Providence, Rhode Island Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

There is so much to do in Providence that bed and breakfast visitors might have a hard time choosing an activity. One of the first activities bed and breakfast visitors must enjoy is discovering Providence history. Benefit Street Mile of History is a great place for bed and breakfast visitors to start: this street has more than 100... » show more historic houses, including the Providence Athenaeum, a Greek-Revival style library that hosts a 2,500 lb bell that was cast in the foundry of Paul Revere. Bed and breakfast visitors will discover that that is just the start of the treasures in Providence. Also on Benefit Street is the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art, which has art that ranges from ancient Egyptian to contemporary American. Not far from this fantastic museum, Providence bed and breakfast guests will find the First Baptist Church in America, which was built in 1774 and boasts of a Waterford crystal chandelier in its interior. Many Providence bed and breakfast visitors enjoy touring the historic homes in the area. The John Brown House is a good choice, as it has been impeccably restored and includes the original French wallpaper and antiques. There is also a lively scene for bed and breakfast visitors to enjoy in Providence. Downtown Providence is home to the Waterplace Park and Riverwalk, a cobblestone path that leads to a wonderful amphitheater. Downtown is also home to The Arcade, which is an amazing shopping experience for bed and breakfast guests. Bed and breakfast guests will fall in love with Providence! « show less