Things to do in Portland, Maine
Exchange Street in the heart of the Old Port
Stroll along Exchange Street to take advantage of all the shops, food, and bars available to you. You can see the historic side of Portland – featuring Cobblestone Streets – as well as Contemporary Styles.
Take in a Concert at Thompson’s Point
A great venue that is almost surrounded by water. Several Food Trucks and Beverage Vendors provide spectacular goodies for the show.
Harbor Fish Market
A premier Fish Market and a great place to buy some Lobster. Located on the Portland, Maine waterfront on a classic Portland Wharf.
Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad
Follow the journey of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Trains as the wind along the Eastern Promenade Waterfront in Portland, Maine on August 12, 2024. A favorite for kids and adults.
Munjoy Hill
Munjoy Hill offers breath-taking views of Fort Gorges and Casco Bay. You can also find the East End Beach there. Take a ride around the Promenade to see the amazing landscape.
Wharf Street
A charming cobblestone street with lots of bars, shops, and restaurants. A great place to grab some food and a drink.
Hadlock Field
Hadlock Field is the home of the Portland Sea Dogs, a farm team of the Boston Red Sox. A great place to get some food and a cold beverage to take in a ball game.
Casco Bay Lines
Catch a Ferry and head out to the Islands! Enjoy the breath-taking views of Fort Gorges and Islands.
Places to see in Portland, Maine
Spooky Western Cemetery
Located in Portland’s West End Neighborhood. A great place to hang out on Halloween. Also, home of the Tomb of Longfellow’s Father. I tour the top spots in this video.
Monument Square
Monument Square is located in downtown Portland. The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument is located there – which is also know as Our Ladies of Victory.
Blueberries and Back Cove
Scenes from a journey around Back Cove in Portland, Maine. I grab some fresh blueberries along the way. A great place to get some exercise.