Rhode Island - Information Centers

Newport County Chamber of Commerce
Newport, RI  02840
Phone: 401-847-1600

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Newport County is steeped in history and beauty. The City on the Sea, in addition to the famous mansions, has the distinction of having more authentic colonial era structures than any other American city. The region, which also includes Jamestown, Portsmouth and Middletown, features beaches, vineyards, scores of great and interesting shops, an array of restaurants, luxury hotels and quaint inns and B&Bs. Beautiful parks and dramatic vistas are found along Ocean Drive. Also not to be missed are the Tennis Hall of Fame, Fort Adams, and Newport’s world famous folk, jazz, and classical music festivals. The Newport County Chamber of Commerce can provide you complete information and help in planning your visit.

East Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
591 Main Street
East Greenwich, RI  02818
Phone: 401-885-0020
Fax: 401-885-0048

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The eighth oldest community in Rhode Island, East Greenwich is a blend of the old and the new. Perched above Greenwich cove just off Narragansett Bay, the town is in the exact center of the state. A safe haven for colonial-era whaling boats and sailing ships, the cove today is filled with hundreds of recreational power and sail boats. The quaint Main Street, which includes a few homes among the stores, is a mixture of unique shops and services. Numerous bridal gown shops have located here, attracting other wedding related services and giving the town the self proclaimed title of Wedding Capital of Rhode Island. The signature building of the community is the Town Hall at 125 Main Street, restored in 1995 after standing vacant for many years. Originally the Kent County Courthouse, it was built in 1804 and served as the seat of state government until 1854. The town is filled with historic homes and structures. These blend with newer homes housing many of the corporate leaders of the state.

Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau
One Sabin Street
Providence, RI  02903
Toll-Free: 800-233-1636
Fax: 401-521-3465

Providence - The Creative Capital

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A unique blend of historic New England town and hip, sophisticated city, Providence, Rhode Island offers visitors a broad spectrum of dining, shopping, cultural and entertainment options – all within walking distance of each other. Recognized as one of the country’s hottest culinary destinations, Providence is home to Johnson & Wales University, the world’s largest culinary educator. Many of the university's chefs remain in Providence after graduation, which is reflected in the city’s much-lauded dining scene. Just an hour from Boston and three hours from New York City, Providence is both easy to get to and easy to get around in. Start planning your visit at www.GoProvidence.com!

Warwick Office of Tourism
3275 Post Road
Warwick, RI  02886
Phone: 401-738-2000

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Rich with American history, everlasting seaside charm and contemporary travel & shopping convenience away from the busy streets of Boston, the City of Warwick is the ideal destination for all.
Hundreds of specialty shops and discount stores, plus two malls housing major department stores, famous retail shops and one-of-a-kind boutiques line the city's stretch of Route 2, a four-lane thoroughfare which has become known as Rhode Island's "Miracle Mile of Shopping." For water recreation enthusiasts, Warwick's 39 miles of coastline along Narragansett Bay provides ample opportunities for boating. Greenwich Bay and Warwick Neck are dotted with marinas; beach and boating access is also available at Goddard State Park.
Warwick's central location and easy access to most of Rhode Island's major roadways has led to its nickname, the "Crossroads of Rhode Island." Warwick is also the home of Green Airport, the gateway to Rhode Island for millions of visitors every year.

Westerly/Pawcatuck Chamber of Commerce
Misquamicut/Watch Hill/Historic Downtown
Westerly, RI
Phone: 401-596-7761

Enjoy the perfect family vacation with a visit to Westerly, RI. Discover Westerly's seven miles of beaches, including Misquamicut, a mecca of family fun and activities that include water slides, mini-golf, night clubs, and more. Explore the picturesque village of Watch Hill, a charming Victorian seaside resort with a lighthouse and famous flying horse carousel. Take a walking tour of historic downtown Westerly-Pawcatuck, a two-state downtown named one of the 12 Most Distincitve Destinations by the National Trust For Historic Preservation. You'll find a 14-acre park, quaint shops, superb restaurants, and a river walk. The area features six golf courses, 40 restaurants, more than 50 hotels and bed and breakfasts, and hundreds of retail shops just eight miles from Mystic, Connecticut, and 30 miles from Newport. Call today for a free Go Westerly Magazine.