Free Entertainment Ideas for Travelers

There are loads of fantastic ways to get free entertainment when traveling. All you need is a bit of research before you go and to think a bit laterally. Whether you get your entertainment from music, theatre, lectures, walks or museums there are free experiences all over the globe. Here are some ideas to consider when traveling at home or abroad:

 

1. Go for a hike or a bushwalk. Remember to pack enough food and drink and sunscreen. Enjoy the country’s scenery for free.

2. Gallery openings are a way to see local art and you might even get free wine and food thrown in!

3. Art walks and garden tours are where you visit local art galleries or homes with gardens for show. You get to meet locals and find out about the local art and garden scene.

4. Free nights at museums. Some museums are even open free all the time (for example The British Museum).

5. Visit the local churches. There is so much history and local culture to be experienced in places of worship and you’ll find a large majority of these have no entry fee, although some may ask for a donation.

6. Open mic nights at pubs where new musicians perform for free to an audience willing to listen. You never know which up-coming star you’ll get to hear.

7. Volunteer to be an usher at a concert, play or movie. Volunteer to help out at a conference or show. You’ll get to experience what’s on offer for no admission cost.

8. Visit the local library. Apart from getting to read books for free you get a different cultural experience in every library you visit. Libraries often have author visits and visiting speakers for generally free admission.

9. Find out if there are any free lunch time concerts. 

10. Visit the local television station and see if any shows have live audiences for taping. Join in!

11. Go to the beach for the day.

12. Is there a local fair or festival on where you are visiting? If so you will probably find lots of free attractions there as well as paid ones. 

13. Visit the local botanical gardens. In most countries these are free to visit and enjoy.

14. Walk around the city with your eyes open taking in all the sights. It’s amazing what sort of ‘free entertainment’ this will bring you!

15. Window shop. Some people can do this for hours! And it doesn’t cost you a cent.

16. And don’t forget, you can always purchase a local Entertain coupon book which will get you discounts on plenty of activities and entertainments, but can also offer some freebies such as “visit one day, get the second for free” or “pay for one person and the second visits for free”

 

Enjoy your free entertainment while traveling. There’s plenty of it around.

 

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18 Responses to “Free Entertainment Ideas for Travelers”

WPMixer Says:

together we exist together we suffer and forever we will recreate each other…. i witnessed a very magical moment just now…. thank you.

Paris Lo in las vegas ;)

Wordpress Says:

That’s amazing! It always seem easier to draw on the computer then on paper. Really now, to color like that makes me curious, though everyone’s style of art is different.

mypaintings1212 Says:

Go to bookingbuddy.com

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WPMixer Says:

HOLY CRAP! Comparing this to the original picture, they’re identical!

Blogger Says:

You’re an amazing artist both painting and music wise. keep it up ^ ^

Free Blog Says:

it’s almost like a photo :) great painting :)

Wordpress Says:

awesome stuff man,….ama practice hard to get to yo level!

isrra_potter Says:

The cheapest Airlines that fly between Australia and NZ are:: (in no order)

http://www.flypacificblue.com (they have happy hour prices at lunch time)

http://www.jetstar.com

http://www.emirates.com

http://www.qantas.com.au

http://www.airnz.com

Are you a student? Then try cheaper fares at http://www.studentflights.com.au

For a "one site search" to compare between them all go http://www.webjet.com.au – they charge a $20 booking fee, but once you know what airline and flight # is the cheapest, go back and just book through their airlines site. (it just saves time)

Air NZ also has another website called Grab-A-Seat. Sometime you can get a real bargain, $1 fares to $49. It's mainly travel within NZ, but some times they do real cheap deals to Australia. Best to check the site daily to see what special they have up there (changes all the time) see http://www.grabaseat.co.nz

WPBlog Shop Says:

dude, you own! this looks identical to a photograph

ritzyritzyritzy Says:

Philippine Airlines or Qantas flies from Manila – Sydney non stop

jlee_1227 Says:

I've always had the best luck with travel agents. Please contact one.

WPMixer Says:

i use photoshop

chris Says:

You may fly with these Airlines……
Aegean Airlines
LTU Intl Airways
SWISS
Lufthansa
United Airlines

Good Luck !

munnacanada Says:

instead of booking on-line
see indian news papers for good deals

Black Sheep 1 Says:

You can use one of the internet travel search engines to do some initial research. I normally use either http://www.travelocity.com or http://www.orbitz.com. You can specify dates, a range of dates (+/- 3 days), or just specify you have no dates and want the best deals.

After that, it may be worth a try at checking the very airlines that are identified with the deals. Sometimes, the best deals are not posted in general websites and you can only get access to them on the specific Airline website either as a special or webfare.

Good Luck

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