Newport Trolley Tour of The Breakers & Marble House
Trace Newport's Gilded Age along Ocean Drive and Bellevue Avenue
Duration
4 hrs
Includes
Mansion admission, trolley tour
Highlights
Discover Newport's Gilded Age aboard an old-fashioned trolley as you follow landmark coastal avenues and historic streets.
- Travel Ten-Mile Ocean Drive for rugged coastal scenery
- Ride along tree-lined Bellevue Avenue past Newport's mansions
- Learn about Newport history from a company touring the city since 1962
- Experience the contrast between the Modern Age and Gilded Age
Itinerary
This tour includes our narrated Scenic Trolley Tour of Newport: Enjoy the charm of Newport’s historic buildings and restored homes on this narrated tour covering over 150 points of interest. It also includes admissions into both the Breakers and Marble House, transportation between the mansions and, of course, trolley transportation back to the starting location (Approximately 4 Hours).
Important details
- Arrive 15 minutes before departure
- Ages 6+ only
- Wear a face mask at mansion properties
- Leave glass containers off the trolley
- Mobile scooters aren't permitted; only foldable wheelchairs are allowed
- Expect the trolley to operate rain or shine
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations are non-refundable within 24 hours of the tour.
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FAQs
Some trolleys have wheelchair lifts, and at least one lift-equipped tour is generally scheduled each day. Only foldable wheelchairs are permitted; mobile scooters are not permitted. Wheelchair-lift service requires arrangements at least 48 hours before departure.
No. On this trolley tour, you will get off at The Breakers and Marble House for your visits, then reboard the trolley to continue the tour.
Bring water, coffee, or a soft drink if you like. Do not bring glass containers, and place empty cans or cups in the trolley trash when you exit.
Meeting details
Newport Transportation Center, 23 America's Cup Ave, Newport, RI 02840
Related locations
The Breakers
Admission includedStanding at the edge of the Cliff Walk in Newport, Rhode Island, The Breakers commands attention the moment it comes into view. This 70-room palazzo, built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II in the 1890s, rewards visitors with soaring painted ceilings, marble columns imported from Europe, and rooms furnished as they were during the height of America's Gilded Age. The Breakers is a place where history feels immediate and tangible.
