Miami is a city of extremes and culture clashes, and the opulence and glamour of South Beach exists practically side-by-side with culturally diverse, urban spots such as Little Havana. The good news for residents and visitors who want to explore the city on a budget is that there is a wide range of activities and locations to see for free that will help you to better understand the rich cultural milieu that makes up Miami.

Everyone has different traditions during the Holiday season. Some prefer to spend their holidays at home, relaxing and visiting friends and family; while others prefer to venture out and spend the Holiday’s vacationing. Whether its palm trees, sandy beaches, mountainous views of snow capped mountains, city decorations, or the lighting of the tree; there are plenty of places in the United States to enjoy the Holiday events of the season.

• Atlanta: Decked in over 2 million lights, a trip to the base of Stone Mountain will dazzle your eyes. From holiday music to daily events, gather your family young and old and celebrate the season exploring Atlanta’s Stone Mountain Christmas.

The hospitality and Southern charm of the people of Atlanta is well known throughout the United States. It is simply a wonderful city to visit and it need not be expensive. Below are ten attractions that are always free.

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Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
ACAC is non -collecting museum that has chosen to showcase the original contemporary art of artists from around the world. Additional programming and extended hours further enhance the always FREE admission on Thursdays.

The New England Aquarium has been around since 1969 and is credited as changing the way aquariums are set-up. Unlike aquariums prior to 1969, the New England Aquarium offers a natural setting for all the marine life they house. This pioneering move, as well as its many unique features, has led to the New England Aquarium being one of the most popular aquariums in the world. If you’re traveling to the Boston area, it’s highly recommended that you visit the aquarium. Not only will you enjoy what’s inside, but the aquarium is also right on the waterfront.

Las Vegas is a place that is widely known to for its gambling, but there are also many free options out there for those who want to keep their money. If you want to take a good look around Las Vegas, here are five free attractions that you’ll enjoy.

1. The Ethel M chocolate factory. Free admission here allows you to have a private look at the candy-making and tasting that goes on here. You get to have free samples of candy, and you get to learn about the fascinating processes that go into making one of the country’s best brands of candy.

Elvis Presley began his singing career in 1954 and he became a hit around the world within two years. He had hit records in pop, country, blues, and gospel. If you are a true Elvis fan, one way to immerse yourself in his life is to visit Memphis, Tennessee and take the Elvis Presley Graceland Tour.

The Tour

Graceland was home to Elvis from 1957 to 1977 and his funeral was held there. The tour of Graceland will give you a good idea of how Elvis lived. As you follow his steps you will visit the music room, living room, kitchen, dining room, television room, pool room, jungle room, and his parents’ bedroom.

Once the seat of the American Revolution against Great Britain, Boston is now a vibrant and tourist friendly city. Budget conscious travelers have plenty of opportunities to discover free, fun and educational attractions.

• Bunker Hill Monument – On June 17, 1775 the forces of the revolutionaries squared off with the better trained and equipped British army for the first time. Visitors can climb to the top of a granite obelisk that commemorates these events and also visit the nearby Bunker Hill Museum.

Even though visiting Hawaii can be expensive, you can have a great time in Honolulu without spending a dime. Below are five free attractions where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery, watch world class surfers or learn more about the Hawaii’s colorful history.

• US Army Museum of Hawaii, 2131 Kalia Road – Next to the Ft DeRussy Recreation Center in Waikiki, this former bunker has been converted into a museum that showcases decades of military presence in Hawaii. With a real AH-1 Cobra helicopter, WWII tanks and anti-aircraft guns, the museum strives for a “you were there” atmosphere, especially if you take the self-guided audio tour.