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Shopping Districts Providence's vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods offer plenty of shopping options. ... more |
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10/01/2010
About Providence - Fact Sheet Providence, Rhode Island seamlessly blends the urban sophistication of a big city with the graceful charm of a small town. ... more |
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10/01/2010
A Vibrant Arts & Cultural Hub Home to the famous Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and a staunch supporter of the arts, the City of Providence has become a haven for artists and entertainers. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Providence is a City with Taste Among those who know and love food, Providence is considered one of the most important cities in the United States. Not only does the city boast numerous critically acclaimed restaurants, but it is also a major center for the study and appreciation of the culinary arts. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Day Trips Centrally located, the Providence/Warwick area is the gateway to New England - a hub of culture, scenic beauty, history and entertainment can be found throughout Rhode Island, nearby Massachusetts, and Connecticut. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Family Fun From the bears at the zoo to the Bruins at “The Dunk,” Providence offers a wide variety of family entertainment options. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Getting Here and Getting Around 25 percent of the US population lives within 500 miles of the Providence/Warwick area, making it a very easy trip for a quarter of the nation. ... more |
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The Rhode Island Convention Center Complex Located in the heart of downtown Providence, the Rhode Island Convention Center Complex is comprised of three multi-purpose facilities – the Rhode Island Convention Center, the Dunkin’ Donuts Center and the Veterans Memorial Arts & Cultural Center - capable of hosting trade shows, consumer shows, exhibits, receptions, banquets, meetings and conventions. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Colleges and Universities Eight colleges and universities have campuses in the Providence/Warwick area, making an indelible impact on the region’s intellectual, cultural and social life. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Living History - Historic Sites and Attraction Four centuries of history are alive and well in Providence. The city is believed to have a larger percentage of buildings on the National Historic Register than any other U.S. city. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Parks and Recreation From oases of green in the City of Providence to beautiful bay vistas on Warwick’s beaches, there is ample opportunity to observe the area’s natural – and manmade – beauty. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Warwick – The Crossroads of Southern New England With its central location and 39 miles of scenic coastline, Warwick, RI lures lots of travelers to the heart of Rhode Island. ... more |
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10/01/2010
Providence – A City with Vision A bronze statue called “The Independent Man” stands proudly atop of Rhode Island’s Capitol building, the perfect sentinel for the city that he overlooks. Discover the city's rich history and stubborn independent streak. ... more |
