Les meilleurs événements de la ville Portland. The Real Portland Tour: visite historique de la ville et des 3 phares avec un vrai local commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Welcome to my hometown! Hop aboard for an authentic 1 hour and 45 minute historical sightseeing tour of Portland, Maine and 3 lighthouses with an experienced guide who is a real local, born and raised in Portland, Maine

1

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

2

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

3

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

4

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

5

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

6

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

7

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

8

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

9

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

10

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

11

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

12

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

13

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

14

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

15

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

16

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

17

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

18

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

19

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

20

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

21

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

22

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

23

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

24

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

25

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

26

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

27

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

28

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

29

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

30

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

31

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

32

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

33

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

34

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

35

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

36

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

37

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

38

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

39

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

40

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

41

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

42

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

43

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

44

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

45

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

46

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

47

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

48

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

49

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

50

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

51

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

52

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

53

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

54

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

55

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

56

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

57

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

58

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

59

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

60

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

61

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

62

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

63

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

64

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

65

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

66

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

67

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

68

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

69

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

70

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

71

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

72

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

73

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

74

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

75

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

76

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

77

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

78

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

79

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

80

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

81

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

82

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

83

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

84

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

85

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

86

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

87

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

88

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

89

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

90

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

91

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

92

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

93

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

94

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

95

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

96

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

97

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

98

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

99

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

100

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

101

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

102

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

103

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

104

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

105

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

106

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

107

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

108

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

109

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

110

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

111

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

112

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

113

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

114

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

115

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

116

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

117

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

118

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

119

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

120

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

121

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

122

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

123

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

124

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

125

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

126

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

127

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

128

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

129

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

130

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

131

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

132

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

133

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

134

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

135

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

136

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

137

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

138

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

139

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

140

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

141

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

142

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

143

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

144

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

145

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

146

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

147

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

148

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

149

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

150

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

151

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

152

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

153

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

154

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

155

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

156

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

157

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

158

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

159

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

160

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

161

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

162

Rue commerciale

Nous commençons dans l'historique Commercial Street, le cœur du front de mer actif de Portland. Découvrez les pavés et les briques d'origine posés dans les années 1850.

163

Douane des États-Unis

Découvrez l'un des plus beaux bâtiments en granit de tout Portland.

164

Parc Fort Allen

Nous traverserons le parc Fort Allen et profiterons d'une vue majestueuse sur la baie de Casco et ses îles Calendar. Admirez également de près les monuments commémoratifs de la guerre civile, de la guerre hispano-américaine et de la Seconde Guerre mondiale situés dans le parc.

165

Sentier de la promenade de l'Est

Vous verrez les maisons de l'époque victorienne qui appartenaient autrefois aux capitaines de la marine et aux marchands qui bordent la promenade orientale, ainsi que le parc de la promenade orientale qui offre une vue infinie sur la baie de Casco, les îles et les forts.

166

Observatoire de Portland

Nous aurons une vue magnifique sur la seule tour de signalisation maritime restante aux États-Unis.

167

Cimetière de l'Est

Découvrez les légendes et les traditions concernant le plus ancien cimetière de Portland, créé pour la première fois en 1668.

168

Rue du Congrès

L'une des rues les plus fréquentées de tout le Maine, nous verrons le centre-ville éclectique de Portland, Monument Square et le quartier des arts.

169

La cathédrale de l'Immaculée Conception

L'architecture néo-gothique de cette cathédrale construite en 1869 domine l'horizon de Portland.

170

La première paroisse Universaliste unitaire de Portland

Cette église est la plus ancienne de Portland et vous en apprendrez plus sur sa riche histoire.

171

La maison Wadsworth-Longfellow

Découvrez la maison où Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow a grandi et écrit ses premiers poèmes.

172

Quartier des arts

Nous visiterons le centre-ville de Portland et son quartier des arts très apprécié.

173

Musée d'art de Portland

Visitez l'un des plus beaux musées d'art de la Nouvelle-Angleterre et découvrez ses expositions.

174

Un carré Longfellow

Voir la statue d'Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, né à Portland en 1807.

