The Breakers

It is said that there are many rich people living in Rhode Island, and the previous owner of Tingtao Villa is undoubtedly one of them. Although the ticket costs 26 dollars per person, the tourists who come to visit thousands of miles are still endless, and parking spaces are difficult to find! After entering the hall, you can get a Chinese interpreter, and with this interpreter you can better understand the past and present life of this villa. It takes half a day to be almost enough.

Tingtao Villa is the largest in Newport Regal Mountain Resort. The on-site interpreter translates into the broken mansion. The layout and decoration of the villa are very luxurious, and the stairs in the hall are modeled after the Paris Opera. In the villa, you can look at the sea and listen to the sound of the waves beating the shore, which may be the reason for the Chinese translation into listening to the Tao Villa.

One of Newport's mansions, translated by the Chinese interpreter as the Broken Mansions, is a summer resort built by the wealthy Winderbilt family in New York, facing the sea, the hall is built like the Paris Opera, the facilities are extremely luxurious, the recreation room floor and ceiling are made of countless mosaics. Dolphins Tortoise and other patterns; water, circuit design is extremely particular, and various buttons call servants.

Hearing Tao Villa enjoys a great reputation in the eastern part of the United States and is one of the scenic spots that must be visited when traveling to the East. This is one of the old railroad tycoons'vacation homes in the United States. Both exterior and interior show luxury. There are Chinese voice explanatory headphones. It is suggested that you listen to the explanations while visiting. You can get a good understanding of the history of this villa and the story of the original owner's family. Make sure you buy tickets to visit. It's really worth it. Driving from other places or traveling with the regiment is a bit long. It's a waste of time to take pictures outside.

There are more than 70 rooms in Hearing Tao Villa. It is named for its back to the sea and the sound of waves beating against the cliff wall. The garden lawn behind the villa has beautiful scenery, delicate lawn and neat plants and trees. Vanderbilt's youngest daughter inherited the villa after her mother died in 1934. She was enthusiastic about public welfare. She opened Hearing Tao Villa in 1948 to raise funds for Xingang County. In 1972, the county bought the Villa Hearing Tao from its heirs. Today, Hearing Tao Villa is a national historical attraction.

It seems that Chinese has a very high status. There are only English and Chinese guides here. It's really good and beautiful. Rich and magnificent, rich life, worth visiting. You can learn about the history and the life of the wealthy in the United States at the beginning of the last century.