East Providence is not to the east of the City of God. The east side of the god is called 'east side.'

The city began as a community of settlers consisting of Plitans from Boston and pilgrims from Plymouth, as part of Rehobot, Massachusetts. The western part of the town became the town of Zekonck on February 26, 1812. In 1862, a part of the Sea Conc was annexed to Rhode Island and the residents were renamed Higashi Providence. Several houses were built before the revolution and still exist today.

East Providence is located between Rhode Island and the center of a rural area in southern Massachusetts. There are many high-class waterfront facilities and apartments, and many houses are built. From a demographic standpoint, the Portuguese heritage is high. The community is still growing by access to the available waterway centers, modern highways, railway lines and suburbs from Providence.

East Providence consists of three parts. Ranford, Riverside, East Providence. The riverside is a large amusement park called Crescent Park, called the "Coney Island of New England." The Crescent Park was built by Charles Boyden in 1886. The park included a ballroom, a carousel, a vehicle, a hotel and a restaurant. There was a steamboat to another park in the area. The Crescent Park was destroyed in 1979. Only carousel. The Riverside is a suburban area located in Naragansett Bay.

Odd Fellows Hall

Plane

• T.F.Green Airport (PVD ^IATA) (in the nearby Warwick). They offer many inexpensive and regular flights to cities and Canada across the United States. The small airport is not over crowded, it is easier to fly than Boston's Logan airport, and serves as a substitute for those who want to avoid the first airport in New England. T.F. Green's service is efficiently and friendly without feeling the high airport pressure like Logan. 

by car

From South and T.F. to Green Airport, from I-95 to I-195 east to the north, from 1-95 to I-195 east to the north, and from 1-95 to I-195 east to the north, respectively. In either case, we cross the Washington Bridge and get to exit 4. At the end of the exit lamp, there is an option to turn left or right. The left exit leads to Townton Street, where many shops and restaurants are located. From the right exit, there are many things to look at and do towards the riverside. It's easy to go back and forth between the East and the West. There is also the Henderson Bridge that runs from East Providence to the east of the historic Providence.

by bus

RIPTA provides transit through Rhode Island using the central hub of Kennedy Plaza in Providence's downtown. The contact number for the RIPTA is +1 401-781-9400.

• The RIPTA fleet is almost entirely made of chartered buses. The new model with hybrid technology is fast, reliable and new. Many passengers protect themselves by reading, listening to media players, doing their homework, and so on. The basic fare is $2, the transfer is $0.50, the elderly and the physically disabled are $1.00 with ID (except during peak hours, the fare is free), and children under five can ride with adults for free. The RIPTA can also carry the "air quality alarm" days free of charge in warm misty weather.

by train

• Amtrack. stop under a nearby god 

by bicycle

The East Bay Bike Pass is accessible through Exit 4 of the eastern part of 195, known as a veteran memorial parkway. The road goes about four miles to Riverside Square and then to Barrington.

by ship

The town of East Providence is surrounded by water that enables boats to enter and leave the town. The main boat's lunch point is located in John Lewis Park across India Point, parallel to the East Providence Yacht Club. There is a similar loading field in the Riverside Sub-Point Park.

East Providence is easily accessible by car or bus. RIPTA's public transportation network is mainly a residential area, so it's a wide alternative to driving. The area is useful for walking.

The rental car options are:

• Enterprise Rental Car - 365 Waterman Abe, +1 401-438-8550
• Thrifty Car Rental - 2312 Portacket Age, +1-800-847-4389

The following are taxi services in Higashi Providence.

• East Providence Cab Service - 2723 Porta Ketabe, +1 401-434-2000
• Lions Taxi - 86 Lyon Ave, +1 401-434-9600
• Fox Point Cab/Wayland Square Cab - 71 Daicent, +1 401-434-8181
• Hillside Cab Incorporated - 35 North Spruce St、+1 401-944-200

