Newport Classic Cruises
$50+Sail Newport Harbor aboard classic schooners and a vintage 1929 motor yacht.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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History museum inside the 1762 Brick Market, and the departure point for Newport's guided walking tours.
127 Thames Street, Newport, RI · Newport, RI
The museum occupies the Brick Market, a colonial-era building designed by Peter Harrison, on Washington Square in Newport. It introduces visitors to the city's history, architecture, and the people who shaped it. Exhibits draw on the Newport Historical Society's collections and include a historic printing press, a yacht figurehead, furniture, silver, paintings, and everyday objects. Themes cover waterfront workers, early religious settlers, skilled furniture makers, Gilded Age summer residents, and the varied communities that have lived in the city year-round. The museum also serves as an information center and the starting point for walking and site tours.
The closest stops to Museum of Newport History, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Sail Newport Harbor aboard classic schooners and a vintage 1929 motor yacht.
Transit: reachable by public transit
Steps awaySwitch it up: Tours
Narrated harbor and sunset cruises out of Newport, Rhode Island.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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Take a guided tour of the oldest surviving synagogue building in the United States, dedicated in 1763.
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Art museum in Newport, Rhode Island, with American and contemporary art, rotating exhibitions, and a school.
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A Newport mansion turned museum honoring tennis's greatest champions with interactive and immersive exhibits.
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A Newport summer house built in 1860 that holds furnishings and American paintings tied to the Morris family.
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