Rhode Island is compact, and some of its best-known destinations can be explored without driving, although planning is important. What to see and experience Providence
Seafood is central to Rhode Island’s food identity, reflecting generations of fishing traditions and life around Narragansett Bay. What to see and experience Clam cakes
Providence is a practical base for exploring Rhode Island, with hotels and other accommodation options near restaurants, museums and transport connections. What to see and
Newport offers a wide range of places to stay, from elegant historic inns to larger hotels and vacation rentals near the water. What to see
The RISD Museum is one of Providence’s leading cultural attractions, with collections spanning centuries, continents and artistic traditions. What to see and experience Associated with
The Breakers is one of Newport’s most recognizable attractions, a grand mansion built as a summer residence for the Vanderbilt family during America’s Gilded Age.
Bristol is a welcoming waterfront town on the eastern side of Narragansett Bay, celebrated for its historic streets and long-running Fourth of July traditions. What
Narragansett is one of Rhode Island’s classic coastal destinations, known for its long sandy shoreline, ocean views and relaxed summer atmosphere. What to see and