Mt Hope Court Apartments

Providence's Governor Henry Lippitt House offers you a rare opportunity to travel back to the high-Victorian days. In fact, you will feel like you've returned to a different time and place when you tour this house, as the architectural details like hand-carved woodwork, intricate stenciling and ornate chandeliers are just a few of the many stunning features you will find here. This attraction was named a National Historic Landmark in 1976.

The Cellar Stories Bookstore resembles more of an attic warehouse that contains an excellent collection of new and used books. But despite that minor discrepancy, the real story here is all about the stories you'll find in this amazing selection of tomes. Whether you're searching for collectible first editions, science fiction novels or accounts of military history, Cellar Stories most likely has what you're looking for. In addition to the incredible array of books, you'll also find volumes that focus on Rhode Island nautical art.

Roger Williams Park is often referred to as "the Jewel of Providence" for good reason. This 430-acre park contains a zoo, landscaped grounds, gardens, a carousel and historic buildings. There are also plenty of scenic walking and recreation trails that offer a chance to take in the park's many amenities in a relaxed way.

At AS220, creative artistic expression is highly encouraged. This popular downtown spot brings together such diverse groups as local artists, families, and tourists to enjoy selections from the city's arts, music and entertainment scene. The venue hosts live performances at least six nights a week that include live bands, poetry readings and performance art, just to name a few. There is also a gallery on site that features a rotating exhibit of the work of local artists.