John Hunt House

• Route 1 401 253-7482 Hainth Memorial National Park 103-103 The Hinds Memorial Park was established in 1911 and is a 101.7 acre park in Barrington and Riverside towns. There are 33 benches, picnic areas and gravel for use during the summer. There is also a slope of a ship leading to Narragansett Bay. The park overlooks the bay. The park has a baseball field and the East Bay Bike Pass runs through the park. The picnic season is from the anniversary to the working day, but the park is open all year from sunrise to sunset. The launch of the ship is to the right of the main park sign and the additional parking lot is to the left. Take the boat to the water or pay the money to land at the next marina. The East Bay Bike Pass runs through the park and you can enjoy breeding pets. Alcohol is banned and there is no charge for on-site parking.      
• [2 Rose Larisa Memorial Park, Bullocks Point Ave, 401 435-7511]. After riding a carousel to buy the best clam cake, I walked down the street to a 10 acre park on the coast of Naraganset Bay. It includes a walk, a picnic table, and a scenic bench. There are Gazebo and music theaters that welcome live concerts and local entertainment. Let's look for the paths and wooden steps to the coastline of Narragansett. This area is ideal for adventurous places (swimming at your own responsibility), especially children looking for sea shells and crabs. The romantic atmosphere is the best for a date night. 
• Riverside Square, 273 Block Point Age. In the 1800s, it served as a summer resort for travelers and later flourished in residential districts. At present, there was a route connecting the center of Riverside Square, which was the foundation of the East Bay Bike Pass. As you pass through the town, you can still see the old tracks. There are shops and restaurants within walking distance from the town square. Across the monument in Riverside Square is the World War II monument erected to commemorate the women and women of the Riverside who took part in the war. 
• 3 Hunt House Museum, 65 Huntmill Rd, +1 401 438-1750. This period is open to the public from 1:00 to 4:00 on the second Sunday of each month. Built around 1750, the Hunt House is a historical museum that exhibits furniture, documents, and monuments. The family has just returned to its original form. three dollars. 
• Founded in 1871, 4-Pomam Locks Light House (on the east side of the Providence River). It was invalidated in 2006 and left as it was again. Not open to the public. The tower is 40 feet high and you can see the light house from the East Bay Bike Pass. 
• Pierce Memorial Stadium, 201 Mercer St. Pierce Memorial Stadium is the home of the town of East Providence. The stadium is the most famous soccer match among rivals. It will also stage soccer, trucks, lacrosse, and field hockey. Outside the football stadium, it's a playground and a spacious field for playing. There are two basketball courts next to the amusement park. The remaining areas are completed with two softball fields and two baseball fields, and both are different in size. 
• Sabin Point Park 5 and Shaward Sabin Point are waterside parks, with plenty of boats, deck, basketball court lights, playground and picnic tables. You can stop by in the summer to enjoy a family picnic, or relax and have a good view. Many natives also enjoy fishing along the coast wall in the park. 
• 6 Willett Pound, Willett Abe (from a Christian liquor store). It is located in the center of the river, and many people fish in the pond in spring and summer. At the end of the artificial pond is a bridge used to cross the pond, and a path to the whole pond. During the winter, the pond is used for skating. None. 

historic carousel

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• 2 Crescent Park Carousel, 700 Blockpoint Ave (I-195 east to the Veterans Memorial Parkway, Carousel, Powketto Street, straight up to the front Powketto Street, ☏3 minutes)+140435-7518 It opened from Easter Sunday to November. Built by Charles I.D. in 1895. Crest Park Carousel, the best carousel designer of the day, is a true masterpiece of sculpture. In the 1970s, it was saved by a handful of residents and later declared a historic monument. The historical nature of the building is further amplified by the grandeur of the building. It is illuminated by a window with the scent of stained glass, and it surrounds all four sides. Sixty-two hand horses and four chariots surrounded the decorative panel, the glass jewels, and the exquisite decorations of bright light. Move to the original band organ music and enjoy the traditional carnival experience. The Crescent Park Carousel in Ruoff is increasing children's entertainment to enhance the experience. The outer horse is the best seat for those who are interested in free vehicles in Carousel. The mechanical arm is extended with each rotation, and a large number of rings of silver and a ring of a rare heavy metal are distributed. A person who takes a gold ring rides for free. He who has a dull ring of silver still has the opportunity to throw it into the mouth of the cloth clown. Inside the building is a souvenir shop with figure horses and T-shirts to commemorate the trip to East Providence. At the front entrance of the Crescent Gardens, there is a brown clam shack, and there is a smoky clam cake and a Dell lemonade that cools you. At times, there are antique car shows where local beautiful women live in carousel parking lots and on the grass. You have the opportunity to take pictures of the classics, and you can learn about the history of cars by playing in front of you and pretending to be fun. There is also a birthday party.      

