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Though it is the smallest state in the U.S.A., Rhode Island offers a myriad of activities for tourists. With more than 640 kilometres of coastline, Rhode Island has a variety of sandy beaches, beautiful parks, large cities and historical attractions. In Providence, the capital city, underwent a major revitalization in the 1990s that included the rerouting of two rivers, creating a miniature Venice in the northeast US. Visitors to the state should also be sure to visit Newport, a top sailing port rich in colonial history and home to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The smallest of the US states, Rhode Island covers an area of approximately 4,002 square kilometres and is bordered by Massachusetts and Connecticut. Also known as the Ocean State, Rhode Island is home to a number of oceanfront beaches, welcoming travellers from across the United States and Canada.
Unfortunately, Rhode Island's beaches are not tropical year-round. Though the state experiences warm and humid summer conditions with temperatures averaging close to 28°C, winters are cold and snowy and the temperature can easily drop to -7 °C or colder during these times.