New England must-sees

GO WILD

The Roger Williams Park Zoo is home to 100 species of animals including moon bears, elephants and giant anteaters.

ISLAND HOP

Just 10 miles away, Block Island is reached by ferry from Point Judith. From laid-back New Harbor, you can bike or walk to several beaches or to the Victorian Southeast Lighthouse

GET BACK TO NATURE

Rhode Island has a huge array of hiking & cycling trails for all ages and abilities.

TAKE IN A GAME

Whether it’s basketball with the Rhody Rams, baseball with the Pawtucket Redsox or NFL with the New England Patriots, sport is one of the locals’ favourite pastimes.

TAKE THE ALE TRAIL

There are 10 small breweries scattered throughout the state. Some, like Newport Storm, offer guided tours and tastings.

HIT THE BEACH

As soon as the sun comes out, the Ocean State comes into its own. Miles of sandy beaches await surfers and sun-worshippers.

SOURCE A VINE

Local wineries have won many awards. Newport Vineyards offer tours of their vines, samplings, and there’s a great restaurant too.

GO BACK IN TIME

From the colonial houses in Providence to the expansive mansions in Newport, there are centuries of history to explore.

WALK A MILE OF HISTORY

Benefit Street in Providence packs in 250 years of history in guided and self-guided tours where you can immerse yourself in a different way of life.

WATERFIRE

Twice a month, the Providence River is lit by giant cauldrons of fire from Waterplace Park to Memorial Park. This is one of the top attractions in Rhode Island… and best of all, it’s free!