Providence Holiday Deals

Providence Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Providence

The world is massive, life is short and your bucket list is never-ending. So book that ticket, pack your case and cross off the best of Providence!

Meeting new people is one of the best parts of travelling, and with 180,000 residents living in this part of Rhode Island, you're bound to have lots of opportunities.

Your entire family is sure to enjoy stops at the Briggs-Boesch Farm and Launch Trampoline Park. If you're up for a bit more excitement, the Crescent Park Looff Carousel and Monster Mini Golf are a couple of other possibilities.

Witness the amazement and wonder in your kids' eyes when they meet the incredible animals at the Roger Williams Park Zoo. The Capron Park Zoo also offers an interactive and educational experience.

If analysing combinations of hops and malt is something you're into, then this destination most certainly has you covered. Try your skills out on the latest drop as you find out about the brewing techniques they use at the Foolproof Brewing Company. After that, when you're up for another creation, make your way to the Bucket Brewery.

Feel your seat shake underneath you as the skilled drivers at the Seekonk Speedway battle it out for the top prize. These powerful engines are truly a sight to behold.

Keen on escaping somewhere peaceful and slowly sipping on a glass of fruity white? Then make sure you visit the Nickle Creek Vineyard and the Leyden Farm Vineyards & Winery.

The Twin River Casino is the place to go for high-stakes gambling and a buzzing atmosphere. Place a couple of bets, order a beer and soak up the electricity.

Waterplace Park and Roger Williams National Memorial are the ideal places to soak up the sun, treat yourself to a picnic or just relax and people-watch. Conimicut Point Park and Warwick City Park are also well-known gathering places for both locals and visitors.

Whether you're after tours or tickets to an attraction, Blackstone Valley Visitor Center is the place to head to. Its passionate team of local experts will ensure you get the most out of your time in Providence.

Gorton Pond and Warwick Pond will delight your senses. Not just because of the soothing atmosphere and stunning views that naturally accompany freshwater lakes, but also for the liveliness of the native birdlife that flock there, too. J L Curran Fishing Area is one more natural waterbody that's worthy of a day out.

If you're hoping to recharge those batteries, you'll uncover lots of nature reserves and parks to explore. Ease your way into it with a breath of clean air among the plants and animals at Goddard Memorial State Park or Jerimoth Hill. For a little more breathing space, visit Arcadia Wildlife Management Area and Mowry Conservation Area.

The Providence Children's Museum and the Varnum Memorial Armory boast a number of unique objects and exhibits. Ask the staff about one-off events or walk the tranquil halls in your own time. If you're not short on time, also check out the New England Wireless and Steam Museum and the Culinary Arts Museum.

Planet Earth is brimming with all sorts of fascinating creations. Discover things that'll put your imagination to shame at the Museum of Work and Culture and the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium. For more from the natural world, visit the Women at Work Museum.

Whichever genre of art floats your boat, you're sure to find it in Providence. Why not begin your day of exhibition hopping at the Warwick Museum of Art and the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art? Also investigate what displays are on at the Attleboro Arts Museum and the Woods-Gerry Gallery.

If you like to think of yourself as a bit of a history freak, experience the fascinating exhibits that bring to life characters and events of days gone by at the Clouds Hill Victorian Museum. The Cape Verdean Museum and the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association are two more sites that are on a mission to preserve and share the rich history of the area.

Travel back to the past with an excursion to Rhode Island State Capitol Building and the Brown University. They're some of the best places to get a better understanding of Providence's history. Why not also swing by the Johnson and Wales University and Bank of America Tower?

Want to learn about the local faith? Plan a trip to see First Baptist Church of America and First Unitarian Church of Providence. If you have some extra time up your sleeve, National Shrine of our Lady of La Salette is also worth dropping by.

When you're exploring new lands, it's sometimes the less popular sites that you'll remember after you get home. Some places which fit that bill in Providence are WaterFire Providence and the Providence Athenaeum. There's also plenty to keep you busy at the Pawtucket Armory Arts Center and the Warwick Public Library.

Hotels in Providence

Thrifty travellers can relax. Budget rooms await at the Econo Lodge and the Motel 6 Warwick RI - Providence Airport - I-95. These digs are proof that excellent service doesn't need to cost an arm and a leg. Or perhaps you'd rather live it up like royalty at the Renaissance Providence Downtown Hotel? The Omni Providence Hotel is another popular option for those who can't say no to the finer things in life.