Outdoor & Scenic Spots

Prospect Terrace Park - A small but iconic Providence overlook with one of the best skyline views in the city. Prospect Terrace Park is within walking distance of the Hilton Hotel and Abby and Corey’s home. They enjoy taking a long stroll to the park to admire the view of historic Providence. It’s a great place to bring a blanket, have a picnic, and take in the city.

Providence Pedestrian Bridge - A beautiful downtown walking bridge with river views, seating, and easy access to restaurants, parks, and the waterfront. It’s a closer walk from the Hilton Hotel and often features events, ice cream, food trucks, and a beer garden. It is one of Abby and Corey’s favorite places to rollerblade or take an evening walk.

Lippitt Park Farmers Market - On Saturday mornings, Abby and Corey love taking a stroll to Lippitt Park to visit the farmers' market. It’s a charming local favorite with fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, coffee, and a relaxed neighborhood feel.

Barrington Beach - One of the closest nice beaches to Providence. It is a convenient option for guests who want a quiet, easy beach visit without driving too far.

Beavertail State Park in Jamestown - Explore the beautiful coastal state park where Corey proposed to Abby. Bring a picnic, sit on the rocks, and watch the waves crash along one of the most scenic shorelines in Rhode Island.

Newport Cliff Walk - Park at the Newport Beach and enjoy the 3.5-mile oceanfront path with views of the Newport Mansions, rocky coastline, and Atlantic Ocean. It is one of Rhode Island’s most iconic experiences.

Narragansett Town Beach - A classic Rhode Island beach day. Great for guests who want ocean views, beach time, nearby food, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Colt State Park in Bristol - A beautiful waterfront park with walking paths, picnic areas, open fields, and views of Narragansett Bay. Great for a peaceful afternoon, family walk, or casual picnic.

Block Island Trip - A perfect full-day adventure for guests staying a little longer. Take the ferry, rent bikes or mopeds, visit the beaches, and check out the famous Mohegan Bluffs for incredible ocean views.

History, Arts & Culture

Rhode Island School of Design Museum - Located in Providence, the RISD Museum is one of the best indoor attractions in the state. It features art, design, fashion, and historic pieces, making it a great option for a rainy day or a relaxed cultural outing. FREE on Sundays.

Roger Williams Park Zoo - A great family-friendly attraction with animals, walking paths, gardens, and plenty of open space to explore. The larger Roger Williams Park area is also beautiful for a walk or picnic.

Newport Mansions - Visit famous Gilded Age mansions like The Breakers, Marble House, Rosecliff, and The Elms. This is a great option for guests interested in history, architecture, and classic Newport elegance.

Newport Sailing Tour - Experience Newport from the water with a relaxing sail through Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay. Guests can enjoy ocean views, historic landmarks, lighthouses, beautiful boats, and stories about Newport’s rich sailing history. It’s a perfect way to see why Newport is known as the “Sailing Capital of the World.”

Food & Rhode Island Classics

Chomp Kitchen and Drinks - Abby & Corey's favorite spot for burgers, sandwiches, fries, and casual American food. Good for guests who want a relaxed meal with strong local flavor. Call to check if there's a wait as it's a high demand restaurant.

Maven’s Delicatessen - A jewish deli that's a Providence staple for a deli option for sandwiches, breakfast, brunch, and comfort food. Corey enjoys the Rueben or Pastrami sandwich and Abby loves the Chicken Salad sandwich. Perfect for guests looking for something easy, filling, and local.

Del’s Lemonade - A Rhode Island staple. This frozen lemonade is perfect on a warm day and is one of those simple local treats every visitor should try at least once.

LaSalle Bakery - A beloved Providence bakery and a great place to try Rhode Island-style pizza strips. Pizza strips are a local classic. Some people dress them up with their own toppings, while others eat them straight from the box. Corey and Abby like to buy a box and snack on them throughout the week.

Olneyville New York System - A true Rhode Island staple, famous for hot wieners “all the way” with meat sauce, onions, mustard, and malt vinegar.

Iggy’s Doughboys & Chowder House - A Rhode Island classic known for clam cakes, chowder, doughboys, seafood, and casual coastal comfort food. Great for guests who want a true local food experience.