Settled in 1636 as a member city of the 13 Colonies, Providence’s impact on U.S. history and now modern-day comforts are much to be appreciated. The cultural arts is widely encouraged and celebrated in the “Creative Capital.” Residents enjoy live theatrical performances at the Tony Award-winning Trinity Repertory Company on Washington Street. The renowned Rhode Island School of Design Museum showcases fine art masterpieces across five buildings. Providence may be a small capital in stature to others, but it sure packs a serious punch with plenty of cool attractions, landmarks, universities and more. College Hill houses two of the most renowned educational institutions in the nation, Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design. Across the Providence River, you’ll discover Johnson & Wales University – Providence Campus.
Providence is also known for its notable dining and shopping scene. Gourmet restaurants and artisan shops dot the city streets all across Providence.
