Rhode Island is a little state with a huge cultural scene, and it's home to one of the oldest and most unique libraries in the United States.
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With affordable homes, green spaces aplenty, charming architecture, and historic neighbourhoods, this coastal town in Rhode Island is a great retirement spot.
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To enjoy some of the freshest seafood possible without dealing with the hassle of a crowded beach area, consider vacationing on this tiny Massachusetts island.
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Never has the phrase "good things come in small packages" been so accurate. Rhode Island might be the nation's smallest state, but it packs quite the punch.
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For a charming outdoor getaway with small-town vibes, head to this scenic Rhode Island destination with a quaint winery and plenty of nature to explore.
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Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the union, but its oldest park is packed with big things to see and do, including gardens, a zoo, and much more.
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For rural farms, cozy charm, antique shops, and quiet beaches, take a trip to this secluded New England town in Rhode Island, just 30 minutes from Providence.
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Over 100 years old, this Rhode Island hotel boasts a haunting past, but its Art Deco aesthetic still shines bright. Book a room for an unforgettable stay.
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Rhode Island is one of the most underrated states, especially when you consider the majesty of breathtaking beaches like this well-kept secret spot.
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This coastal New England gem, spanning Rhode Island and Massachusetts, is ideal for savoring seafood, beach time, and slow-traveling through countless villages.
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Rhode Island may not be a large state, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in natural beauty -- such as along this stunning beach that is a must-visit.
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Rhode Island may be tiny, but the Ocean State is home to one of the most picturesque and charming beach areas you'll find in all of the United States.
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Escape the city bustle by walking through a Rhode Island hilltop park’s gorgeous natural landscape with incredible views of Providence and a rich history.
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While it might not have the state's most popular attractions, this underrated Rhode Island town is an explorer's delight with plenty to see and do.
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For a late-night snack, head to America’s oldest mobile diner in Rhode Island. The eatery has a long history of serving up delicious bites on wheels.
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Bristol is known all over Rhode Island for its massive Fourth of July celebration. But there's far more to this little East Bay town than a parade.
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This Rhode Island town is renowned for its Italian heritage, featuring unique festivals and authentic local eateries. It is also the sister city of Itri, Italy.
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With plenty of good shopping, dining and hotels -- plus beaches and a national wildlife refuge -- this town is a great spot for a getaway day or a vacation.
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This Rhode Island diner, the first in America to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places, still welcomes visitors to enjoy its signature dishes.
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A literary gem in Rhode Island is filled with rare manuscripts and historical treasures, ranging from writings of presidents to works of prestigious authors.
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Rhode Island's shoreline is filled with amazing views and monumental pieces of American history, and this trail lets visitors explore both.
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These Gilded Age mansions on the coast of Rhode Island are a sight to see during the holidays when they are decorated for Christmas festivities.
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With a gorgeous coastline and opulent, historic buildings, this beach district in Rhode Island is a lesser-known coastal escape similar to Martha’s Vineyard.
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Rhode Island has some of the oldest restaurants on the East Coast - and one of its cities is home to the best, most underrated Little Italy in America.
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If you're looking for a New England beach getaway this fall, you could do far worse than this little Rhode Island town with scenic views and seafood galore.
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If you can't make it to Nice or Cannes but are looking for an alternative within or close to the US, then this town is the best place for you.
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America's oldest restaurant was first opened in 1673 and amazingly, you can still eat there. Best of all, it's located in one of the US' top historic cities.
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