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Read MoreCliff Walk
One of Newport’s top attractions is the three-and-a-half mile walking trail that winds along the shoreline where many of the Gilded Age “Cottages” were built, so walkers are treated to the glorious New England coast on one side and the...
Read MoreDay Trip: Block Island
Block Island, approximately 12 miles south of mainland Rhode Island and 14 miles east of Montauk, is a charming vacation community filled with historic homes and boasting pretty beaches. The ferry to Block Island from Newport takes about one hour...
Read MoreIndagare Tours: Historical Walking Tours
Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team to arrange private neighborhood tours around Newport. Walks in town feature the colonial houses and meeting place for revolutionaries, pirates and early Americans, while tours of the Bellevue mansions will be via car...
Read MoreInternational Tennis Hall of Fame
Built as a “shrine to the ideals of the game,” the International Tennis Hall of Fame occupies the Newport Casino where the very first U.S. Open match was played in 1881. The building and its museum were recently restored and...
Read MoreNewport International Polo Series
The Newport polo series takes place each year from June through September. Most matches are played on Saturday afternoons and they take place at Glen Farm in Portsmouth, which is a short drive north of Newport.
Read MoreNewport Mansions
The Preservation Society of Newport County oversees the protection, preservation and presentation of the great historic mansions of Newport and has done so for more than sixty years. Among the extravagant houses that are worth a visit are The Breakers, the...
Read MoreNewport’s Beaches
First Beach, or Easton's Beach as it is commonly known, is a beloved spot for kayaking and surfing and during the summer, boasts a snack bar that serves lobster rolls as well as a Del's Lemonade truck. Gooseberry Beach sits...
Read MoreRough Point
Doris Duke was the only daughter of an early energy industrialist who founded Duke University. When Mr. Duke died young, he left his fortune to his 12-year-old daughter who would become a supremely wealthy patron of charities and, in particular,...
Read MoreSailing Schools and Tours
Newport is known as a sailing Mecca and has been knighted the Sailing Capital of the World. Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team to arrange private sailing charters, tours by water, boating lessons and arrange for fishing charters.
Read MoreTrinity Church
Built in 1698, this Episcopal church in the center of Newport still holds Sunday services and is the setting for many beautiful weddings. The gleaming white, pointed spire that rises above Queen Anne’s Square acts as the de facto center of town....
