Rhode Island is a small state with amazing offerings. Though you could visit every town in one day if you wanted to, the state is also filled with charming and diverse villages that are perfect additional places to explore. Some villages are a little more popular than others for holding so many one of a kind attractions.
Wickford Village is by far one of the most popular and frequently visited villages in state. It’s also one of the most unique.
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Named after a village in Essex, England Wickford was established in 1709 and is found in the gorgeous town of North Kingstown.
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Wickford is unique in its blend of eclectic boutiques, historic architecture, and harbor views that are simply out of this world.
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Whether you’re looking to see colonial homes that stand perfectly in tact, or sit along the water, this village is a magical place to visit.
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You can even visit by boat as the harbor welcomes temporary docking to explore the area.
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Stores and restaurants include vintage and antique shops, jewelry, galleries, cafes, and amazing seafood restaurants.
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You can find Wickford along Route 1A in North Kingstown. For more on the historic villages found throughout Rhode Island, click here.
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