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Titus Sparrow Park: Concrete jungle in the South End

Nestled in a sea of brownstones and urban renewal is the recently rehabilitated Titus Sparrow Park, a beautifully manicured green space hidden next to the Southwest Corridor and unifying link between ...

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Titus Sparrow Park: Concrete jungle in the South End
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  • Forest Hills Cemetery: Open-air museum boasts a sculptural path
  • Tale of two movies shot in Provincetown
  • Charles River Canoe & Kayak: See Boston, Cambridge from on the river

Go to jail for luxury food, ac

Fashionable guests now walk in luxury where prisoners toiled in what was Boston's Charles Street Jai...

Forest Hills Cemetery: Open-ai

While King’s Chapel and Granary burial grounds get all of the attention among tourists looking to ho...

Tale of two movies shot in Pro

Lights, camera ... Provincetown? Not since the late, great Norman Mailer filmed his flick Tough G...

Charles River Canoe & Kayak: S

Canoe and kayak rentals make touring Boston a glide. And you can even order barbeque for the tour's ...

  • Bella Luna Restaurant: Dine under the stars in Jamaica Plain
  • Picco: South End chic on a budget
  • Doyles Café: Bostons quintessential Irish pub
  • The Barking Crab: World-famous lobster shack in Boston's Seaport District

Bella Luna Restaurant: Dine un

The relocated Bella Luna Restaurant has evolved to reflect the tone of their groovy new space. It’s ...

Picco: South End chic on a bud

Want to chill in the heart of the South End this summer but don’t want to burn a whole in your walle...

Doyle’s Café: Boston’s quintes

Walking into Doyle's Café, the beer-soaked restaurant and watering hole located on Washington Street...

The Barking Crab: World-famous

The Barking Crab, the no-frills culinary hot spot located in South Boston's Seaport District and kno...

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Loring-Greenough House: Jamaica Plain landmark turns 250

Loring-Greenough House: Jamaica Plain landmark turns 250

The last house standing from the pre-Revolutionary War era in Jamaica Plain is marking its historic milestone next month. On Sunday, Sept. 19, the mid-Georgian mansion turns 250 years old and is celebrating the occasion with a café-style birthday dinner under the stars followed by a dance party kicking off at 9 p.m..

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After winning $370 million, a young man (Bow Wow ) must survive a holiday weekend with greedy neighbors before he can claim the prize.

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Providence Facts and Places:

Newspapers are The Providence Journal, Providence Business News
Providence Sports teams are Bears
Local Schools are Brown University, Providence University

About Providence, Rhode Island

Providence, Rhode Island promises an intriguing blend of Old World charm, modern metropolitan amenities and plenty of entertainment for visitors. Providence was founded by Roger Williams in 1636 and was one of the original Thirteen Colonies. In the early years Providence was a refuge for persecuted religious dissenters. After the Revolution War the economy shifted from maritime trade to manufacturing. The economy began to decline in the mid-1920’s and continued to deteriorate through the 30’s due to the Great Depression. The city has seen a rebirth in the 70’s. The cities largest employers today are the Rhode Island Hospital and Brown University.

From history to boats to animals, Providence has it all. Re-kindle romance gliding down the Woonasquatucket and Providence Rivers in an authentic Venetian gondola or stir up some fun motoring around Providence by land and by water on a Splash Duck narrated tour. Battleship Cove is home to the world’s largest collection of historic naval ships. The Golden Age of Yachting at the Herreshoff Marine Museum features over 35 classic sailing and power yachts. History buffs appreciate the largest percentage of National Historic Register buildings in the United States on Benefit Street. Called the “Mile of History,” 200 meticulously restored 18th and 19th century Colonial homes make up the Providence historic district. Nearby, the First Baptist Church, established in 1638, is the oldest Baptist Church in America. Animal lovers talk to the 1,500 animals and enjoy year-round special events at the Roger Williams Park Zoo. And, The Culinary Archives & Museum at Johnson & Wales University is a must-see for committed cooks.

When all the fun fuels a powerful hunger, the Providence restaurant scene fills the most ferocious appetite. Head to Federal Hill, called one of the “Top Five Little Italys in the U.S.” Guests at CAV on Imperial Place sip, savor and shop in a historic loft filled with art and antiques from around the world. Get the best steak in town at the sexy and sophisticated XO Steakhouse or the freshest local seafood at Big Fish. Get the drift? Providence delivers what it promises.

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