Thanks for the tips and suggestions. Will likely have to do a part 2 to include your recommendations. Thanks for watching!

And what about Roger Williams Park? It's the largest city park in North America and was designed by the same firm that designed Central Park in New York City. And then there is Blackstone Boulevard. Simply gorgeous.

Providence and Rhode Island are amazing destinations. They evoke that quaint New England vibe mixed with some big city entertainment, nightlife, and culture. thanks for watching.

I appreciate your support and glad you enjoyed the tour of Providence. It really is a unique and beautiful city. Thanks for watching and let me know if you have any questions about Providence or East coast travel in general.

Hi Jose, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and tour. Thanks for the support! And, yes, Providence is a little known gem.

Thanks for the compliment and for watching!

Thanks for watching and all the great input. I will likely be doing a part 2 sometime soon and will definitely include your suggestions. Newport should be coming in the next couple of months so look out for that, and please subscribe if you haven't already so that you're notified when its released. Thanks again for all the input.

Hi James. Providence is a little known gem and I think it has a lot to offer, see, and do. A lot of people when traveling through New England overlook Providence, and I'm trying to prove that it is a worthwhile destination. Thanks for watching!

Providence sucks. Shit hole

Thanks for the support man!

Hi ED, Thanks for watching and the support. Yes everything is very close and within walking distance in the video. The train station is right in the center and drops you off adjacent to the Rhode Island State House. If you're there on a summer night check out Water fire on the river where fire shoots out of the water, and definitely have dinner and check out the nightlife in Providence's Little Italy, Federal Hill. I really enjoy the Pedestrian bridge next to the river walk too. It's a beautiful city and a lot of it can be seen in a full day if you do it at an aggressive pace. I will likely be visiting Boston this month too, so check out the video for that! Stay tuned!

You definitely have to get a meal on Federal Hill as he recommended. It's about a mile west of the train station. Additionally, that RISD museum is a treat. My parents were art teachers. I've lived in different parts of the country as well as being born and living in Providence. I consider the RISD Museum the best art museum experience that I've seen in the country, and I've been through many of the very best art art museums in the country. As you can see in his video, there's almost nobody in any of the rooms at the museum. Unless you go on a Sunday when it's free, you could walk into the rooms full of Impressionist paintings and step back 20 ft to view it without anybody walking in front of you. That is the way you're supposed to view Impressist paintings. Try doing that in New York City, Boston or Washington DC. It's not going to happen. It has the 11th largest fine art collection in the United States. That state house is really cool too. I think it's one of the two prettiest state capital buildings that I visited, the other being in Wisconsin. I rank it above the Wisconsin State House because the grounds of the Rhode Island State House are prettier and the setting is prettier. It's right next to the train station. It has the fourth largest unsupported marble dome in the world. It has writings of founder Roger Williams. Roger Williams was the founder of absolute religious freedom worldwide. If you were a Satanist, you could safely practice your occult religion in Rhode Island. That is how far Rhode Island took religious freedom. You couldn't do that anywhere else in the world. As a result, Rhode Island attracted a lot of outsiders and free thinkers. So independent thinking and critical thinking are in the bloodstream of native Rhode Islanders. Williams is the reason we have a Bill of Rights. In fact, Rhode Island refused to join the United States unless a bill of rights was added to the Constitution. That's why we were the 13th state and not the first state, even though we were the first colony to declare independence. For the life me I can't understand who I nobody has made a movie about Roger Williams. Not for nothing, he is arguably one of the most influential people in world history. His story is full of drama and action. He was an exceptional human being with an exceptional mind and exceptional character. If I ever win the lottery....

@@chriseidam7319 wow thanks!

Thanks for watchin and I'm glad I can bring some of these interesting destinations to you virtually.

I'm so glad the video helped you to plan your trip to Providence! If you follow this itinerary, I would stop for lunch downtown at Gracie's (more upscale) or Circe Restaurant and Bar (more moderate) or New Rivers. Please let me know if you have any more questions at all and thanks for watching!

Thanks for the tips and thanks for watching! Stay tuned for future Rhode Island videos.

I'm glad you enjoyed the tour, and I'm all over exploring new areas and making content for you guys, but mainly based in New York City, so if you're ever in the area I'd be glad to give you a tour. So parking in the area varies by location. Street parking in Downtown Providence and Federal Hill can be difficult, but I found parking in the College Hill area to be OK. Also, I did not park myself- I took the train, which drops you off right next to the Rhode Island State House. During the tour, however, walked to every location- it is a very compact city. I am an avid walker though- it might be hard for people who have difficulty walking.

@@ProjectGaiaTravel thanks for the input on parking.

Thanks for the support and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Definitely want to revisit on a weekend in the summer to see it come to life more fully. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for your input, maybe in a Providence part 2. They likely removed it due to urban rehabilitation efforts. Thanks for watching.

This is probably about 3-4 miles. It isn't that bad, if walking is easy for you I did the entire tour on foot as I took the train here, and still was done in time for dinner in Federal Hill (Little Italy). It's a pretty walkable and compact city. Thanks for watching and please let me know if you have any questions at all. And please subscribe if you haven't already for more tours across america and the world.

Thanks for watching! Thinking about doing a Providence part 2. Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Thanks for the suggestion. Excellent choice, and thanks for watching.

Ah I'll have to do a part 2! Thanks for watching and the suggestion!

​@@ProjectGaiaTravel I live here in Providence. I think you did an excellent job as a layperson making this video, but I think you need to do it in the summer, and I think you could make it a little tighter on the editing There is so much more history to be added to the narration, too. I'm a professionally-trained writer. If you're interested in making a second video and you want to collaborate on it, I would love to offer my input. I'm a giant history nut and I know a lot about Rhode Island history. Anyway, thanks for the video.

West Providence near Marino and Olneyville plus north Providence near Douglas Ave and Admiral St are historically African American neighborhoods. Definitely worth a visit and maybe will be part of a Providence Part 2 tour. Thanks for watching!

The local prison

The black neighborhoods were razed. One of them sits below the state house.

@@barrylafleur8526 How awful!!

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Heroin zombies everywhere you look

All coming from SP like roaches.

Didn't you just describe all of America? Really, way to keep it on the upside. And wear pray tell do you live that is nirvana?