Providence

VISITING PROVIDENCE

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Where to Stay in Providence

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What to do in providence

Our Favorite Activities and Spots

Federal Hill

Often referred to as "Little Italy", Federal Hill has some of the best Italian restaurants and food shops you will ever experience. Just a short walk from downtown, hop over for a guided tour from Experience Rhode Island or take a walk and explore it on your own!

Visit Federal Hill

WaterFire Sculpture

One of the most unique and enjoyable events in Providence is the lighting of the WaterFire sculpture. Small fires are blazing in the middle of the river, sending stunning reflections and shadows around and absolutely lovely to see on a nice night out.

Visit WaterFire

Brown University

If you are visiting Providence it is almost required to explore the historic and stunning Brown University campus. Founded in 1764, the Ivy League institution provides visitors with access to beautiful historic buildings such as Faunce House and the always bustling Thayer St. restaurants.

Visit Brown

Downtown

Downtown Providence is the vibrant, bustling and beautiful heart of this historic city. There is more dining per Sqft (perhaps thanks to the famed culinary institute also located here) than anywhere else in the U.S., and if you are not feeling too hungry there is also boutique shopping, historical buildings, and so much more!

Visit Downtown

RISD Museum of Art

The Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art is a must-see for those visiting Providence. The museum is renowned internationally for its incredible collection including 18th century European caricatures, French Impressionists, and 12th century Japanese art.

Visit The Museum