The Newport Mansions offer a unique trip through 250 years of American history, architecture, art and landscape design.
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Ways to Visit
We invite you to visit the splendor of the Newport Mansions in person. Please choose one of the options below to plan your visit.
Tickets
Adult | $25-57 Youth (ages 6-12) | $10-18 Youth (5 and under) | Free
Access Pass
Single Pass | $75
Annual Membership
Individual | $115 Dual | $160 Pineapple | $140 Family | $199
Things to Do
Plein Air Watercolor Painting Class
Come and join Bill Lane, award-winning local watercolor artist, for an intermediate level day-long workshop on plein air painting at The Elms.
Mars and the Gilded Age Imagination
David Baron, award-winning journalist, broadcaster and author, discusses the Gilded Age's fascination with Mars – a phenomenon that endures today.
Halloween Trick or Treat at The Breakers
Witches and vampires, angels and princesses, skeletons and superheroes, get ready! There’s big Halloween fun for the family at Newport’s biggest mansion. Tickets available to members October 1 & general public October 2.
The Newport Symposium: The French Influence in Newport
Founded in 1993, the Newport Symposium has been an annual convening of fine and decorative arts experts and enthusiasts from across the country and the world.
Songs from Newport
This musical program led by Historic Music of Newport founder Dr. Mark A. Stickney will feature historic songs associated with Newport, spanning from the Civil War era through the Gilded Age.
Beneath The Breakers Tour
Below The Breakers was a marvel of Gilded Age technology. Through a guide-led tour, see the boiler room, tunnel and basement, and learn how daily life was transformed by new wonders. Advance ticket purchase suggested.
Servant Life Tour
Hear the stories of some of the men and women who worked to service the social whirl of Newport during the Gilded Age, and see the hidden areas where they worked.
The Breakers Third Floor Preservation in Progress Tour
For the first time in the 129-year history of The Breakers, the private third-floor family space occupied by generations of Vanderbilts is open for public tours.
Richard Morris Hunt: In a New Light
This exhibition examines the mind, ambition and legacy of America’s Dean of Architecture, who shaped Gilded Age America not only through the buildings he created – including The Breakers and Marble House – but also through his ideas.
A visit to the Newport Mansions is a donation to The Preservation Society of Newport County.
The price of your tickets and memberships goes directly to the preservation & restoration of the mansions & gardens.
The price of your tickets and memberships goes directly to the preservation & restoration of the mansions & gardens.
Our mission is to protect, preserve and present an exceptional collection of house museums and landscapes in one of the most historically intact cities in America.
Your purchases and donations support the Preservation Society's work to conserve these historic places today and into the future.
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