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Learn all about Newport’s Gilded Age, colonial past, Naval History, and more on this open-air trolley tour around the city. You’ll see sets from movies like Amistad, True Lies, and The Great Gatsby, and get top tips for great local shopping, dining, and boat tours too. Your guide will even send you on your way with advice on getting around Newport when the tour is done.

Discover the essence of Newport on the Signature Private Newport Tour, a curated journey through the city's iconic landmarks and stunning coastal scenery. This refined tour offers a seamless experience, showcasing historic districts, architectural marvels, and scenic avenues, all while ensuring premium comfort and visibility. With elevated storytelling and insights, guests gain a comprehensive understanding of Newport's rich heritage in a luxurious atmosphere. Ideal for travelers seeking a sophisticated overview of the city, this tour promises an immersive experience without the need for customization or routing changes. - Enjoy a private, curated tour of Newport's highlights - Experience iconic landmarks and coastal views in comfort - Benefit from expert storytelling and insights during the tour - Depart from a central pickup point for easy access

Set sail on a memorable half-day private cruise aboard the beautifully appointed vessel CAMELOT, designed for up to 6 passengers. This exclusive experience lets you explore the stunning Newport coastline, reminiscent of the Gilded Age, as you enjoy the sights of sailboats and seagulls. Pack your favorite picnic items and beverages to enjoy during the cruise, making it a perfect outing with friends or family. - 3.5-hour private charter for personalized exploration - Licensed captain included for a safe and enjoyable experience - Complimentary bottled water provided - Dress comfortably and prepare for the weather

Get an out-of-the-box introduction to historic Newport during this two-hour scavenger hunt. Walk or drive to a carefully curated list of local locations as you solve clues, accept wacky challenges, and uncover hidden gems within the city—plus local secrets. Get a chance to work alongside friends, families, or colleagues with support from a remote interactive host, making this ideal for birthday or bachelor(ette) parties or team-building events.

Have a groovy time visiting various sites and learning about how the Newport Colonial Hippies lived, worshipped, and played in peace and harmony. We will visit and envision all the high and low points that these colonists utilized to experience and enjoy their newly found freedoms that were only granted to the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Come and enjoy the " lively experiment" this was, and perhaps still is, on the 'Isle of peace'.

See two of Newport's most spectacular mansions on a trolley excursion that includes guided tours of The Breakers and Marble House, both former Vanderbilt homes. In addition to the two mansion tours, the trolley is a great way to get an overview of Newport's mansions and coastal scenery, as you'll cruise Bellevue Avenue and Ocean Drive, two of the town's most exclusive neighborhoods. An onboard guide will share Newport facts and history throughout the tour, which passes more than 150 points of interest.

Cruise through Newport's scenic streets in style aboard the Newport GEM. Enjoy the open-air experience with the panoramic sunroof, while the Bluetooth radio provides your favorite tunes. Sink into the high-end seating for a comfortable and relaxing ride, perfect for taking in the sights and sounds of this charming coastal city.

Explore Newport, Rhode Island - a colonial powerhouse built on maritime trade and religious freedom on this 60-minute Self-Guided walking tour. Trace how the harbor town once rivaled Boston and New York, revealing stories of dissenters, merchants, and the Atlantic slave trade through its historic streets and architecture. Highlights include: • Newport Harbor and Thames Street’s colonial homes • The White Horse Tavern, dating to the 1670s • The Great Friends Meeting House and early Quaker abolitionists • The Colony House, where the Declaration of Independence was read • Touro Synagogue, a symbol of religious tolerance • Vernon House, visited by George Washington • Trinity Church, inspired by Sir Christopher Wren The tour ends at Touro Park’s mysterious stone tower.