Middletown

Middletown, as its name suggests, is situated between Portsmouth in the north and Newport in the south on Aquidneck Island in Newport Country. History buffs can discover all about the early days of the town, which dates back to 1743, by visiting the Middletown Historic Society's headquarters, which is housed in the former Paradise School building from 1875. Boyd's Eight-Vane Wind Grist Mill, Witherbee School, and the Middletown War Veterans Memorial Park are some additional historic sites that you can see. On Sachuest Beach, also known as Second Beach, you may go swimming, surfing, and building castles; alternatively, you can go to Third Beach for boating, fishing, and kayaking.

In Rhode Island, Middletown is located between Newport and Portsmouth to the north and south, respectively. As a result, Middletown has been given as its name. The town provides a port for numerous tourists and has countless places to sleep and dine. Middletown, a little but thriving town, has a very unique past that includes Nicholas Cage buying the movie "Grey Craig." The town offers everything needed to draw tourists, from museums to parks and beaches, from art galleries to a bird sanctuary. Look up the top activities in Middletown, Rhode Island, so you can organize your trip appropriately.

• Location: Rhode Island