 8am-sunset and offers a visitor’s and environmental education center, conference room,... View More
Cary Heritage MuseumHoused in a restored 1868 railroad hotel, the Page-Walker Arts & History Center offers visitors insights into the local history... View More
City MarketExperience historic City Market, home to art galleries, restaurants and specialty shops. The original cobblestone streets are lit... View More
Historic OakwoodAn historic neighborhood of lovingly-restored Victorian and early 20th-century homes in a great variety of styles and sizes, many... View More
Lake Benson ParkLake Benson Park is located at 921 Buffaloe Rd. This 64-acre park includes large open space areas, 1.8 miles of paved and unpaved... View More
Lake Johnson ParkLake Johnson Park comprises more than 300 acres of land surrounding the 150-acre lake. The lake offers boat rentals (jonboats,... View More
Lake Wheeler Park150 acres of parkland and a 650-acre lake offers fishing, sailing, canoeing, rowing and kayaking. Waterfront Program Center... View More
Mordecai Historic ParkLocated in downtown Raleigh, this site is home to some of N.C.'s most extraordinary treasures, including the Mordecai House and... View More
Prairie Ridge EcostationPrairie Ridge Ecostation was established by the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences for research and educational purposes.... View More
Pullen ParkEstablished in 1887 and designated as the first public park in N.C., Pullen Park in Raleigh is the fifth oldest amusement park in... View More
The Raleigh MarketThe Raleigh Market at the Historic N.C. State Fairgrounds has been a triangle tradition since 1971. Our fun, family-friendly... View More
Warehouse DistrictSee what all the fuss is about by experiencing legendary barbecue at The Pit, or be part of the see-and-be-seen crowd at one of... View More What can you do in Amsterdam for free?Top 20 free things to do in Amsterdam. Canal Ring. More canals flow in Amsterdam than Venice, and the 400-year-old waterways are a UNESCO World Heritage site. ... . Albert Cuypmarkt. ... . Concertgebouw on Wednesdays. ... . Muziektheater on Tuesdays. ... . Flower Market. ... . Civic Guard Gallery. ... . Nieuwe Kerk. ... . Free walking tours.. Where can I take my kids in the Netherlands?The 10 best things to do with kids in the Netherlands. Madurodam. ... . Efteling. ... . Beekse Bergen Safari Park. ... . Center Parcs. ... . Slagharen Theme Park and Resort. ... . Sprookjeswonderland. ... . Hans & Grietje Pannenkoekenhuis. ... . Walibi Holland.. What can you do in Amsterdam on a low budget?20 cheap and free things to do in Amsterdam. Visit the floating flower market.. Hang out in Vondelpark.. Check out the Canal Belt.. Hop on a bike.. See the cat boat.. Sip a coffee at Kopjes Cat Cafe.. Visit the Bridge of 15 Bridges.. Browse the Sunday Market.. Are any museums free in Amsterdam?Museums. Some museums in Amsterdam have sections that you can visit for free! Just minutes from the Begijnhof, the Schuttersgalerij (Civic Guards Gallery) is now officially part of the Amsterdam Museum but is still free for all visitors.
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