Newport, Rhode Island, was once the epicenter of the Gilded Age—and still is, in a way, thanks to the famous Newport mansions ...

At one point, Feinberg and Coxe convinced “The Gilded Age” creator Julian Fellowes to visit Newport’s mansions, setting up a candlelight dinner at Marble Head, complete with a harpist.

At one point, Feinberg and Coxe convinced “The Gilded Age” creator Julian Fellowes to visit Newport’s mansions, setting up a candlelight dinner at Marble Head, complete with a harpist.

This scenic 3.5-mile walkway hugs the edge of Newport's shoreline and snakes by the backyards of many of the town's most glamorous mansions. In fact, it's one of the top things to do in Rhode Island.

At one point, Feinberg and Coxe convinced “The Gilded Age” creator Julian Fellowes to visit Newport’s mansions, setting up a candlelight dinner at Marble Head, complete with a harpist. After wrapping ...

With a popularity that has endured time and hurricanes alike, the Cliff Walk has become a fixture of Newport’s tourism economy, drawing an estimated 1.3 million visitors annually.

Marvel at Marble House is ranked #4 out of 14 things to do in Newport, RI. See pictures and our review of Marvel at Marble House.

Newport Mansions If you want to learn more about the history and extravagances of the Gilded Age, Newport, Rhode Island, isn’t too far away. The Newport Mansions are a group of 11 properties owned by ...

With a popularity that has endured time and hurricanes alike, the Cliff Walk has become a fixture of Newport’s tourism economy, drawing an estimated 1.3 million visitors annually.

The Vanderbilt, an Auberge Resort. Gardiner House, the brainchild of Howard Cushing and Wirt Blaffer, is Newport’s buzziest hotel to open in years.