Browse our guides to Rhode Islanders' most popular destinations. We'll be adding more, so visit us again soon!
Cape Cod
So near, and yet still far enough away, the Cape's arm embraces visitors
from all over New England, making it one of the region's most popular destinations, and a gateway to the nearby islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard.
Caribbean
The islands of the Caribbean are a riot of colorful offerings, from turquoise waters and white beaches to dazzling nightlife and mountain roads.
Connecticut
You'll find a wealth of activities in Connecticut, from a carefully preserved seaport to one of the world's largest casinos.
Florida
The warmth of the Sunshine State draws many Rhode Islanders, who find that the house that Mickey built is only one of a wide range of attractions.
Maine
Rocky shores and rustic retreats compete with discount shopping and coastal resort towns for the attentions of the visitor to Maine.
Massachusetts
From its Colonial history to the sophistication of New England's biggest city, Massachusetts is a hub that attracts visitors of many tastes.
New
Hampshire
Sure, this is a great place for winter fun. But the state is just as
popular in the summer, when families descend for hiking, water sports,
camping and more.
Vermont
Tourists like it for its rolling mountains, green fields, red barns,
and, yes, dairy cows. But the Green Mountain State offers more than
just a pretty face.
Washington, D.C.
Plan on visiting our nation's capital? Here are a collection
of tourist attractions suggested annually by The Providence Journal's
Washington bureau chief, John E. Mulligan.
