Things To Do
Cliff Walk – South End
Entrance at Memorial & Eustis This 3.5 mile walk along Newport’s pristine coastline will give you a waterfront tour of the majestic mansions and an awe-inspiring view of the Rhode Island Sound.
Newport Mansions Preservation Society
The mansions of the Vanderbilts, and other elite families that “summered” in Newport in the early 1900s, are must-sees. Our favorites include The Breakers, The Elms, and Marble House. Tickets can be purchased at each location or online.
Newport Vineyards & Restaurant
Visit a winery that’s quintessentially Newport. With breathtaking views and one-of-a-kind wines, it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Check their website for tours & tastings.
Bowen's Wharf
Bowen’s Wharf offers elegant eateries, charming shops, scenic harbor views, and a thriving marina. It’s a cultural centerpiece of Newport, inviting visitors to relax by the water, explore history, and savor the coastal charm.
Ocean Drive
This ten mile drive showcases the history of opulent summer homes from the 1800's along with public parks and miles of beautiful shoreline. Beginning at The Elms, going past The Breakers, winding around Ocean Drive to Fort Adams and the New York Yacht Club, and ending at Kings Park on Newport Harbor, this drive offers some of the best scenery you can imagine.
International Tennis Hall of Fame
The International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport is a rich tapestry of sports, architecture, and culture. Whether you're drawn by its storied courts or its beautifully reimagined museum, it's a must-visit gem that brings the spirit of tennis to life.
The Lawn Terrace at Castle Hill Inn
Look no further if you would like to unwind by sitting in an Adirondack chair, sipping a delicious cocktail on a beautiful sprawling lawn overlooking the ocean watching sailboats pass on by. A picture-perfect afternoon well spent!
Thames Street
Thames Street is Newport’s cultural main artery—a seamless blend of colonial history and modern-day vibrancy. From its 17th-century origins to today’s hub of shops, eateries, and historic sights, it remains a living testament to the city’s maritime roots and enduring charm.
Newport Locals' Favorite Spots
Perro Salado: The best sticky ribs & margaritas Poor Judgment: Great place to watch a game with fantastic food 22 Bowens Outside Bar: Great people watching, light bites, delicious cocktails Mama Luisas: This restaurant is the real deal if you love authentic Italian food White Horse Tavern: For all history lovers! Pop in and take a seat at the bar. Order a cocktail or a small bite and look around. George Washington held many secret meetings during the Revolutionary War in that historic building. The Clarke Cooke House: A true Newport staple! After lunch or dinner, stroll over to The Black Pearl for a drink on their patio.
