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€8.92 is the cheapest price for a coach ticket to Providence, according to recent searches on Wanderu. You can use our search to check if this price is currently available on coaches from your city to Providence. In the last month, the lowest average price on a route to Providence was €8.92.

The most popular coach stations in Providence are Rhode Island Convention Center, Peter Pan Term and Canal St & Smith St. Rhode Island Convention Center is the busiest, with the most coach arrivals.

Where you should stay in Providence depends on where the coach drops you off.

A number of different coaches drop passengers off in Downtown Providence, near Kennedy Plaza. Downtown is a lively place to stay with good food and nightlife. Just across the Providence River is College Hill, where you can find some budget-friendly accomodations by Brown University. On the other side of Downtown is Federal Hill, a centrally located neighbourhood known for its rich Italian history (read: good Italian food).

If you get dropped off at the Peter Pan Bus Terminal just north of the North Burial Ground, there are tons of cute, very affordable homeshare options in the Mt. Hope neighbourhood. Because you’re a bit outside of the city, things will be a little more quiet, and you’re still in walking distance of College Hill and Brown University.

The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) provides low-cost coach fares to multiple locations from downtown coach drop-off locations, as well as from the Peter Pan Bus Terminal. (From the Bus Terminal, the 49 coach can get you to Brown University in about 11 minutes.) You can purchase an all-day bus pass for just $6, or a single ticket for $2.

You’ll find RIPTA services the greater Providence area as well, with easy options to get to the Roger Williams Park Zoo, restaurants in Federal Hill, and shopping destinations on Thayer Street. RIPTA also provides a downtown trolley service that runs year-round.

The most obvious destination in Providence is Brown University, an Ivy League institution in the College Hill Historical District that was founded in 1764. The campus itself is lush and beautiful, and the greater neighbourhood is dense with Colonial-era buildings. The area’s architecture is well worth a visit.

A terrific family-friendly place to visit in Providence is the Roger Williams Park Zoo. This zoo was founded in 1872, and contains more than 160 animal species. Adult admission costs $14.95, and child tickets (for ages 2-12) cost $9.95.

If you’re a music fan, The Strand Ballroom in Downtown Providence is a beautifully restored theatre where you can see many top touring acts. It’s centrally located on Washington Street, near a lot of great dining options.

Near coach drop-off points in Downtown Providence, you can chow down at Haven Brothers Diner, or stop in at Figidini for wood-fired Neapolitan pizza. Thayer Street in College Hill has a ton of hot dining options, from vegan By Chloe to the straightforward Kabob and Curry. Up in Mt. Hope near the Peter Pan Bus Stop, you can find Providence Bagel, arguably the best spot to score a bagel and schmear in the city.

For finer dining, as we mentioned previously, Federal Hill is an excellent area to find some delicious Italian food. One of the most highly respected venues there is Andino’s Italian Restaurant, which opened in 1975 and continues to serve up world-class dishes. The vibe is very 1940s, and the lobster ravioli is so very New England.

If you are looking for something less expensive, Harry’s Bar & Burger near the Old State House is more reasonably priced. The restaurant is known for their burgers (as the name suggests), but they also have a wide selection of craft brews.

The best time to visit Providence is from June to November. While coach tickets may cost a bit more in the busy summer season, the comfortable temperatures make it worth it. Crowds peter off a bit in the autumn, offering better prices and the bonus of beautiful New England foliage.

The closest airport to Providence is Providence Theodore Francis Green State Airport (PVD), located 6.3 miles from the city centre of Providence.

Providence is the most popular coach destination in Rhode Island. Providence ranks number 7 among coach destinations in the country. Providence has the most coach connections in Rhode Island. There are 88 direct coach schedules arriving in Providence each day.

The population of Providence is 179,207. It is the largest city in Rhode Island. It ranks number 120 by population in the country.

A short coach trip to Providence, under 60 miles, can cost as little as €8.92. A 60 to 200 mile coach trip to Providence starts at €11.61. A longer trip by coach to Providence can be as cheap as €22.31. Looking to travel across state or province lines? A trip from out of your region will be as low as €8.92.

People who take the coach to Providence are most often visiting their families or loved ones. With frequent services, the ability to book and hop on a coach last minute make taking a coach to Providence easy whether you’re planning a trip far in advance or need some quality time with loved ones at the last minute.

The closest coach station to the city centre of Providence is Rhode Island Convention Center, located just 0.2 miles away. Select Rhode Island Convention Center as your arrival if your plans call for exploring the downtown area of Providence. Search on Wanderu and in the search results you can filter travel options by arriving or departing station.