Providence is a great destination in the fall for many reasons. The restaurants offer a wide variety of cuisines, the parks are beautiful and perfect for walks or picnics, and the museums have a number of interesting exhibits.
EAT
Some of the best restaurants in Providence include CAV, which serves contemporary American cuisine; Persimmon, which offers a menu of seasonal New England dishes; Bacco which specializes in authentic Italian dining; and Escalante’s, which cooks up Southwestern fare. Want something brand new? Ceviches by Divino just opened by the river, and it’s something everyone should try!
OUTSIDE
The parks in Providence are perfect for enjoying the fall weather. Take a stroll through WaterFire Park, explore the miles of trails at Roger Williams Park, or relax in one of the many green spaces like Burnside Park or India Point Park.
MUSEUMS
The museums in Providence are also great places to visit in the fall. The Rhode Island School of Design Museum has a number of interesting exhibits, including “Providence: A City and its Moments” and “Providence through the Lens: Photographs from the Collection of the RISD Museum.” The Museum of Natural History and Planetarium also has a number of fall-themed exhibits, like ” Autumn Leaves: The Science of Fall colors” and “Frogs: A Chorus of Colors.”
So whether you’re looking for great food, beautiful scenery, or interesting exhibits, Providence is the perfect destination for a fall getaway.
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