New England is in it’s full glory in Pawtuxet Village with its scenic harbor — where the Pawtuxet River flows into the Providence River and Narragansett Bay. A quaint downtown district with shops (jewelry, art, yoga, etc.), cafes, restaurants and other specialty shops fill the neighborhood. Although not nearly as developed as some of the more popular Cape Cod towns like Hyannis and Falmouth, Pawtuxet Village offers enough options to keep people of all ages entertained. The waterfront scenery is worth the visit alone and the historic feel is significant — no surprise, as this is one of the oldest American settlements dating back to 1638. It is also one of the few villages in the United States that spans two communities: Warwick and Cranston.