Newport
FR
Location verified location
Map of Newport Newport Open the interactive map
Beyond its jazz festival, the city is known for its beautiful Victorian mansions.

Overview of Newport

Beyond its jazz festival, the city is known for its beautiful Victorian mansions.

Key Facts

  • Type of place: small town.
  • Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
  • Location:
  • Distances:
  • Local time: Heure : Newport.
  • Population: 24,672 inhabitants (2016).
  • Area: 29.5 km².
  • Altitude: sea level.

History of Newport

What to See and Do in Newport

Climate and Weather in Newport

Transportation

Getting There

Getting Around

Where to Stay

Where to Eat

Useful Addresses

Nearby

Also worth seeing within a 100 km radius of the city:

Boston, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Boston
The historic city of the United States, renowned for its museums and heritage, with several famous universities nearby.
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Cape Cod
The go-to vacation destination in the region for its landscapes, beaches, and walking opportunities.
Île Block, Rhode Island, États-Unis
Block Island
This small island, about twenty kilometers off the coast, is popular for its landscapes, hiking, and beaches.
Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Martha's Vineyard
Beaches and beautiful scenery on this island, which has become a holiday destination for celebrities and the wealthy.
Mystic, Connecticut, États-Unis
Mystic
This village is renowned for its more or less historical maritime heritage (boats, museum, aquarium) to the point of now being a fairly touristy spot.
Narragansett, Rhode Island, États-Unis
Narragansett
The main seaside resort in Rhode Island, known as the "best beach" in all of New England.
New Bedford, Massachusetts, États-Unis
New Bedford
It's an old whaling fishing port south of Boston.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Plymouth
This is where the Mayflower arrived in 1620. The town's tourist appeal revolves around this historic event.
Providence, Rhode Island, États-Unis
Providence
One of the oldest cities in the United States, with several museums, parks, and historic neighborhoods.

Further Reading