Providence Hidden History Walking Tour
Explore Providence's hidden history on a 2-hour walking tour, uncovering stories of social justice, unsung heroes, and historic sites.
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Important Information
- • About 1 mile walking tour
- • Service animals allowed
- • Public transportation nearby
- • Wheelchair accessible
- • Suitable for all fitness levels
- • Assistance dogs allowed
Explore the hidden history of Providence on this engaging walking tour. Delve into the city's legacy of courage, resistance, and triumph as you learn about pivotal social justice movements and the personal narratives of unsung heroes. Discover how Rhode Island's involvement in the international slave trade fueled the Industrial Revolution and hear about the state's defiance against rebellious suffragists. Visit historic sites like the Roger Williams National Memorial and the First Baptist Church in America, and learn about influential figures such as Edward Bannister and Princess Red Wing. This tour offers a unique perspective on Providence's past and its ongoing impact. Join us for an enlightening journey through the city's storied streets.
Pros
- Discover Providence's hidden history
- Learn about social justice movements
- Explore the impact of the slave trade
- Hear stories of unsung heroes
- Walk through historic sites
- Understand climate change effects
Includes
- Expert guide
- 1-mile walking tour
- Visit to Roger Williams National Memorial
- Stop at First Baptist Church in America
- Visit to Market House
- Providence River Walk tour
Excludes
FAQ
- • Where Does the Tour Start?
The tour begins at the amphitheater on Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge.
- • Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
- • Can I Bring My Pet?
Only assistance dogs are allowed on the tour.
- • Are There Restroom Facilities?
Public restrooms are available along the route.
- • Is the Tour Suitable for Children?
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
Tour Highlights
- • Discover Providence's hidden history
- • Learn about social justice movements
- • Explore the impact of the slave trade
You'll be redirected to the tour operator's website to complete your booking.
