



by Newport Foodies Stroll
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$246This walking tour in Newport, Rhode Island covers approximately 1.75 miles and lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. The tour begins in front of the Wave sculpture at the corner of America's Cup Avenue and Memorial Boulevard. A local guide leads the group through the historic streets, sharing information about Newport’s history including pirates, Revolutionary War troop movements, the Gilded Age mansions and industrialists, Irish American heritage, and recent condominium developments. The tour includes stops at five restaurants where food and beverages are provided. At Wally’s, participants enjoy a smash burger. Knot Norm’s serves a mahi mahi taco with pineapple salsa and a side salad of apples, beets, and field greens. Vieste’s offers homemade Italian appetizers. For dessert, guests choose between gelato or sorbet at Cold Fusion or Ben & Jerry’s, depending on availability. Alcoholic beverages, tea, coffee, and bottled water are included throughout the tour. The itinerary also features historical and cultural stops such as the Armory built in 1894, Brown and Howard Wharf with its historic harbor, a view of Fort Adams constructed by Irish immigrants between 1837 and 1854, the Ancient Order of Hibernians building from 1876, and a garden tour behind The Elms Mansion built in 1901. Visitors see the International Yacht Restoration School, the only accredited school of its kind in the country, and the Samuel Whitehorne House, Newport’s oldest home dating back to 1811. Parking fees and gratuities are not included. Participants should inform the tour operator of any food allergies or gluten sensitivities at the time of booking. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the minimum drinking age is 21 years.
Newport
The tour begins at the Wave Sculpture located at the corner of America's Cup Boulevard and Memorial Boulevard in downtown Newport. After check-in, the guide gives a brief history of the 41 North and the Armory before proceeding on the "Off the Beaten Path" route. Both first-time and returning visitors will hear new facts and visit multiple restaurants along the walk.
15 min
Newport
Built in 1894 to serve the local militia, this historic building is soon becoming the International Sailing Hall of Fame.
10 min
Newport
This wharf has been one of Newport’s busiest harbors since the 1800s and today remains a popular docking area for luxury yachts.
10 min
Newport
Pass by Wally's, known for its smash burger.
20 min
Newport
From this location, participants can view Fort Adams, constructed primarily by Irish immigrants between 1837 and 1854.
12 min
Newport
Chartered in 1876, this building served as a protective organization for Irish immigrants in Newport.
10 min
Newport
Taste a mahi mahi taco with pineapple salsa and a side salad of apples, beets, and field greens here.
25 min
Newport
Owned by the Preservation Society and built in 1901 by Edward Berwin, the tour includes a walk through the gardens behind The Elms while discussing the Gilded Age.
20 min
Newport
The only accredited school of its kind in the United States, specializing in yacht restoration.
10 min
Newport
Sample homemade Italian appetizers at this local eatery during the tour.
15 min
Newport
The oldest house in Newport, built in 1811 shortly after the American Revolution.
8 min
Newport
Choose from 18 varieties of gelato or sorbet at Cold Fusion, or Ben & Jerry's if available, to finish the tasting portion of the tour.
15 min
We will meet you in front of the Wave Sculpture located at the corner of America's Cup Blvd. and Memorial Blvd., Newport, RI, we will have our name tags visible.
End point
O'Brien's Pub is located on Thames Street, only a few blocks down from our starting point.




by Newport Foodies Stroll
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$246This walking tour in Newport, Rhode Island covers approximately 1.75 miles and lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. The tour begins in front of the Wave sculpture at the corner of America's Cup Avenue and Memorial Boulevard. A local guide leads the group through the historic streets, sharing information about Newport’s history including pirates, Revolutionary War troop movements, the Gilded Age mansions and industrialists, Irish American heritage, and recent condominium developments. The tour includes stops at five restaurants where food and beverages are provided. At Wally’s, participants enjoy a smash burger. Knot Norm’s serves a mahi mahi taco with pineapple salsa and a side salad of apples, beets, and field greens. Vieste’s offers homemade Italian appetizers. For dessert, guests choose between gelato or sorbet at Cold Fusion or Ben & Jerry’s, depending on availability. Alcoholic beverages, tea, coffee, and bottled water are included throughout the tour. The itinerary also features historical and cultural stops such as the Armory built in 1894, Brown and Howard Wharf with its historic harbor, a view of Fort Adams constructed by Irish immigrants between 1837 and 1854, the Ancient Order of Hibernians building from 1876, and a garden tour behind The Elms Mansion built in 1901. Visitors see the International Yacht Restoration School, the only accredited school of its kind in the country, and the Samuel Whitehorne House, Newport’s oldest home dating back to 1811. Parking fees and gratuities are not included. Participants should inform the tour operator of any food allergies or gluten sensitivities at the time of booking. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the minimum drinking age is 21 years.
Newport
The tour begins at the Wave Sculpture located at the corner of America's Cup Boulevard and Memorial Boulevard in downtown Newport. After check-in, the guide gives a brief history of the 41 North and the Armory before proceeding on the "Off the Beaten Path" route. Both first-time and returning visitors will hear new facts and visit multiple restaurants along the walk.
15 min
Newport
Built in 1894 to serve the local militia, this historic building is soon becoming the International Sailing Hall of Fame.
10 min
Newport
This wharf has been one of Newport’s busiest harbors since the 1800s and today remains a popular docking area for luxury yachts.
10 min
Newport
Pass by Wally's, known for its smash burger.
20 min
Newport
From this location, participants can view Fort Adams, constructed primarily by Irish immigrants between 1837 and 1854.
12 min
Newport
Chartered in 1876, this building served as a protective organization for Irish immigrants in Newport.
10 min
Newport
Taste a mahi mahi taco with pineapple salsa and a side salad of apples, beets, and field greens here.
25 min
Newport
Owned by the Preservation Society and built in 1901 by Edward Berwin, the tour includes a walk through the gardens behind The Elms while discussing the Gilded Age.
20 min
Newport
The only accredited school of its kind in the United States, specializing in yacht restoration.
10 min
Newport
Sample homemade Italian appetizers at this local eatery during the tour.
15 min
Newport
The oldest house in Newport, built in 1811 shortly after the American Revolution.
8 min
Newport
Choose from 18 varieties of gelato or sorbet at Cold Fusion, or Ben & Jerry's if available, to finish the tasting portion of the tour.
15 min
We will meet you in front of the Wave Sculpture located at the corner of America's Cup Blvd. and Memorial Blvd., Newport, RI, we will have our name tags visible.
End point
O'Brien's Pub is located on Thames Street, only a few blocks down from our starting point.