Providence/Warwick information and visitor centers help you find lodging, activities

Providence is known for its diverse culinary, and arts and culture scenes. Home to the Rhode Island School of Design, the city also features the RISD Museum of Art, which houses more than 91,000 works ranging from French Impressionist paintings to contemporary multimedia art. The performing arts are also a big part of the Providence arts scene, led by Tony Award-winning Trinity Repertory Company and the Providence Performing Arts Center, which hosts touring Broadway shows, plays and concerts. One of the city's most popular events is WaterFire, a multi-sensory art installation, highlighted by a series of bonfires installed on the three rivers of downtown Providence. Roger Williams Park Zoo is a top-notch family attraction. The Alex and Ani City Center boasts ice skating in the heart of downtown.

Located on the ground level of the airport,, near baggage claim. Offers brochures, maps, tourims information, restrooms, Internet. Wheelchair accessible.
Hours: Daily, 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.; closed on major holidays.
Information: www.pvdairport.com

Located in downtown Providence at the Rhode Island Convention Center. Walking distance from lodgings, dining, shopping, and tourist attractions. Short term parking available at the entrance. Offers brochures, maps, tourism information and assistance, and reservations. Restrooms. Wheelchair accessible.
Hours: Year-round, Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Information: www.goprovidence.com