Saint Mary's Episcopal Church

• East Bay Bike Pass (Route 95, bound for Route) 1955: The exit of Kano-dori Street in the east. It runs to the left of India Point Park, and the road starts from the right and runs on the bridge along the highway.) A 14.5-mile paved free bicycle road along the Naraganset Bay allows you to enjoy a lot of scenery, looking at the industrial landscape of Providence and Interstate 95. Easily accessible from the Veterans Memorial Park Way, you can get into the parking lot, unload and load your luggage. The main attraction of this road is to cross an artificial bridge across the Bay of Naraganset, to observe wildlife, to experience the history of the rich city, and to see the Pomam Rocks Light House built in 1871. The road turns off towards Carousel, passes through several shops and ends at Bristol, Cortstate Park, Rhode Island. As you pass through Riverside Square, you'll enjoy a cool drink of ice cream in your local Dali. Depending on the season, the station can be enjoyed with benches and parking lots overlooking downtown East Providence. The road is best tried in warm summer weather. 
• The Silver Spring Golf Course 3301 Pocket Age, a semi-private golf course with 401 434-9697+16 holes, provides rental carts and clubs. The season is from April 1st to December 1st. Please contact us for more information on rental and course reservations. 
• Patriot Cinemas, Runnfour☏ Drute 1A, +1 401-438-1100. Storm? Did you hear that you didn't see the latest movie before you left the movie theater? I watch a $1.99 show at Patriot Cinemas. Every Tuesday he gets a seat for one dollar. 
• Bowling Academy, 354 Townton Abe☏, +1 401-434-5839. Duckpin bowling is for people of all ages. The price is reasonable and Sunday nights are Dormania from 7 pm to 11 pm. $2 bowling games and $1 to everything else. At night, the Extreme Rock'n' Bowl, large music and neon lights. It's a good place for birthday parties, bowling leagues and families to enjoy. 
• East Providence Lanes, 80 Newport Ave☏, +1 401-438-2300. The East Providence Lanes provides a bowling experience for individuals, families, and competitors. They have a bowling league of adults, junior and senior citizens, so they are welcomed at any age. On Friday and Saturday evenings, you can take your entire family and friends to space bowling. This includes runway lights, pin backlights, and discolrites while exploding best party music. Adults can enter the Strikers Sports Pub. You can enjoy drinking in the bar and shoot a pole with six regulated pool tables. For the family, if the children are hungry, they take them to the snack bar to eat hot dogs, potatoes and popcorn. There is also a children's arcade to enjoy games that make it fun and make it easy for them to play exciting games. 
• Comedy Connection, Warren Abage A top comedy club on the East Coast, you can enjoy the laughter of Dennis Miller, Jeff Dunham, and Bobby Collins. 
• Water fires (100 Francis St.) Held from June to November in the river via providence over the weekend in various places for months. Suibi is an event in which people walk through the streets experiencing various events while lighting a lamp in the middle of a river. Under the bridge are many magical shows and jugglers, and dance festivals are set up in other parts of the city, where food sellers are everywhere. With gondolas in the river, you can pay for your friends' groups and other important people. A fire is an event for all ages, people types, groups of friends and couples who want a simple romantic date. 

