Providence is the capital and largest city in the state of Rhode Island, United States. It is known as "divine city" due to its own name or "the Creative capital" because of its noted jewelry and silverware industry.
 
Providence lies in the Narragansett Bay, by the River with the same name. The city has a vivid culture with plenty of everyday life activities and performing arts. One can visit: Waterplace Park, Westminster Street, College Hill, the Market Square, the Textron Tower, the Providence Biltmore, the Westminster Arcade, the one Financial Plaza, the City Hall, the State House, the Manning Hall, the Gateway Arch in Atwells Avenue, the Performing Arts Center, the Riverwalk, the Roger Williams National Memorial, the first Baptist Church in America, the Old Stone Bank, the Unitarian Church, the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, the Providence Athenæum, the Kennedy Plaza, the Nibbles Woodaway, the Museum of Natural History, the Planetarium and the Children's Museum.