Newport County and East Bay
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Newport County and East Bay - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Tennis fans and lovers of history, art, and architecture will enjoy a visiting the birthplace of American tournament tennis. The renovated museum...Read More
Starting with a sea of daffodils in April, this 33-acre estate on Bristol Harbor blooms all the way to fall. Highlights include fragrant pink...Read More
Completed in 1741, this National Historic Landmark on Washington Square was the center of political activity in Colonial Newport. The Declaration...Read More
Among those buried in this graveyard, which dates to the 17th century, are several governors, a Declaration of Independence signatory, famous...Read More
This outcropping of stone cliffs at the tip of the southeastern peninsula has 26 picnic tables and walking paths with scenic overlooks. A fort...Read More
The oldest house of worship in Rhode Island reflects the quiet reserve and steadfast faith of Colonial Quakers, who gathered here to discuss...Read More
This maritime museum is devoted to the sport of yachting, and honors the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company, maker of yachts for eight consecutive...Read More
The oldest house owned and maintained by the Preservation Society of Newport, the 1748 Hunter House served as the Revolutionary War headquarters...Read More
This English-designed smock windmill built in 1787 ground corn for more than 100 years. One of the most photographed sights on the island, the...Read More
This archetypal rural New England town square is actually more of a long triangle anchored by the Georgian-style United Congregational Church...Read More
More than a century old, the museum spans three buildings: the Cushing Gallery, the Coleman Center for Creative Studies, and the 1864 Griswold...Read More
Guided walking and site tours depart the Newport Historical Society's information center and museum in the 1762 Brick Market on Washington Square...Read More
As Newport's oldest house museum, this late-17th-century residence provides a glimpse of the city's Colonial and Revolutionary history. The...Read More
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