The Breakers
The most spectacular of Newport’s Gilded Age mansions — 70 rooms of Italian Renaissance grandeur built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II.
The most spectacular of Newport’s Gilded Age mansions — 70 rooms of Italian Renaissance grandeur built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II.
Three and a half miles of coastal path between the open Atlantic and the back gardens of Newport’s most famous mansions — free, iconic, and unmissable.
Fluke is the best seafood restaurant in Newport — serious cooking on the waterfront, with a wine list that matches the ambition of the kitchen.
Clarke Cooke House is Newport’s most storied dining and bar destination — harbour views, a legendary upstairs bar, and a room that has hosted every kind of occasion since 1973.
The world’s largest tennis museum inside one of Newport’s finest Victorian buildings — a genuinely absorbing rainy-day option on Bellevue Avenue.
Castle Hill Inn offers the most spectacular dining setting in Newport — a landmark restaurant on the bay where the food matches the extraordinary view.