• America Rare Coin, 311 Newport Abe☏, +1 401 434-1440. a hobby store It was owned by Steve Inarelli, who used to be a national coin appraiser. Among nickel, gold, and copper, there are some of the smallest and most valuable artifacts in the world. Real sports memorabilia (baseball cards, signed gloves, hats, and jackets) can also be found here for shopping and trade. However, don't think your business is always done. Steve is willing to encourage his collectors and browsers to keep talking about life and love for coins. 
• Ana's Bridal Butic, 456 Warren Ave, +1 401 438-5932. It provides designer collections and styles similar to those of retail stores such as David Bridal and Macy, but the atmosphere is likely to be very personal and appealing and cannot compete with mainstream stores. However, this kind of atmosphere sometimes becomes a little overwhelming. The fitting room is just a curtain rod and a piece of cloth, there is more room for change and there is less room for privacy. Anyone in the store can see the dress, make comments and suggestions about its style and appearance on their own, and help the decision-making process. 
• Ashley's jeweler 414 Warren Abe☏, +1 401 435-4488. This fine jewelry store has been successful in business for twenty years. The salespeople are good and ready to offer the best sales to customers looking for jewelry. Even if you don't think about shopping, it's best to find a unique work in a window shop. He also repairs jewels and watches. The store is closed on Sunday. 
• East Providence Cycle, 325 Waterman Abe☏, +1 401 434-3838. The East Providence Cycle has been running its bicycle business since 1951. In addition to the selection of bicycles, they have the staff who have the best knowledge of cycling equipment and accessories. They offer trial driving, give free initials and train bicycles professionally. East Providence Cycle also provides service and repair. 
• Shaws Market, 1050 Willett Ave, ☏+1 401 433-3180. Shaus is a supermarket in the River Side's Shau Plaza. This is part of the chain market that sells agricultural products, meat, and other foods. The price is reasonable and Shaws Rewards Deals is also available. Shaws Rewards Deals uses the Shaws card to get the money you bought. 
• Your ski shop, Riverside, Willett Avenue, 459 ☏ 401 433-5887. Family management staff are good at learning the names, customs and preferences of frequent visitors. Even more surprising is their knowledge of equipment maintenance, their ability to easily answer common questions about skiing and snowboarding, their suggestion of which mountains and trails are best in New England and the West, and their story. All you have to do is ask. Contact Kevin or Tim if you need custom reconciliation or repair. When renting equipment, all sales representatives should be comfortable with all equipment, not only to ensure that all equipment is compatible. Please make sure you have a seasonal lease so you can enjoy it for a long time without returning the equipment. and it was cheap. 

