Visit the City-by-the-Sea

Visit Newport, Rhode Island

The “City-by-the-Sea” is both thoroughly classic and enjoyably unpredictable. Often referred to as “America’s First Resort,” Newport is poised as a premier New England destination, ideally located along the Atlantic Coast, between Boston and NYC.

GETTING HERE

Newport is easily accessible via Amtrak (18 miles), T.F. Green Airport in Providence (26 miles), ferry, bus or car. Once, here Newport’s walkability makes it an ideal destination for exploring by foot, or via a city-wide trolley system.

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Where to park in Newport

Official Car Service of Newport Classical

WHERE TO STAY

Exhilaration and serenity coexist at the new Brenton Hotel: your waterfront home base in Newport. You’ll feel the pull of excitement, the allure of newness and singular style, even before you open the door to your nest above Newport. Their 57 rooms and suites are among the most spacious in town, with design twists that accentuate dazzling water or city views and luxurious comforts that ensure the ultimate night’s rest. Rooms and a suite on the Penthouse Level truly feel top of the world, with the added enticement of private balconies overlooking historic Newport or its storied harbor.

Patrons of Newport Classical enjoy a promotional rate at the Brenton!

Official Hotel of Newport Classical

WHERE TO EAT

Audrain Hospitality Group is a multi-faceted organization focused on creating memorable experiences for every kind of event imaginable. With a diversified portfolio of various properties in Newport County, Audrain Hospitality offers a unique selection of Food & Beverage venues including The Reef, Brick Alley Pub & Restaurant, La Forge Casino Restaurant, and more!

audrain

Official Hospitality Sponsor of Newport Classical

WHAT TO DO

Dive deeper into the iconic venues hosting our concerts, and explore all that Aquidneck Island has to offer when you’re not at a Newport Classical concert!

Visit The Preservation Society of Newport County and explore their 11 historic properties and landscapes. From The Breakers to The Elms, visitors are always enchanted by the architectural heritage of Newport County.

Explore the five historic properties of the Newport Historical Society. Their museums, lectures and walking tours offer insight into Newport County’s place in American history, perfect for all ages!

The Redwood Library and Athenaeum is America’s first purpose-built library and the oldest continuously operating in its original location.

The Newport Art Museum, founded in 1912 as the Art Association of Newport operates a gallery in the John N. A. Griswold House, a National Historic Landmark that is one of the first American Stick Style buildings.

Norman Bird Sanctuary is a 325-acre bird sanctuary, nature preserve, environmental education center, and museum.

For more information on what to do and see in Newport, visit discovernewport.org

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