Things To Do
Cliff Walk
Entrance at the Memorial & Eustis, Newport. 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.
Castle Hill
Sit on the sprawling lawn in Adirondack chairs with a lovely cocktail to watch the sailboats go by. A wonderful way to spend a summer afternoon!
International Tennis Hall of Fame
The perfect spot for the Tennis enthusiast.
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. One of the most popular "drives" in the country. Beginning at the Elms, 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.
Bowen's Wharf
Where shopping, eating and drinking is the thing to do while surrounded by beautiful Newport harbor.
Newport Vineyards
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.
Newport Mansions Preservation Society
The mansions of the Vanderbilts, and other elite families that “summered” in Newport in the early 1900s, are a must-see. Favorites include The Breakers, The Elms, Marble House & (of course!) Rosecliff where many movies and TV shows have been filmed. Tickets are available at each location.
Great Newport Restaurants
22 Bowen's Wine Bar & Grille: World-class waterfront steak house, fresh seafood and fabulous cocktails Scales and Shells: Best seafood in town Pour Judgement: Best local dive bar with great food The Mooring: Well-rounded New England style restaurant Giusto: Italian style with amazing small plates to share White Horse Tavern: America's Oldest Tavern; ask about their ghosts! Corner Café: Great breakfast but go early because it is a local favorite