Portland Travel Guide
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Welcome to Portland, ME!
Situated along South Coast Maine, Portland is Maine's largest city and industrial center. This charming and refined city has much to offer its visitors, and throughout the year many flock to Portland and take in its many sights and sounds. Once the center of Portland's busy commercial activities, the Old Port Historic District is now an attractive area decorated with a Victorian flare. Delightful shops and restaurants replace the previous exchange merchants and old warehouse buildings in this newly restored area. Portland's hearty cultural scene also makes it a stage for musicians, actors and artists. Portland has plenty of it scentery and visiting one of its picture perfect lighthouses is a great way to spend some time in this city by the sea. Or. stop by the Portland Observatory, an 86-foot high tower with unique architecture and history. For more activities and educational shows, visit the Southworth Planetarium, featuring shuttle-launches, NASA space-probes and laser-light shows.
Tourist Attractions
Historically a warehouse district, Portland's Old Port District has been transformed into a trendy dining, shopping and entertainment district while still remaining a working waterfront.
Hotels & Motels
Just a short walk from Portland's Old Port, the Eastland Park Hotel has amenities for families and business travelers.
Tour Operators
Lucky Catch Lobstering is set aboard a 37 foot Maine-built lobster boat, which is smooth and stable on the rough waters.
