• Cardines Field - Newport’s neighborhood ballpark, established in 1908, is the oldest amateur baseball stadium. Experience the historic grounds where legends like Satchel Paige, Babe Ruth, and Bob Feller once played. Today, it hosts various local teams, including the Newport Gulls.
• Touro Synagogue - The oldest synagogue in the United States, dating back to 1763, stands as a symbol of Newport’s legacy as a haven for those seeking religious freedom.
• The Old Stone Mill - Also known as the Newport Mystery Tower, this stone structure has sparked numerous theories about its origins. Was it a lighthouse, a place of worship, or a watchtower? See it for yourself and decide.
• Brenton Point State Park - We take a brief stop at this scenic overlook. Once a summer estate, this 90-acre state park is located at Newport’s southernmost point.
• Rough Point Museum - Located at the southern end of prestigious Bellevue Avenue, this was the summer estate of tobacco heiress Doris Duke. The controversial billionaire spent many summers here and significantly influenced Newport with her colonial preservation efforts.
• The Breakers - We will also stop to provide a detailed explanation of Newport’s largest mansion, The Breakers. Touring The Breakers is available for an additional fee of $25, which can be added during booking via the ticket calendar.
• Marble House - We stop to offer detailed information about Newport’s most expensive summer cottage, the Marble House. Tours are available for an additional fee of $20, which can be reserved through the booking calendar.
• Ocean Drive - Travel along the scenic 10-mile Ocean Drive, featuring two state parks, stunning ocean views, and historic summer homes from Newport’s Gilded Age.
• International Tennis Hall of Fame - Visit the famous Newport Casino, once the epicenter of summertime activities for the elite, now home to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
• Bowen’s Wharf - Pass through the colonial district, where the historic wharves are now the heart of Newport’s tourism industry.
• The Elms - See Mr. Berwind’s summer home, a frequent filming location for the popular HBO show “The Gilded Age.” Tours are available for an additional fee.
• Bellevue Avenue - Learn about various aspects of the Gilded Age as we travel along this exquisite avenue.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Mansion Admission Tickets $20 for Marble House,Rosecliff or Elms. $25 to tour the Breakers
• Mansion Admission Tickets can be purchased from your guide. Mansion tours are self guided via app.

Your private minivan tour will introduce you to Newport, Ri to discover more than 385 years of history. You will quickly see why Newport, RI. become the go-to summer destination for the Gilded Age crowd and Mrs. Astor’s “ 400.” The Tour is Fully narrated along the 15 mile route, passing over 100 local attractions, points of Interest and Historic Sights. Keep in mind this is a private tour, for up to 5 guests, so we explore Newport, RI and all its amazing aspects at YOUR pace!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.