Independence Park hosts the 4th of July fireworks most every year, usually on the 3rd.
This 3.5-mile trail along Newport’s rocky coastline began as a hunting path for the native Narragansett people. Today, it is the city’s most popular tourist attraction. (From Aerial America) Leia mais.
Nice sand, very soft, not a lot of shells or rocks. The red tide can be pretty gross but just walk the beach and find the clear spot and follow it if you like.
Make sure you have hours to spend here. There are several classes of ships and museum displays.
This is general address for Rhode Island School of Design. This is a centrally located point on our campus and a great way to find the us. RISD’s creative environment spawns countless projects of inte
The music, the food, the crowds, the smell of the wood burning.. Best later in the evening when the crowds have thinned out.
New $1 million exhibit on Greek and Roman art, worth the visit alone, and if you have a RIC student ID admission is free.
Portuguese Style Pasta !!! With littlenecks kale and chourico is fantastic.
Eat outside, grab a bottle of pinot as u wait for a table - get the red littleneck zuppa with linguini - also the 1.5 lb lobster dinner with clam cakes
Come for the Newport Folk Festival, stay for the view (works for Jazz Fest as well).
Please sing a round of "You Are My Sunshine" for my grandfather when you visit... My great, great aunt, who is also buried here, always used to say "I've lived. I've loved. I'm satisfied."
In just 14 miles, this trail takes bikers from waterside views along Narragansett Bay to a city park near the Brown University campus in Providence. Leia mais.
If you arrive early for the ferry go across the street and grab a meal and a pint at Aidan's. Yum.
