Providence Vacations

Step back in time to Federal Hill, Providence's "Little Italy" where historic charm meets culinary excellence. Red-sauce restaurants line Atwells Avenue beneath vintage neon signs while cobblestone DePasquale Plaza buzzes with outdoor dining. Century-old bakeries fill the air with the aroma of fresh bread. The neighborhood showcases beautiful 19th-century architecture and vibrant Italian-American heritage. Specialty shops offer imported olive oils, pastas, and cheeses for culinary enthusiasts. Visit the Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art or catch a performance at the historic Columbus Theater.

Historic architecture and charming Thayer Street's cafes, restaurants, and shops await, along with attractions like the Rhode Island School of Design Museum and Providence Athenaeum.

Wayland offers a peaceful retreat on Providence's East Side with tree-lined streets and preserved 19th-century homes. This residential haven showcases New England's architectural heritage through its Victorian and Colonial Revival buildings. Proximity to Brown University creates a scholarly atmosphere throughout the neighborhood. Stroll along uncrowded sidewalks to discover small cafes and bookshops frequented by locals. While Wayland Square provides a central gathering spot, the area's authentic charm comes from its quiet residential character. The neighborhood makes an ideal base for exploring nearby university districts and downtown Providence.

Retaining its historical charm, Fox Point boasts 18th and 19th-century housing, with Gano Street Park offering athletic fields and a dog park. Nearby, India Point Park provides picturesque views along Narragansett Bay.