Um guia para grandes lugares perto do Hotel Viking
I have fallen in love with Newport, RI - If you can afford it, the Hotel Viking is the place to stay - staff was superb, the rooms small but beautifully decorated and the location can't be beat.
22 m do hotel
1 Bellevue Ave
Home to the statue of Newport native Commodore Matthew C. Perry, known for his expedition to Japan (which opened up the country's trading) and role as the first commander of the African Squadron.
241 m do hotel
Mill Street
Dedicated in 1763, Touro Synagogue is the oldest synagogue in the United States and the only one which survives from the colonial era. Free admission for National Trust members.
256 m do hotel
85 Touro St
Ask for a magnifying glass as you check out the William Trost Richards exhibit, as most of his work is postcard size.
282 m do hotel
76 Bellevue Ave
Really delicious blueberry pancakes for breakfast.
289 m do hotel
41 Mary St
Whoa, get the BLAT and home-fries, serious breakfast of champions
374 m do hotel
111 Bellevue Ave
Great burgers. Nice greens and sauce topping that comes standard. Fries were fantastic! Good beers
471 m do hotel
29 Marlborough St
Opened in 1673 by pirate William Mayes, America’s oldest tavern at one time hosted the Rhode Island General Assembly, as well as the local criminal court and city council. (From Aerial America)
0.5 km do hotel
26 Marlborough St
Go to Mooring. Order Lobster Fritters. Eat, repeat, look at the boats.
0.6 km do hotel
1 Sayers Wharf
The mussels were deelish, as welll as the fish tacos. Our entire table was very happy.
0.6 km do hotel
111 Broadway
