Rhode Island Vacations

As the smallest state in the United States, Rhode Island packs a plethora of attractions into one condensed and prime East Coast location. While the state takes a mere 45 minutes to drive across, it offers a bounty of coastlines, islands and cities to explore. Visitors seeking a fun, college-town vibe can head over to Providence, while those looking for a retreat into a historic seaside town can escape to Newport for a relaxing vacation. History buffs and architectural enthusiasts alike can enjoy the number of picturesque lighthouses that adorn the cliffs of Rhode Island, while outdoor adventurers can enjoy the many nature preserves that adorn the coastal islands.

Those looking a historical yet fun retreat can head over to Rhode Island’s capital, Providence, for an endless array of fun and excitement. Founded in 1636 by Roger Williams, who was forced out of Massachusetts following religious persecution, Providence is home to one of the United States’ most eclectic array of American historical buildings. The city is home to a renowned art scene within its historic center. Guests can spend some time in the Arts and Entertainment District to enjoy a number of performance centers, art galleries and studios. Those looking for an awe-inspiring afternoon can head over to the Rhode Island School of Design’s Museum of Art, which is home to more than 80,000 pieces of art from around the world. Visitors looking to learn more about the city’s past can stop off at the John Brown House Museum and the Governor Henry Lippit House Museum to tour the historic buildings and learn more about their owners’ roles in shaping the city. Those interested in outdoor entertainment can take a taxi down one of Providence’s rivers or stroll along Roger Williams Park.

Visitors can head over to Newport, Rhode Island to tour and stay in a piece of America’s history. The city features spectacular beaches, historic architecture, a stunning arts scene and no shortage of outdoor activities to entertain any type of traveler. The city is home to eleven stunning historic mansions that date back more than 250 years and are open for public tours. This city is also home to more than 83 historic sites, many of which have been converted into museums. Guests can stroll through the historic National Museum of American Illustration, spend an afternoon at the Newport Art Museum or explore the historic Fort Adams’ Museum of Yachting. Those looking for a scenic outdoor adventure can walk along the spectacular 3.5-mile Cliff Walk along the picturesque Newport shoreline. Visitors who would like to explore the waters off the coast of Newport can take a ride on one of the several schooners that leave from the harbor, while land-lovers can choose to enjoy dinner on the Old Colony and Scenic Railroad sightseeing train.

Travelers who want to get away from it all can head off to one of Rhode Island’s many islands. Located off the coast of Rhode Island, Block Island offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy within a condensed area. The island features a diversity of natural attractions including stunning beaches, sprawling sand dunes, grasslands, salt ponds and a vast wetland ecosystem. Visitors who are interested in exploring the natural bounty of Block Island can set off along more than 25 miles of trail along the Block Island Greenway. Guests can visit the stunning glacial outwash basin at Rodman’s Hollow, which is adorned with the endangered rock rose and northern harrier. Guests can stop over at the 190-acre Clay Head Preserve to enjoy the beach and watch the spectacular migration of songbirds. After an afternoon of wandering, guests with a little bit of energy left in their legs can tour the historic North Light House and Southeast Lighthouse before retreating to the scenic city center for an evening of fine dining.


Rhode Island Hotels

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Tower House Bed & Breakfast
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Tower House Bed & Breakfast
46 Earles Ct, Narragansett
100% recommended | 42 reviews
Guests of Tower House Bed & Breakfast liked the attentive and courteous staff, the incredibly comfortable beds and the excellent location.
  • 2
    Residence Inn Newport-Middletown
    325 West Main Road, Middletown
    99% recommended | 54 reviews
  • 3
    Hampton Inn & Suites Providence Downtown
    58 Weybosset Street, Providence
    100% recommended | 65 reviews
  • 4
    The Richards
    144 Gibson Ave, Narragansett
    100% recommended | 26 reviews


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