Philipwalker House

• The best Chowda in New England was voted at Newport Chowder Cook-off at Davenport restaurant, 1925 Pawtucket Ave, +1 401 438-3381. Everything from sandwiches and laps to the taste of Italy, to the seafood and the menu to make pizza for yourself is included on the menu. We have a wide variety of wines and beers, and we also have special samples. The Davenport store is definitely rated as a family restaurant with a child-friendly menu and some. If you need to connect to the Internet, the restaurant is WiFi-enabled, so you can have a laptop. This restaurant is a sure place to come and eat and finish work, but it's much longer to wait, so you should call first. 
• The Funsworth Cafe, 302 Willett Ave, +1 401 433-3426. This small family owned a cafe is just a comfortable place for the family. The bar and four flat-panel TVs are inside the shop, and the customers are attractive and comfortable. The sign of the seats and the chatter between the tables reveal a relaxed atmosphere. At Funsworth Cafe there are a variety of food options, but it is common to go to see poteins (fried potatoes with melted cheese and gravy). If you're looking for a local experience, visit Fansworth and try your meal as close as possible. For breakfast, they serve everything from French toast, pancakes, eggs, muffins and omelets. For dinner, I serve a variety of Italian and family-like foods such as pizza, pasta and seafood. The daily characteristics are also different. All the food is cooked fresh and the price is low. 
• Greg's Restaurants Pub, 1940 Portockett Abe☏, +1 401 438-5700. For health-conscious people and people looking at the body, the menu offers a wide range of choices for health as well as a wide range of menus. But the best part of Greg's meal comes after the main line, so be careful not to be overly spoiled. It's famous for a huge pile of desserts. Many customers come to eat delicious cakes. 
• M&M New York System, 361 Waterman Ave, ☏ +1 401-434-9592. From 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday to Saturday. a dinner with lunch and dinner at any time for breakfast M&M's specialty is hot winers, as many of New York Systems do. Buy a couple with cheese, don't regret it! The East God supply was provided. It's a small, friendly atmosphere decorated with M&M's Parafanalia. Low price for good food and service. 
• Madeira Restaurant, 288 Warren Ave, +1 401 431-1322. The restaurant provides Portuguese and international cuisine in a architecturally correct environment. The outdoor patio with a fountain block will order the clamps for sangria and alcohol neck with red Chorisoes and garlic wine sauce to complete the European coast experience. The dishes are delicious, so you can take them home even after you finish your meal. Be sure to try one of the specialties of your house. Place a kebob on the rice, which has been seasoned by skewered meat or fish. worthy of travel 
• Miller's Roast Bef, 628 Warren Ave, +1 401-434-6678. M-Th 10:30AM-9PM, F 10:30AM-9:30PM, Su 10:30AM-6PM. This is a small restaurant run by family since 1968. The Miller's Roast Beef has seen no significant change for years. These include a wheel-mounted lighting fixture, a berth tool seat along the front window, a wooden wall, an orange and green counter and a table that screams in the 1970s. The way to make a delicious roast beef sandwich has not changed, and it is still the most popular item on the menu. The characteristics of sandwiches are as follows: Roast beef, pastrami, ham, turkey and BBQ pulled pork. The crew of Miller's is made up of family and friends and is very friendly. Depending on the order, there is little time to wait, and the price of the meal is about 10 dollars on average. 
• Red Bridge Tavern, 22 Waterman Abe☏Ji+1 401 438-3899. The restaurant is crowded with people who are friendly to the locals and everyone is happy to see their new faces and interesting stories. This is the place where you can pick you up from the mid-week slump. Every meal starts with a crispy Italian bread in a basket and a warm homemade corn bread. When the basket is empty and you have a big one, Manny takes care of you in the kitchen and keeps a drink that Lucy can use to wash off her good daily items. must meet the following conditions: A juicy 5-ounce or 8-ounce burger with caramel onion, Golgonzola, spinach and barbecue sauce, served with a sweet potato-fried potato. The menu will satisfy any desire—it is a guarantee 
• Sunshine Creamy, 305N Broadway, Runford, 401-431-2828(+1). Sunshine cream is open only during the summer and stops on hot days and sultry nights wishing to eat sweets. It's a service that brings visitors to the parking lot with a good outdoor feel, flags of various colors displayed in it. Sunshine Cream specializes in large banana split sundae using three ice cream and various toppings. There is no soft serve ice cream, but there are many lists of good flavors and sizes. 
• Town Piza and Family Restran 949 Willet Ave +1 401-433-0300. Socrates and Vasilios Zaphilyades have been in possession and operating for over 30 years. They offer a variety of menus, including Greek and American fares, a large fee, Grinder, Gyro, dinner, salad, pizza, and Greek and Italian wines. The popular baseball team in the Riverside Little League is sponsored by Town Pizza and is discounted by the team. So it's not surprising that it's a common dinner place for the team after the game. Open it late Friday night. 
• Schroders Derry & Catering 204 Willett Abe☏, +1 401 437-1610. Established in 1945, Schroeder Delier and Catering in Riverside are full-fledged New York Delegations. Hot or cold foods such as a full dinner or delicatessen sandwich. All the groceries are useful for customers. Guests can either follow the instructions or sit in the cafeteria to enjoy lunch and dinner. You can also pick up and cater for dropdowns. Along with custom-made sandwiches, Italian ninjas, full dinners, and delicates, Schroeder stores also offer fruit, special-purpose baskets, and hand-made desserts. The winner of the monthly Rhode Island magazine "The First of Rhode Island." 
• Indian restaurant, Hope Street 1060, Providence Phone. As soon as you enter an Indian restaurant, you feel like entering that part of the world. The menu is different from the regular menus in the United States, the Mediterranean Sea and Chinese dishes. It is packed with spicy recipes that use special spices like ginger, curry and spices. If you like spicy food, this is the place you want. In addition to the usual bread, salad, dessert and drink, the menu of Indian restaurants contains steamed mussels from lockers at low tide. Beside the papirize salad with ginger balsamic vinegar, there is also a healthy snack platter for vegetarians with freshly-baked sambosa. At an Indian restaurant, we introduce a new concept of food. 
  • 1. Strong curry - This concept is used to represent all the food cooked with curry, and the taste varies from mild to very hot. All the curry is served with Indian Bus Machi rice.
  • 2 - Bilyani - Rice and meat are steamed together with vegetables with pineapples, raisins and spices to represent all kinds of Indian dishes. The last touch is to put a good pistachio on top of almond, cashew, fresh coriant and cream.
• 2 Jerks Pub & Grill、466 Waterman Ave、+1 401 434-4111.If you don't know the name, you can certainly use the foodPacked with inexpensive, delicious, inexpensive and comfortable foods, it's packed with beer. With two pubs and two grills, you can enjoy any type of hanker.There are enough seats in the bar, so you can watch a game on a large screen TV with your friends, play after work, or come and listen to live music on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. 
• Leeds Chinese restaurant, 376 blocks☏ Checkpoint Abe, +1 401 433-4312. M-Th 11AM - 9PM, F Sa 11AM - 10PM, Su 11:30AM - 9:30PM, Lounge: The Leeds restaurant is family-run business. Established in 1995, it has a taste of Chinese cuisine. It's a lighthearted and casual atmosphere for lunch and dinner. There is a full-service lounge full of wine and spirits. All the dishes are made from the most fresh meat, fish and products. The Chef Special is available every day. Take-out and internal meals are served every day. 
• Campinos restaurant, 218 Warren Ave, +1 401-438-5800. Small, affordable option for excellent Portuguese cuisine. 
• Sax steak and pizza, 324 Waterman Abe☏, +1 401-434-3523. If you want the service quickly, if it's expensive, if it's delicious, then the steak and pizza of the sax will be one of the next meals. They make the most delicious steak and cheese sandwiches and beat soft, smooth dough to make hot, cheap pizza. It goes without saying that the price is reasonable. Sax is made mainly on takeout orders and is a unique food shop. 
• 401-435-8989 Katakamore Blvd5 Katakamore City. Hibachi and sushi. The hibachi contains 16 pieces of yakimono, and the number of hibachi can be up to nine per piece. On the grill you can enjoy conversations with a brazier chef making food right in front of your eyes and visiting them. For those who like the traditional eating experience, there is a dining room where you bring food. If you don't like either of them, sit in the bar in the lounge area or buy them into a sushi shop. 
• Hawton's Sea Food 809 Broadway, +1 401-434-3116. Horton's seafood market started in 1945. It was in the 1980s, when the market turned into a restaurant in Rhode Island that served the best culinary and best fried fish, owned by Houghton's family and operated to date. 
• Pizza Amore 2792 Portackett ☏ Toave +1 401-434-5770. It's a small pizza restaurant, and it's very cheap and home-like. Pizza Amoah offers a wide variety of dishes from appetizers to seafood, hamburgers and carzone. If you want a relaxing atmosphere while enjoying lunch and dinner, there's no doubt that you want to go. 
• Tavern on the River in Hollihan, 28 Watercents, +1 401-435-4044. At Howrihan's you can see the River of God, and the ship has decks and lunch that drink cocktails parked in the water. The bar offers international food, seafood and hamburgers. A functional room is provided for the second floor loan. 

