Things to do in Newport

Tingtao Villa is located on the seaside. You can hear the sound of the waves directly, hence the name Tingtao Villa. The building is very beautiful, and the decoration inside is magnificent and shocking. There is also a mini villa in the garden, which is a building suitable for children to play. It looks quite interesting. It was raining that day, and when we visited the indoors and came to the outdoors, there was heavy fog. We could hardly see the sea view, and could only hear the sound of the waves. It was really like listening to the waves. The whole scenic spot took about one and a half hours to two hours to visit. Tingtao Villa is more than an hour's drive from Boston one way. If you are in a tight schedule, it is not recommended to go there.

Located at the southern end of Tingtao Mountain Villa and the seaside cliff walkway, Marble Stone Villa was a spectacular 39th birthday gift from a railroad tycoon to his wife. There's a free, convenient dedicated parking lot just a few dozen meters across the road.

The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to commemorate the 100th anniversary of American independence, was completed in 1886 on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. Designed by sculptor Bartholdi and with the internal structure designed by Gustave Eiffel, the bronze statue stands approximately 46 meters tall, reaching a total height of 93 meters with its pedestal. Symbolizing freedom and democracy, the statue depicts the goddess wearing a radiant crown, holding a torch aloft in her right hand and the Declaration of Independence in her left, with broken chains at her feet, signifying liberation from tyranny. Not only is it one of America's most iconic landmarks, but it was also the first building seen by countless immigrants arriving in the United States by ship, known as "Liberty Enlightening the World." Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it attracts millions of tourists annually, becoming a spiritual symbol of freedom, hope, and opportunity.

Going later in the afternoon allows you to see the sunset from daytime, offering a completely different experience compared to the nighttime view! There are both indoor and outdoor viewing platforms, making for an amazing experience! The video was played in the elevator.

This time, Director Zhou gave us a guided tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He explained everything in great detail and was very patient. He answered all our questions, which was fantastic! It was a very worthwhile museum experience.