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Take a stroll through the historic Newport downtown area where you can find charming shops, cafes, and bakeries. Be sure to stop at The Coffee Grinder for a delicious cup of coffee and homemade pastries. After that, head over to the International Tennis Hall of Fame where you can learn about the history of tennis and see some of the most famous tennis players of all time.

Have lunch at The White Horse Tavern, a historic restaurant dating back to 1673 and one of the oldest taverns in the country. After lunch, visit the Newport Art Museum to view the works of local and regional artists and learn about the history of art in Newport.

For dinner, head over to La Forge Casino Restaurant, a historic casino turned restaurant that offers a unique dining experience with a menu featuring local seafood and classic American dishes.

Take a scenic drive along Ocean Drive where you can see stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Newport coastline. Stop at Brenton Point State Park for a picnic lunch where you can enjoy the ocean views and watch the sailboats go by.

After lunch, head over to Fort Adams State Park, where you can take a guided tour of the historic fort and learn about its role in American military history.

For dinner, visit The Black Pearl, a Newport institution known for its clam chowder and fresh seafood.

Take a sailing tour of Newport Harbor where you can experience the beauty of the area from the water and learn about the history of sailing in Newport.

After your sailing tour, head over to the Newport Vineyards for a wine tasting and tour of the vineyard.

For dinner, visit The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar for a second time to try some of their other fresh seafood dishes.

Take a morning walk through the Norman Bird Sanctuary, a nature preserve with over 325 acres of fields, forests, and wetlands.

After your walk, head over to the Newport Car Museum to view their collection of over 75 rare and exotic cars from the 1950s through the present day.

Finish off your trip with dinner at Castle Hill Inn, a historic inn with stunning views of the Narragansett Bay and a menu featuring locally sourced ingredients.