One of Newport’s most iconic experiences, the Cliff Walk is a scenic 3.5-mile path along the Atlantic Ocean that combines breathtaking coastal views with glimpses of Newport’s historic Gilded Age mansions. Perfect for a leisurely stroll or a brisk walk—be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera!
Newport’s most famous Gilded Age mansion, The Breakers was built as the Vanderbilt family’s summer home and is known for its grand architecture and oceanfront setting. Interior tours are available with ticketed admission and offer a fascinating glimpse into Newport’s historic past.
Another stunning Gilded Age mansion, The Elms offers beautifully furnished rooms and elegant gardens. Tours require a ticket, giving visitors a chance to step inside and experience Newport’s historic opulence up close.
Explore Newport’s deep maritime roots through a beautifully designed, interactive museum that brings the stories, innovations, and icons of sailing to life. Ticketed admission offers a memorable way to dive into the sport’s rich history.
Enjoy the beauty of Newport Harbor and the coastline from the water with a ticketed harbor or sightseeing cruise. Perfect for scenic views, historic lighthouses, and a relaxing time on the Atlantic.
Happening the same weekend as our wedding — see some of the world’s most stunning and rare cars on display along Newport’s scenic coastline. From classic legends to modern supercars, this fall event is a thrilling must-see for car enthusiasts — tickets are available to the public (book well in advance).
A short drive from downtown Newport, this ticketed museum features over 90 classic, muscle, and world cars displayed across themed galleries. A must-see for car enthusiasts!
Celebrate the history of tennis at this iconic Newport landmark. The museum and exhibits are open with ticketed admission, and guests can even reserve and play on the historic grass courts, a rare opportunity to hit where tennis legends have played.
Step into America’s naval history at the Naval War College Museum in Newport. This ticketed museum features engaging exhibits on naval strategy, historic ships, and maritime heritage, offering a fascinating look at the Navy’s role from the Revolutionary War to today.
Newport’s historic main street is lined with charming shops, cafés, and restaurants. Perfect for a leisurely stroll, it’s a great spot to browse, grab a bite, or soak up the local culture.
A vibrant waterfront destination in the heart of Newport, Bowen’s Wharf is full of boutique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. Stroll along the harbor, enjoy fresh seafood, and soak in the lively coastal atmosphere.
A peaceful waterfront park overlooking Newport Harbor, King Park is a great spot for a relaxing stroll, harbor views, and watching sailboats come and go. It’s especially lovely in the fall and a nice, quiet break from the busier parts of town.
Just a short drive from Newport, this scenic vineyard destination offers estate‑grown wines and craft beer alongside tastings, tours, and farm‑to‑table dining. It’s a lovely spot to sip local wines, enjoy the countryside views, and relax with friends or family.
Take a narrated sightseeing ride around Newport’s highlights — from historic downtown to Ocean Drive and the Gilded Age mansions — aboard a trolley. Ticketed tours are available, making it an easy and fun way to see the city with great stories and views along the way.