San Diego is an exciting place and you will never run out of things to do there. If funds are limited, there are plenty of things to do that are totally free.

• The New Children’s Museum located downtown is open every day except Wednesday. Admission is free the second Sunday of every month and the hours are from 10 to 4. There are performances by artists, exhibitions, and studios where children can create their own art projects.

• The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego has free admission at both the La Jolla and downtown museums the third Thursday every month. The hours for free admission are 5:00 to 7:00 pm.

Atlanta is an incredible city, with so many places to see and explore. As home to the 1996 Olympics, several large sporting arenas and the birth place of Coca Cola, there are countless historical landmarks and exciting attractions you won’t want to miss. However, walking around the city for hours can be exhausting, but sitting in a van won’t let you truly experience the city. Enter Segway Day Tours. Ride the fun and thrilling Segways around the city, enjoy the knowledge of an experienced guide and get a chance to see all the sites at exactly the right speed.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a city full of America’s history and culture. Whether you visit alone or with the whole family, you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy all Philadelphia has to offer. Here are some great places you can visit for free.

Independence Hall – Independence Hall is the home of the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. Take a guided tour and step back in time to explore the history of our country. You can see the actual inkstand that was used to sign the Declaration, and an original draft of the constitution. See the one of a kind Liberty Bell and learn the history of the ominous crack.

No other city can match the southern charm and history of Savannah, GA. Thankfully, there is not a shortage of free activities to engage you and your family while you take in the culture of this historical city on vacation. Even long time residents of Savannah will appreciate these suggestions.

Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge – entrance into these long nature trails are completely free. Visitors enjoy a relaxing day of bird watching on this lush barrier island.

For a fun filled family adventure visit Stone Mountain Park in Atlanta Georgia. Located on over 3,200 acres, you can spend a whole day exploring all it has to offer. Visit http://www.trustedtours.com/store/stone-mountain-park-adventure-pass.aspx for tickets, discounts and additional information to plan your trip. Take a breathtaking scenic train ride around the mountain for excellent photo opportunities. Take the skyride 825 feet to the top of the mountain in a high speed Swiss cable car. View the Confederate Memorial carving which is on the side of the mountain. Once you reach the summit you can gaze at the Atlanta skyline and the Appalachian mountains as far as 60 miles away.

Key West, the southernmost tip of the continental United States, is a lush, tropical haven of free spirits and island charm. In Key West there is always a party going on somewhere, and it does not take too long to find it. The vibrant atmosphere and rich literary history make Key West an American original. Spend your day in Key West shopping or bar hopping on Duval Street. Visit the Ernest Hemingway house, or simply find a chair on Smathers Beach and soak up those tropical rays. However, before you set foot on the beach or belly-up to the bar at Sloppy Joes, you have to get to the Keys. The Fort Myers to Key West Ferry is a one-way service that will have you starting the party long before you get to Duval Street.

New Orleans is one of the oldest cities in the country and as such, has a rich and wonderful history to it. It’s also the home some of the best food, music and art in the country as well. As with many tourist destinations, many of the attractions in New Orleans come with a price tag attached but there are a surprising number of activities in this historic city that are free.

- Each Wednesday during the spring months of April to June, there are free concerts held between 5:00 to 7:30 PM in Lafayette Square. Many local musicians play during this season-long festival including The Boogie Men and Kermit Ruffins & The Barbecue Swingers.

If you’re looking for a unique experience and want the thrill of adventure, Capt. Bob’s Half Day Everglades Adventure is for you. Hop on an airboat and cruise through the lake. The alligator population here is greater than anywhere in the world.

The Funmobile bus will pick you up at your hotel or condo, where you will enjoy a narrated ride and learn about the eco-system of the Everglades. The bus will drive you to Lake Trafford where the adventure begins. Bob will equip you with headsets and microphones so you can speak to him and ask questions during the tour. Capt. Bob is a super friendly tour guide, and will give you a history of the area, as well as displaying his knowledge of all the reptiles you encounter.