Bar

• Tavern, Bovi, 287 Townton Abe☏, 401-434-9670. a place where many people gather for years. The main attraction of Bobby's izakaya is to play in the pool, play the bamboo shoots, play with friends, and listen to live music. For many years, Bobby has come to listen to jazz. Every Monday night they take up a jazz band of 16 John Armark songs. In addition to drinks, you can also serve food and hear live bands played every Friday and Saturday nights. 

Other

• Dell, a Dell Zlemonade, 400 Waterman Abe, +1 401-434-8024.It opens only during the summer, is known for its fresh frozen lemonade throughout New England. The flavors and prices are so diverse that they are very affordable. 
• Honey Dew Donut, 652 Block Point Ave, ☏1 401 433-3219. Honey Dew Donut offers a variety of drinks and breakfast options. They sell coffee, ice coffee and frozen drinks. Donuts, breakfast sandwiches, muffins, pastries and bagels are on sale. The price is equal to that of a dunking donut. 

There is a hotel option in the nearby SeaConk less than three miles.

• Extended Stay America Hotel 1000, Warren Abe, 401 272-1661 (+1) Short-term stay is welcome, but this hotel is a very convenient hotel for others, with the expectation of long-term stay. Includes: Refrigerators, microwave ovens, stoves, kitchens with tableware, computer data ports and Internet access for $4.99 per visit, free local phones, personal voice mail, iron and full-size ironing tables, customer laundry, pet rooms. 

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