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The 1922 Neo-Federal Beaux-Arts styled hotel.
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Alex and Ani City Center
A 14,000 square-foot outdoor ice rink located in the center of Downcity Providence that offers ice skating fun for all ages.
Presents work from professional and community artists in themed exhibits on subjects such as culture, human rights, and breast cancer awareness.
A midsized musical venue in downtown Providence a few blocks from the Providence Place Mall. It's housed in a historic five-story theater and hosts punk bands, alternative, hip-hop, blues, reggae, and many other types of music which are set for a larger venue, but can't quite fill the Roseland Ballroom or similar larger gigs. However, it also brings the groups who would normally be set for a much larger stage, such as De La Soul, Coheed And Cambria, or George Clinton and the P-Funk. With slightly less expensive tickets than a bigger venue and a much more personal experience, Lupos is a great show worth going to any day.
This small park is named for Ambrose Burnside, a general in the American Civil War. Several sculptures, including an equestrian statue of General Burnside, dot this quiet park.
Bank of America Tower
The tallest building in Providence is an intent Art Deco impression from 1928.