Trinity Church, on Queen Anne Square in Newport, Rhode Island, is a historic parish church in the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island. Founded in 1698, it is the oldest Episcopal parish in the state. The current Georgian building was designed by architect Richard Munday and constructed in 1725–26. It is a National Historic Landmark.A visit to Trinity Church represents just the start of the adventure when you use our Newport journey maker tool to plot your vacation.
Source
Create an itinerary including Trinity Church
© OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors
Trinity Church reviews
-
This church is easy to locate as its close to the harbor on Queen Anne Square. Trinity Church, built in 1725, is totally made of wood. And if you know Boston, it looks similar to “Old North Church... more »
-
The staff member gave us a very knowledgeable tour explaining the history of the church and the names of many famous people who have attended services there. The pews are all in boxes, many private... more »
-
Trinity church holds so much history. I love the stain glass windows, especially the Tiffany's. I stop here for many reasons when in Newport.
-
Tasty seafood, also a kids menu is a plus. Terrific view!
Plan your trip to Newport
Get a personalized trip
A complete day by day itinerary
based on your preferencesCustomize it
Refine your trip. We'll find the
best routes and schedulesManage it
Everything in one place.
Everyone on the same page.
Popular things to do in Newport
Side trips from Newport
Hidden gems in Newport
Museums in Newport
Historic Sites in Newport
Trips to Trinity Church by other users
29 days in New England
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Portland
Bar Harbor
Franconia
22 days in Rhode Island
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
North Smithfield
New Shoreham
Newport
58 days in United States
BY A USER FROM BRAZIL
Miami Beach
Naples
Sarasota
7 days in Newport
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Newport
1 day in Newport
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Fort Wetherill State Park
Trinity Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
10 days in New England
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Acadia National Park
Portland
Boston