Summer is upon us and, as usual, we’re all looking for things to do and places to go. Even better, there are many options to explore which are entirely free.
Here’s a taste of some of the great free things to do online in 2023:
Bingo
Looking for a game to play? One that’s easy to access, easy to play and available 24/7? Then this is right up your street. Free bingo at Paddy Power gives you all the joy of exploring this classic favorite without costing you a penny. Bingo is a fun way to enjoy something new and doesn’t involve any complex rules or specialist knowledge. And virtual bingo is suitable for most skill levels, from seasoned players looking for a new way to enjoy the game to newbies who just want to find out what all the fuss is about.
See the world
With EarthCam you can visit all sorts of places around the world without leaving your home. Take a virtual tour of major cities such as Rio or New York, or marvel at the natural world with live shots of Niagara Falls. Or maybe tune in at just the right time to enjoy the sunset of the Italian coast. Then sit back, enjoy the view and lose yourself in that magical moment of pure relaxation. Go wherever you want to go. And you might just get a little inspiration for your next journey overseas.
Take a tour of the International Space Station
Fancy something truly out of this world? Then why not take a 3D virtual tour of the International Space Station courtesy of NASA? Get up close and personal with the ISS and learn all about space from the people who know it best. And it doesn’t stop there. You can also enjoy a virtual tour of the Goddard Space Glight Center – and see how astronauts train. It’s a must-see website for stargazers and anyone with an interest in life beyond our atmosphere.
Go back in time
Until August 13th, you can head back to Ancient Rome in company with Future Learn and Dr Matthew Nicolls, a Roman historian from the University of Reading. This 3D virtual tour and history course is an immersive experience, taking you to the epicenter of a global empire and teaching you all about the infrastructure, architecture, entertainment and daily life in Rome. The course is intended to run for 5 weeks and take 3 hours each week. However, you can run through the 15 hours at your own pace and in your own time.
Learn a new language
Broaden your mind, learn a new skill, and prepare yourself for the next time you go traveling. With free apps like Duolingo, you can start learning all sorts of languages in as little as around 15 minutes a day. The apps are interactive, fun and suitable for complete beginners. Choose from popular languages such as Spanish and Italian, or go for something a bit more out there and learn Latin or Gae
