Providence is a city rich in unique architecture, beautiful streetscapes and stimulating intellectual pursuits. One of America's older cities, Providence features many historic buildings like the Rhode Island State House and Trinity Repertory Theater. These locations, among others, exemplify some of the country's best 19th and 20th century architecture. The RISD museum and Roger Williams Park Zoo offer days of fun sightseeing for adults and children alike.

*The Providence Performing Arts center is a multi-purpose venue that holds over 3000 people for many events such as Broadway plays, concerts, films, and a variety of performers. After its grand opening in 1928, the theater became well known as “Jewel of Weybosset Street” after its opening as Loew’s State movie Palace in 1928.

*Avon Cinema is a historic movie theater located on the East Side of Providence near Brown University. Opening in 1938, it is said that Avon screens independent, art house and foreign films. This building brings great chemistry to the Thayer Street area and takes the attention of it’s passer-byes.

*Cable Car & Cinema is a luxurious two in one establishment screening art films. This establishment is suited for it’s customers to feel comfortable, with their variety of comfy couches with the convenience of food services and beverages.

*Established in 1846, Swan Point is a 60 acre piece of land that is well known for being the first in the country’s first garden cemetery. Swan Point is open to the public for many seeking inspiration and great scenery.