FREE NYC

TOUR

All the best art and architecture you can in New York City for FREE.

WHAT’S INSIDE:

Experiencing the best art and architecture New York City has to offer doesn’t need to come with a price tag. Here you will find dozens of exceptional projects across the city for FREE. The bulk of the lists are places that are always free to the public, but at the bottom are locations you can visit for free with some restrictions or limitations. Be sure to read the notes on the map for these locations to find out how to experience these locations for free.

THE MAP:

As you’ll find exploring our map, there are plenty of places to see great projects or collections around the city for FREE. That said there are a few POIs and districts worth highlighting.

HIGHLIGHTS

The High Line offers a unique way to experience the city and the bevy of noteworthy architecture that surrounds it. It’s an easy place to spend hours taking in art and architecture. You’ll discover many pieces of art on the High Line during your walk as well. These works are typically not permanent and change seasonally or annually.

With galleries nearly door to door throughout the entire neighborhood, this is the best way to see works of art by noteworthy and up-and-coming artists. You can find a list of stand out galleries on the High Line District tour.

The majority of the works of art in the downtown sculptures tour are free to the public. If you looking to make the most of your time there are two clusters of projects worth noting. Battery City has a great assembly of project, and the area just south of Fulton St station hosts 4 of New York’s most impressive public sculptures.

Many of the best art institutions in the city offer the ability to experience their collections free of charge. They are not always well publicized or may require extra work. We’ll help you take full advantage of these opportunities.

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  • Additional locations available on the MAP.