Most reviewed Historic Walking Areas in Rhode Island
4.5Cliff Walk(5.543 reviews) - One day walk about Newport Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Hiking Trails
Located near the back lawn of The Breakers and other historic mansions like Rough Point, this scenic 3.5-mile walk along Newport's coastline connects the western end of Easton Beach to the eastern end of Bailey’s Beach. Stroll along the Cliff Walk to spot a variety of wildflowers and birds, and enjoy commanding views of Narragansett Bay.It’s mostly an easy walk, but watch out for the southern section, which can get slightly tricky along the rocky shore. Newport gets especially busy during summer weekends—plan your visit during spring or fall, or on weekdays for fewer crowds. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Ocean Drive(2.982 reviews) - Amazing drive on the coast Historic Walking Areas • Scenic Drives
The marked scenic route along the dramatic Atlantic shoreline that circles Newport.See more..
4.5Historic Federal Hill(678 reviews) - Diversity, Charm and...FOOD! Neighborhoods • Historic Walking Areas
Sip a strong espresso at an outdoor cafe, grab a quick pizza for lunch or dine in style at a gourmet Italian restaurant in this historic section of the city, also know as Little Italy. You'll know you have arrived by the huge arched gateway, with a bronzed pinecone, which marks the entry to the neighborhood.See more..
4.5Benefit Street(223 reviews) - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STREET IN PROVIDENCE! Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
A mile of history is packed onto this cobblestone street lined with historic buildings. The Nightingale-Brown House, built in 1792, home to five generations of the Nicholas Brown Family (of Brown University) is a "must see" on the block.See more..
5.0Mount Hope Farm(3 reviews) - Use the Main Entrance to park to take a beautiful walk Historic Walking Areas • Scenic Walking Areas
The previous southern entrance is now closed (except for their farmers market) and parking is across the road from the Inn. The easy walk to Cove Cabin is about one mile along a shaded roadway and is definitely worth the effort. Note that the current policy does not allow dogs. A left at the “private” sign takes you to an important monument to King Phillip ( the place that he was killed).See more..
5.0Photography on Foot(3 reviews) - Rhode Island Historic Walking Areas Learn how to take great vacation photos with any camera you have while seeing beautiful locations in Newport, RI. Tours include such locations as historic Cliff Walk, Downtown Newport, Fort Adams and the Norman Bird Sanctuary. Private tours and group tours available.See more..
