Visiting Rhode Island // First stop at Providence

Last weekend, we spent two days in Rhode Island, the smallest states in the US.  We arrived in Providence Friday night and it was pouring – some rest of a tropical storm. Fortunately, the day after, the sun was high in the sky and we walked around in 3 neighborhood of the city:

  • Federal Hill – it used to be super chic, then super dangerous and now it’s becoming hype.
  • College Hill – where there’s Brown University,
  • Downtown.

It’s the capitale of the State but it’s still a really easy city to walk by. We enjoy the Waterfire, a show on the canals at night.

Providence, Rhode Island - carte

Brown University

Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island - motto and bear

Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island - College Hill Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island - Power street Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island 1 Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island 2

John Brown House - Providence, Rhode Island

Brown university, Providence, Rhode Island - Hopkins House

Downtown Providence

Capitole Providence Rhode Island downtown Providence, Rhode Island

Waterfire

Waterfire - Providence, Rhode Island 1 Waterfire - Providence, Rhode Island Gondola Waterfire - Providence, Rhode Island

Federal Hill

Federal Hill Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island Rénovation - Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island - Brodway

Rénovation - Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island

Carriage House, Broadway, Providence, Rhode IslandFood

Lemonade et cheesecake Food Providence Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island - poster

The translation of this post is coming soon! and the next article will be about the day after Providence, when we were in Newport, Rhode Island. I won’t post it right away cause tomorrow is my biiiiiiirthday and I’ll be out of town for a few days. See you soon!

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Rédactrice, grande organisatrice et réseau socialite du Blog de Mathilde. Quand je ne suis pas devant un écran, j'organise des visites guidées de Boston, là où j'ai fondé ma petite entreprise Boston le nez en l'air. Je suis aussi auteure de nombreux guides de voyages, de livres de yoga et de jeux chez des éditeurs français. Suivez-moi sur Instagram, Facebook ou Pinterest.

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