This Roman Catholic liberal arts college is situated quite some way away from the more exciting part of town. Still if you’re headed this way, check out the hundred and five acres college campus in the Elmhurst neighborhood. The academic, administrative and residential buildings are not likely to be open to visitors, but there is a Dominican Cemetery, several athletic areas, and other student hangouts that you can quickly walk through. Make sure to check out st. Dominic's chapel, and the Phillips Memorial Library. The brick buildings have an old worldly charm. Still, the best way to tour the campus is probably on an student guided tour. Though not as famous as Brown university, this campus’ students are nevertheless an interesting bunch.

• Opening hours provided here are based on Providence College bookstore hours. Actually visiting hours might be different. Confirm that the campus before your visit.

• Drive to here or take a taxi.
• Bus 55 stop Providence College (Huxley Gate)

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