The best places to see and eat in Providence, ranked by real travelers.
One of the oldest zoos in the country, offering a variety of animal exhibits and interactive experiences for all ages.
A renowned museum featuring a diverse collection of art and design, including works from ancient times to contemporary pieces.
An interactive museum designed for children, promoting learning through play with hands-on exhibits and programs.
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A picturesque park known for its riverwalk, gondola rides, and seasonal WaterFire events that light up the river.
A serene park offering stunning views of downtown Providence and a statue of the city's founder, Roger Williams.
New England's largest glasshouse display garden, featuring a wide variety of plants and flowers in beautifully designed landscapes.
A historic site commemorating the life of Roger Williams, the founder of Providence, with informative exhibits and a serene park setting.
A peaceful park dedicated to war veterans, featuring monuments and a scenic riverfront location.
Offering enchanting gondola rides along the Providence River, providing a unique and romantic way to see the city.
A lively park in downtown Providence, often hosting community events, markets, and performances.
Guided tours showcasing the rich history, culture, and attractions of Rhode Island, led by knowledgeable locals.
A charming public square in the heart of Federal Hill, known for its vibrant dining scene and Italian heritage.
A historic mansion offering insights into the life of John Brown and the history of Providence with guided tours and exhibits.
A small but fascinating museum featuring natural history exhibits and a planetarium offering shows about the stars and planets.
A preserved 18th-century home of Stephen Hopkins, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, offering guided tours.
A historic building that served as the seat of Rhode Island's government, now offering tours and exhibits on its storied past.
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