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Dive into the cultural heart of the city, with historic 19th-century architecture, Burnside Park, and the Westminster Arcade for shopping. Catch a performance at the Providence Performing Arts Center or explore AS220's community arts center.
Historic architecture and charming Thayer Street's cafes, restaurants, and shops await, along with attractions like the Rhode Island School of Design Museum and Providence Athenaeum.
Providence's Federal Hill neighborhood is known for its restaurants and cafes, and entices visitors with attractions including DePasquale Plaza and Columbus Theater.
Retaining its historical charm, Fox Point boasts 18th and 19th-century housing, with Gano Street Park offering athletic fields and a dog park. Nearby, India Point Park provides picturesque views along Narragansett Bay.
You can study the exhibits at WaterFire Arts Center, a museum with a storied past, during your trip to Providence. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene and great live music.
Get tickets for a show at Providence Performing Arts Center, a storied theater in Providence. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene or attend a sporting event.
Wander cobblestone streets where America's oldest Baptist church stands alongside Brown University's ivy-covered walls. Federal Hill serves Italian feasts that would make nonna weep with joy, while WaterFire transforms downtown rivers into flickering, music-filled wonderlands on summer evenings. The RISD Museum houses masterpieces that students analyze in quirky College Hill cafés. Providence Performing Arts Center occupies a restored 1920s movie palace where Broadway shows dazzle beneath gilded ceilings. Trinity Rep stages bold productions in a former Methodist church. Benefit Street's preserved Federal-style homes reveal a time when shipping fortunes built architectural treasures. Even the mall occupies a restored Beaux-Arts railroad station – because in Providence, shopping bags come with a side of history.
Providence is a family-friendly place distinct for its historical sites and entertainment. Take a campus tour or explore the surrounding area of Brown University. A stop at other sights like Providence City Hall and Kennedy Plaza will create memories.
