Rhode
Island is the smallest state in the nation, but it's packed
with history and opportunities to go sailing, boating and fishing
in Narragansett Bay. Newport's famous mansions, the "summer
cottages" of the uberwealthy can now be enjoyed by all as can
Newport's beaches. Providence is home to Brown University and
the Rhode Island School of design among many other superb colleges.
Fine Italian and seafood cuisine can be found anywhere in the
state.
Each offers a great deal of history, beautiful sites to see, ample recreation, lodging and culinary delights and myriad museums. The United States Navy's War College is here. Newport, well known for the famous Jazz Festival (which has been scaled down from its 1960s size), offers Cliff Walk, where you can stroll between the famous mansions and the Atlantic Ocean. The beaches are great for swimming, sailing and surfing, and Newport is home to some of the oldest buildings in the country.
Mystic Country is an exciting and colorful destination blending the tranquility of classic New England seascapes and scenic rolling hills with rich cultural heritage and sophisticated, top-flight entertainment. Home to Mystic Aquarium, Mystic Seaport, Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun, Mystic Country covers the eastern third of Connecticut and coastal Rhode Island -- a convenient escape, located just a few hours by car or train from both Boston and New York City, and easily accessible from Hartford and Providence airports.
With so much to experience in beautiful Mystic Country, it's no wonder people travel from all over the world to explore this region of eastern Connecticut and southwestern Rhode Island. Mystic Country is complete with romantic getaways, world-class gaming, nightlife and entertainment, and fun for the whole family.
Our Yankee heritage is visible everywhere -- in charming villages surrounding classic town greens; scenic farm roads and ancient stone walls; waterfronts bustling with fishermen, ferries, and yachts. And here, like no where else in New England, you'll find a wealth of attractions and events of all sizes, appealing to all ages and interests. Welcome to Mystic Country!
If you're planning on visiting Mystic Country, which includes South Eastern Connecticut and Western Rhode Island, then, mysticountry.com has to be your first step in planning your trip.
GREAT PLACES TO STAY, FUN THINGS TO DO AND SEE AND SUPERB PLACES TO EAT IN RHODE ISLAND
1 Murray House is located in the Newport Mansion district on Bellevue Avenue, close to the famous Cliff Walk and a short walk to Bailey's beach! It is an enchanting place to stay after a day of exploring Newport, where history, ornate mansions, gourmet restaurants, quaint shops and long, sandy beaches come together to offer you the ideal getaway. 1 Murray House Bed & Breakfast has been voted "one of the best bed & breakfasts on the eastern seaboard" by Arrington's Bed & Breakfast Journal.
You will step back in time the minute you walk through our doors. Savor the ambiance in our library or enjoy some sherry on the verandah. Feel like a Vanderbilt without breaking the bank! Bask in the romantic aura of sparkling chandeliers, rose petals and sonnets at our 19th century manor estate. Stroll along the rolling lawns, and sit by one of many of our fountains located in our garden areas.
Nestled in a quiet country setting our charming 1898 Ginger Trimmed Country Victorian is minutes from beaches, cliff walk, mansions, Tennis Hall of Fame, golfing, shopping on famous Thames Street, and all seasonal attractions.
Welcome to 22 Bowen's Wine Bar and Grille, located on the waterfront in the heart of historic downtown Newport, Rhode Island. Serving only USDA Prime beef, New England's finest seafood, and complimented by a wine list of over 200 selections, we invite you to visit us and enjoy "a little bit of tenderness" at one of Newport's best.
Sail
the way you dream about it! Consistent breeze, gorgeous beaches,
incredible islands, great yachts and first class charter service
as you enjoy wonderful sailing and unexpected comforts as
you cruise the New England waters.
READ ABOUT RHODE ISLAND — THE RUMINATIONS OF NOREEN O'NEIL
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Rhode
Island is the smallest state in the nation, but it's packed
with history and opportunities to go sailing, boating and fishing
in Narragansett Bay. Newport's famous mansions, the "summer
cottages" of the uberwealthy can now be enjoyed by all as can
Newport's beaches. Providence is home to Brown University and
the Rhode Island School of design among many other superb colleges.
Fine Italian and seafood cuisine can be found anywhere in the
state.
