People are hitting the streets for Pokémon GO. GoProvidence has joined in on the hunt by launching a blog series to help Pokémon GO gamers navigate Providence. Keep reading for more info ...

If you're looking for Pokémon, there's no better place than Providence! We have tons of PokéStops in a densely packed area. One of the great neighborhoods to stroll around while you're trying to catch 'em all is Federal Hill. 

We took a stroll through Providence's Little Italy and found 15 different PokéStops on a half-mile stretch of road. Even though the walk will only get you about 1 km for your egg incubators, you'll be sure to find some awesome Pokémon. While we were out, we spotted an Abra, Meowth and a Diglett, but we also spotted plenty of the smaller Pokémon like Weedles, Pidgeys and Spearows. 

Pokemon Fed Hill

Being Providence's Little Italy, Federal Hill has plenty of great restaurants and shops that you can stop in on your quest. Grab a bite to eat al fresco on DePasquale Plaza, or throw down a lure at Angelo's and sit back and watch the Pokémon come to you!

Use #PokeGoProv to share some of your rare catches around Providence.

Pokemon Go Providence: Federal Hill

PokéStops

  • Garibaldi Park 
  • Festa Italiana Society Monument
  • Angelo’s Restaurant, Wall Mural
  • Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Pillar
  • Bank of America Wall Mural
  • Gallery Z
  • Pastiche Fine Desserts
  • Caserta Pizza
  • St. John’s Park
  • Brooklyn Pizza Wall Mural
  • Holy Ghost Church
  • Raymond Dettore Jr. Memorial, DePasquale Plaza
  • Cortland Community Garden
  • India Museum & Heritage Society (58 Tell St.)
  • John O. Pastore Park

Area Restaurants

Andino's Restaurant
Angelo's Civita Farnese
Biergarten
Bombay Club
Caffe Dolce Vita
Camille's
Capri
Caserta Pizzeria
Cassarino's
Costantino's Venda Bar & Ristorante
Don Jose Tequilas
Federal Taphouse & Kitchen
Joe Marzilli’s Old Canteen
Massimo
Nami
Nara
Opa
Pane e Vino
Providence Oyster Bar
Ristorante Roma
Scialo Bros. Bakery
Siena Providence
Trattoria Zooma
Vanuatu Coffee Roasters

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