Haylee's Favorite things to explore in Providence

This is where you arrived in Providence. This building was built in 1986, with the tracks under the building to help make the station smaller than the previous providence train station. There's a bathroom and some snacks so it makes traveli... Read more

The state house is obviously important for the political events that happen here and within/ around most state houses. This one however was built in 1895-1904 and it is home to the 4th largest self-supporting marble dome in the world. On to... Read more

Water Place Park is a really cool spot to hang out and eat lunch during the day or to catch a free concert or watch the waterfire at night. Waterfire is a Rhode Island tradition that started when the Riverwalk was built in 1994. The Provide... Read more

If you walk around the basin across from the stage area you will see The Wall of Hope, which is comprised of 11,000+ ceramic tiles made by people in the community after 9/11. The wall is one of three locations with these tiles, you can also... Read more

The Providence Art Club founded in 1880 is within an old building that makes absolutely no sense. There are four buildings that comprise the art club, connected by hallways, tall stairwells, a back elevator and a parking garage? The art clu... Read more

Growing up Big Nazo was extremely exciting to me, I remember walking through providence with my parents and seeing these giant creatures in the windows of their building. In this building they have exhibitions and workshops, they also put o... Read more

The Plant in Providence, although not within walking distance, is my all time favorite place to go to and hang out at in Providence. The self driving shuttles frequent olneyville so depending on where you start maybe you can take one of tho... Read more