Prospect Terrace — Attraction in Providence

The historic park was founded in 1869 on a small plot of land in the middle of a neighborhood. The most notable feature is the statue of Roger Williams. Roger Williams' remains were also placed in a tomb below the statue.

After hanging out at Thayer Street, this was my go to spot to take in the views of downtown. I think it's a very romantic spot and a good location to take a date. The views are pretty nice especially when watching the sunset. When I used to go often, the park was not clean and very well taken care of. The fingers on the statue were removed by vandals but has since been replaced. Up until 2016, they have renovated the park and it's much...

To be here at dusk and see the suns dying rays splice through the city skyline on a glowing orange sky backdrop is truly one of those unforgettable moments. An ideal place for romantics to bring their sweethearts for bonding togetherness time and even a stunning setting for a marriage proposal ! A nice balance of trees, grassy areas, little paths to stroll around, seats and of course that beautifully iconic view all contribute to making this a spectacular and popular...

Not a fancy place, not elaborate, but still a lovely park with a beautiful view of downtown Providence. The remains of Roger Williams, the state's founder, are interred in the base of the large statue that dominates the park and looks out over the city. One of my favorite places in town.

(He's been dead over four hundred years, so there is really nothing more than dirt left at this point, but whatever there is is in the base of that statue. So there's a thing that...