Kate & Ben
Things To Do
beaches
Check out Newport and Middletown's many beautiful beaches, all very easy to get to from downtown. A few of our favorite include: 1st Beach 2nd Beach 3rd Beach Easton's Beach Gooseberry Beach
RESTAURANTS & COFFEE
Empire Tea & Coffee The Coffee Grinder The Corner Cafe Clarke Cooke House Scarpetta at Gurney's Newport The White Horse Tavern (The oldest still-operating tavern in the United States!) The Landing The Mooring Brick Alley Pub & Restaurant Bouchard Inn & Restaurant Benjamin's Restaurant and Raw Bar Black Pearl The Port Seafood Bar & Grille Matunuck Oyster Bar
Bars & Nightlife
The Pineapple Club at Gurney's Newport The Lounge & Fireport at Gurney's Newport Dockside Midtown Oyster Bar The Deck Newport House of Blues Pelham East O'Brien Pub
Cliff Walk
One of Newport's most famed attractions, the Cliff Walk affords breathtaking scenery with 3.5 miles of rocky coastline and crashing waves on one side, and stunning Gilded Age mansions on the other.
Boat tours
12 Meter Charters Lighthouse Tours The Rum Runner The Aurora
Shopping
Nestled just steps from the waterfront, Thames Street & Bowen's Wharf have been Newport's main commercial drag since the 18th century. Here you'll find a collection of local shops like Thames Glass and Newport Fudgery, as well as more mainstream stores. Street parking is limited, so plan on arriving early or parking at the Newport Visitor Information Center, which is situated a block west of the northern part of Thames Street.