Entering the newly opened Gardiner House in Newport, Rhode Island, felt like stepping back into the Gilded Age. Inspired by the Gardiner family’s 1860s mansion, the luxury 21-key boutique hotel is…
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Locals call this mile-long stretch of sand on the southeastern shore of Aquidneck Island Second Beach, but it is anything but secondary. Not only does it have great swimming and sunbathing, the…
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Lots of brides plan their bash in Newport. But few even know about the nearby small town of Jamestown. So, we’re going to let you in on a little secret: The seafood restaurants (JB’s on the Water is a…
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Make the most of the exciting coastline with historic landmarks, sweeping cliffs and beautiful beaches where you can plan an exciting moment to get down on one knee. If you need help planning your…
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Newport was made famous as "America's Summer Playground." This coastal destination is home to tons of family-friendly experiences, especially in the spring. (Click 'Download Document' below to read…
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It’s easy to associate Newport, Rhode Island with summer—the waterside views, the walkability, its reputation as the “sailing capital of the world.” But we’ll let you in on a little secret: The colder…
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Does The Gilded Age have you a little more curious about this former playground of New York society? Newport offers far more than just tennis or yachts, however: This town on Rhode Island’s “Classic…
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While sailing and historic mansions have primarily defined Newport, Rhode Island, the town has another claim to fame for the wellness minded: its spas. The city is packed with wellness institutes…
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Travel + Leisure editor-in-chief Jacqui Gifford joins TODAY to share less expensive and less crowded alternatives to popular travel destinations, including Newport, Rhode Island as an alternative to…
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Newport is so old money, and it absolutely knows it . The town is home to so many Gilded Age manors, there's a separate "mansions" page on its tourism site. Once you've gawked at enough chandeliers…
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