Discover Rhode Island’s Charm
Uncover the hidden gems of Rhode Island, where coastal beauty meets vibrant culture. Explore recreational and historical sites and indulge in a diverse food scene that reflects the state’s rich heritage. Join us on this journey.
Take in the Local Vibe
Uncover the hidden gems of Rhode Island, where coastal beauty meets vibrant culture. Explore recreational and historical sites and indulge in a diverse food scene that reflects the state’s rich heritage. Join us on this journey.
Coastal Wonders
The nation’s smallest state boasts 400 miles of coastline from Westerly to Little Compton.
Colonial History
Rhode Island was the first colony to renounce allegiance to Britain in 1776. Providence and Newport offer a collection of Colonial-era homes.
Culinary Delights
Unique culinary items include coffee milk, cabinets (known elsewhere as milkshakes), Rhode Island clam chowder (known for its clear broth), and hot weiners.
Gilded Age Mansions
These summer “cottages” are located primarily along Bellevue and Ochre Point avenues.
Home of the Industrial Revolution
Built in 1793, Samuel Slater’s water-powered mill in Pawtucket is recognized by historians as the first successful cotton spinning mill in the United States.
Oldest Fourth of July Celebration
Bristol, RI, hosts the oldest annual celebration of the Fourth of July, dating back to 1785. The city hosts a massive parade, fireworks and outdoor concerts.
“I’ve been in Rhode Island a lot…Man, Rhode Island’s a good place. It’s a really good place.”
Taylor Swift
Owner of Holiday House, Watch Hill, RI
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