When I lived in an apartment here forty years ago, my building was a dive. My building still looks like a dive, but most buildings in the neighborhood look so spruced up that I could never afford to live there now. Nice to look at, though. More

There are 40 restraurants along about 2 streets.If you like italian ,the deli (also can sit and eat) and bakery-about 3 srores away, are fabulous. More

Some very beautiful historic homes on tree- lined streets make for a nice Sunday walk up a few steep hills. However, if you live in Ohio and are trying to decide on a destination, choose Savannah or Charleston. More

If you want to see why Providence has survived and thrived, drive or better yet walk along this remarkable mile of architecture, history, and urban grace. More

walking down the street seeing the houses build in 1800's along with John Brown's house now museum, is a site for anyone liking to take pictures More

You can enjoy just wandering the neighborhood looking at architecture, but while in this section, visit two house museums: John Brown House (18th century) and Lippet house (high Victorian). See how the "1 percent" of olden days lived. More

I love this old street, full of houses with enormous character. Take a tour organized by Providence Preservation Society on this street and you will not regret it. Every once in a while people on this street open their houses to visitors during the Providence Festival of Historic Houses. More

Great selection of old homes from 18th and 19th centuries. Right near RISD and Brown. More

Wonderful architecture, lots of hills, historic area More