BY KRISTEN GARRIDO
Join us on a journey through this coastal gem as we unveil the top destinations that capture the essence of Portland's rich history.
Marvel at the iconic Portland Head Light, Maine's oldest lighthouse, perched atop rugged cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Take a ferry ride to the Casco Bay Islands, such as Peaks Island or Great Diamond Island to enjoy a full day of relaxation.
Seafood is one of Maines main attractions so indulge in fresh lobster rolls, clam chowder, and other seafood delights at local eateries and seafood shacks.
Immerse yourself in Portland's cultural scene by attending events like the Portland HarborFest, Maine Lobster Festival, or Portland International Film Festival.
If youre an artist at heart then you can learn about the rich artistic heritage of Maine and beyond at the Portland Museum of Art
Wander through the cobblestone streets of the Old Port District, where you'll find charming boutiques and restaurants housed in historic buildings.
Built in 1807, it's the only remaining maritime signal tower in the United States. Climb it for panoramic views of the city and harbor.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with a hike through the Fore River Sanctuary, a tranquil nature reserve located just minutes from downtown Portland.
Beer enthusiasts won't want to miss a tour of the Allagash Brewery, one of Maine's most renowned craft breweries.