The Best of Newport
Sightseeing
Tour one of several famous mansions from the Gilded Age in America. The most notable mansions are The Breaker and Marble House around Newport's Bellevue Avenue, but several others are worth seeing including Chepstow, The Elms and Rosecliff.
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Newport Mansions Preservation Society
424 Bellevue AveTour one of several famous mansions from the Gilded Age in America. The most notable mansions are The Breaker and Marble House around Newport's Bellevue Avenue, but several others are worth seeing including Chepstow, The Elms and Rosecliff.
Take in the incredible sights on this exciting coastal walk. Walk along safe cliffs and paths as you pass massive mansions and forty steps that will take your breath away. Mansions on the right, and gorgeous ocean views on the left. Wear comfy shoes and use the restrooms before you get started. Parking for Cliff Walk and Forty Steps is located at the end of Narragansett Avenue with a pay-by-plate parking meter. The Pay Station is located next to the restrooms. Metered Parking is in effect from 9 AM – 9 PM and is $1.25 an hour with a 4-hour limit.
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Cliff Walk
117 Memorial BlvdTake in the incredible sights on this exciting coastal walk. Walk along safe cliffs and paths as you pass massive mansions and forty steps that will take your breath away. Mansions on the right, and gorgeous ocean views on the left. Wear comfy shoes and use the restrooms before you get started. Parking for Cliff Walk and Forty Steps is located at the end of Narragansett Avenue with a pay-by-plate parking meter. The Pay Station is located next to the restrooms. Metered Parking is in effect from 9 AM – 9 PM and is $1.25 an hour with a 4-hour limit.
The center of the City by the Sea's bustling downtown area, and one of the oldest streets in America. Cobble stone Thames Street is lined on either side with a myriad of shops, restaurants, and bars, making it a worthwhile place to stop between morning mansion viewings and sunset sails.
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Thames Street
Thames StreetThe center of the City by the Sea's bustling downtown area, and one of the oldest streets in America. Cobble stone Thames Street is lined on either side with a myriad of shops, restaurants, and bars, making it a worthwhile place to stop between morning mansion viewings and sunset sails.
10 miles of commanding coastline meets one winding road on Newport’s iconic Ocean Drive. Start your journey just off historic Bellevue Avenue and continue along for an undeniably tranquil journey with heart-stopping views. You’ll pass by Gilded Age mansions, Hammersmith Farm where Jackie Kennedy grew up, Brenton Point State Park, Fort Adams State Park, and Gooseberry Beach, a favorite summertime spot.
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Ocean Drive Historic District
10 miles of commanding coastline meets one winding road on Newport’s iconic Ocean Drive. Start your journey just off historic Bellevue Avenue and continue along for an undeniably tranquil journey with heart-stopping views. You’ll pass by Gilded Age mansions, Hammersmith Farm where Jackie Kennedy grew up, Brenton Point State Park, Fort Adams State Park, and Gooseberry Beach, a favorite summertime spot.
Situated on renowned Ocean Drive in Newport, Brenton Point State Park offers commanding views of Narragansett Bay at its juncture with the Atlantic Ocean. Occupying the former grounds of one of Newport’s grandest estates, the park’s 89-acre site is ideal for picnicking, hiking, bird watching, fishing or enjoying the majestic views of the ocean.
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Parque estatal de Brenton Point
Ocean DriveSituated on renowned Ocean Drive in Newport, Brenton Point State Park offers commanding views of Narragansett Bay at its juncture with the Atlantic Ocean. Occupying the former grounds of one of Newport’s grandest estates, the park’s 89-acre site is ideal for picnicking, hiking, bird watching, fishing or enjoying the majestic views of the ocean.
The largest, most sophisticated fortress in the country, Fort Adams is nestled in Fort Adams State Park, offering panoramic views of Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay. View the quarters where officers lived, ascend to the scenic overlook for aerial views of the harbor, or explore the underground network of tunnels buried deep beneath the Fortress’s defenses. Fort Adams is also the site of many festivals throughout the year like Newport's famous Jazz and Folk music festivals.
