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Alva Vanderbilt’s Marble House, the first of the opulent Newport summer palaces, was designed to dazzle. Inspired by the Petit Trianon at Versailles and the Parthenon, the spectacular showplace boasts 500,000 cubic feet of marble, breathtaking art and a ballroom covered in 22-carat gold. 

Hosting a private event? Consider booking a food truck to provide delicious cuisine and a fun, memorable experience for your guests.

Newport's number one spot for all of your rental needs. We feature the largest and newest fleet of Scoot Coupes, Yamaha Zuma Scooters, Giant Bicycles, and the all-new Polaris Slingshot. Locally owned and operated, we provide superior knowledge of the area to make the most of your Newport experience.

The Donovan Group at Homes By Connect is a Newport County-based real estate brokerage focused on concierge level service for all of their clients. They are delighted to assist buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants with all of their real estate needs. Their seasoned team of top notch professionals strives to educate our clients about the merits of living in Newport County and works to create a welcoming environment for all.

Located on the harbor of Narragansett Bay in Newport’s historic downtown, our hotel, restaurant, and marina are close to everything, including the views from Bowen’s Wharf and amazing shopping, dining, and entertainment options.  We offer bike rentals, paddleboards, kayaks, and an indoor heated saltwater pool with saunas! newporthotel.com

The Audrain Auto Museum is an organization dedicated to celebrating the history and culture of the automobile. They produce quality digital programs to share unique conversations, information, and history from all corners of the automotive world

Visit us at our new home at 54 Bristol Ferry Road in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. With 37 acres of farmland and woods to explore this working farm has a lot to offer! We have completely remodeled the 1890's farmhouse which offers a comfortable and friendly atmosphere for sampling and retail sales with multiple outdoor decks to showcase the stunning views of Narragansett Bay.

At Newport Craft, we believe it is vital to foster an inclusive, accepting, and safe environment that is welcoming to all. Come enjoy a rotating selection of craft beer and spirits made in-house, food trucks, and local musicians inside our tap room or our seasonal outdoor pavilion!

Situated on 75 acres of historically preserved farmland, Newport Vineyards prides itself on the marriage of locally-sourced food with estate-grown wines and fresh hop-forward beer from their on-premise Taproot Brewing Company. Tour, taste, then dine for lunch at Taproot or for dinner at Brix Restaurant, all overlooking the vineyards.

The Tavern On Broadway is located in the heart of Newport's Historic District in a completely renovated 200-year-old colonial building. The owners— Jill and Jim Blumel—are passionate about the restaurant and creating a family atmosphere for both staff and guests. We look forward to serving you -- please stop by and say hello!

Wally’s Wieners started as a hot dog cart called Wally’s Hot Dog Cart in the spring of 2019. Wally’s serves Rhode Island's most famous hot dog Saugy’s! 

Located in the 1762 Brick Market designed by Peter Harrison, this award-winning museum is the perfect place to begin a visit to Newport. The Museum provides the whole family with an engaging introduction to the area’s rich history and the beauty of its architecture. Glimpse the lives of the people–past and present–who have made Newport one of America’s most historic cities.

The award-winning Hotel Viking, situated atop Newport’s Historic Hill neighborhood with breathtaking views of Bellevue Avenue, offers both guest rooms and luxury suites along with a sense of history and a friendly ambiance.

Rough Point is a mansion and a museum with an extensive collection of fine and decorative arts and a sprawling historic landscape with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.

The property is experienced today largely as it was lived in during the lifetime of its most famous owner, the heiress, philanthropist, and preservationist Doris Duke.