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Fort Adams State Park, Newport, RI
80 Fort Adams DrThe largest, most sophisticated fortress in the country, Fort Adams is nestled in Fort Adams State Park, offering panoramic views of Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay. View the quarters where officers lived, ascend to the scenic overlook for aerial views of the harbor, or explore the underground network of tunnels buried deep beneath the Fortress’s defenses. Fort Adams is also the site of many festivals throughout the year like Newport's famous Jazz and Folk music festivals.
Step foot on the historic grass courts at the International Tennis Hall of Fame where legends have played. Wander inside the museum where nearly 2,000 objects are displayed from the International Tennis Hall of Fame's collection of more than 25,000 tennis artifacts.
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Salón de la Fama del Tenis Internacional
194 Bellevue AveStep foot on the historic grass courts at the International Tennis Hall of Fame where legends have played. Wander inside the museum where nearly 2,000 objects are displayed from the International Tennis Hall of Fame's collection of more than 25,000 tennis artifacts.
Based in Portsmouth, Rail Explorers offers you the chance to ride tandem or quad, custom-built, pedal-powered rail bikes along railroad tracks journeying alongside Narragansett Bay. Choose between two different tours: the Northern Ramble, a six-mile exploration of the historic railroad between Portsmouth and the Sakonnet River (a one-way tour), or the Southern Circuit, a six-mile round-trip tour (three miles out, three miles back) down towards Newport and back. All tours begin at One Alexander Road at Melville in Portsmouth, Rhode Island and last approximately 90 minutes.
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Rail Explorers: División de Rhode Island
1 Alexander RdBased in Portsmouth, Rail Explorers offers you the chance to ride tandem or quad, custom-built, pedal-powered rail bikes along railroad tracks journeying alongside Narragansett Bay. Choose between two different tours: the Northern Ramble, a six-mile exploration of the historic railroad between Portsmouth and the Sakonnet River (a one-way tour), or the Southern Circuit, a six-mile round-trip tour (three miles out, three miles back) down towards Newport and back. All tours begin at One Alexander Road at Melville in Portsmouth, Rhode Island and last approximately 90 minutes.
Save The Bay's beachfront Exploration Center & Aquarium is the perfect stop for curious minds of all ages. Our interactive marine science center is home to more than 40 species from the waters of Narragansett Bay, often including rare lobsters, crabs, octopus, seahorses, sea robins, terrapins and more. A must-visit location for residents and visitors to Newport alike! Open Year-Round
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Save The Bay Exploration Center & Aquarium
175 Memorial BlvdSave The Bay's beachfront Exploration Center & Aquarium is the perfect stop for curious minds of all ages. Our interactive marine science center is home to more than 40 species from the waters of Narragansett Bay, often including rare lobsters, crabs, octopus, seahorses, sea robins, terrapins and more. A must-visit location for residents and visitors to Newport alike! Open Year-Round
Food scene
Brick Alley Pub & Restaurant
140 Thames StThe Red Parrot Restaurant
348 Thames StPour Judgement
32 BroadwayLocals favorite!
Clarke Cooke House
24 Bannister's Wharf$$$
The Fifth Element
111 BroadwayLocals favorite!
Great mexican and margaritas! Tip: sit upstairs overlooking Bowen's wharf
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Diego's
11 Bowens WharfGreat mexican and margaritas! Tip: sit upstairs overlooking Bowen's wharf
Scales & Shells
527 Thames StGreat seafood!
O'Brien's Pub
501 Thames StIrish pub with a fun "fish pond" outside for kids
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Parking in Newport
Parking in Newport is infamously not great. It will generally cost you a minimum of $20 per day during the summer. Here are a few public lots available that we'd recommend trying: 1) Gateway Center Lot (23 America's Cup Ave), 2) Mary Street Lot (Mary St and lower Church St), 3) Touro Street Lot (Entrance on Clarke St), 4) Long Wharf Lot (Long Wharf America's Cup Ave)