175

Manoir Victoria

Obtenez une vue rapprochée du manoir Victoria, le plus bel exemple au pays d'une pierre brune à l'italienne du XIXe siècle.

176

Parc Fort-Williams

Nous entrons dans l'un des plus beaux parcs de l'État, Fort Williams Park, et conduisons jusqu'au phare de Portland Head (situé dans le parc) où vous pourrez partir à la découverte.

177

Phare Portland

Ce phare emblématique situé dans le parc Fort Williams est le phare le plus photographié du pays. Marchez jusqu'au phare, explorez le parc Fort Williams et admirez la vue sur la côte rocheuse et accidentée du Maine.

178

Fort Préble

Obtenez une vue rapprochée de Fort Preble (l'un des plus anciens forts de la baie de Casco) et découvrez son histoire.

179

Phare de Spring Point Ledge

Sortez pour une photo du phare de Spring Point Ledge et de son brise-lames de 900 pieds de long qui le relie au rivage.

180

Parc Bug Light

Profitez d'une vue panoramique sur les toits de Portland depuis ce magnifique parc qui se trouve juste en face de la baie de Portland.

181

Mémorial du Liberty Ship

Obtenez une vue rapprochée du Liberty Ship Memorial et découvrez les milliers de constructeurs de navires qui ont travaillé ici pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

182

Phare de brise-lames de Portland

Obtenez une photo de Portland Breakwater Light (affectueusement appelé "Bug Light" en raison de sa petite taille).

183

Statue de John Ford

Observez de près cette statue dédiée à l'un des réalisateurs de films les plus distingués de l'histoire et découvrez ses liens avec sa ville natale de Portland.

184

Vieux-Port

Découvrez le centre-ville animé du quartier du front de mer connu sous le nom de Vieux-Port. Découvrez l'histoire de ce quartier animé de Portland qui abrite d'innombrables boutiques éclectiques, entreprises et restaurants et bars de classe mondiale.

185

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

186

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

187

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

188

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

189

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

190

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

191

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

192

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

193

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

194

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

195

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

196

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

197

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

198

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

199

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

200

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

201

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

202

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

203

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

204

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

205

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

206

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

207

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

208

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

209

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

210

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

211

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

212

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

213

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

214

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

215

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

216

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

217

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

218

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

219

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

220

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

221

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

222

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

223

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

224

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

225

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

226

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

227

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

228

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

229

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

230

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

231

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

232

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

233

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

234

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

235

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

236

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

237

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

238

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

239

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

240

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

241

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

242

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

243

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

244

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

245

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

246

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

247

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

248

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

249

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

250

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

251

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

252

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

253

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

254

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

255

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

256

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

257

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

258

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

259

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

260

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

261

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

262

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

263

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

264

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

265

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

266

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

267

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

268

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

269

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

270

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

271

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

272

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

273

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

274

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

275

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

276

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

277

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

278

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

279

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

280

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

281

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

282

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

283

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

284

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

285

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

286

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

287

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

288

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

289

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

290

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

291

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

292

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

293

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

294

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

295

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

296

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

297

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

298

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

299

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

300

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

301

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

302

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

303

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

304

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

305

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

306

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

307

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

308

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

309

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

310

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

311

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

312

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

313

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

314

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

315

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

316

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

317

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

318

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

319

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

320

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

321

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

322

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

323

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

324

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

325

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

326

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

327

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

328

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

329

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

330

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

331

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

332

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

333

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

334

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

335

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

336

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

337

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

338

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

339

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

340

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

341

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

342

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

343

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

344

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

345

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

346

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

347

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

348

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

349

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

350

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

351

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

352

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

353

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

354

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

355

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

356

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

357

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

358

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

359

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

360

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

361

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

362

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

363

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

364

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

365

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

366

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

367

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

368

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

369

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

370

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

371

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

372

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

373

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

374

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

375

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

376

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

377

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

378

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

379

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

380

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

381

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

382

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

383

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

384

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

385

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

386

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

387

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

388

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

389

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

390

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

391

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

392

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

393

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

394

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

395

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

396

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

397

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

398

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

399

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

400

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

401

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

402

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

403

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

404

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

405

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

406

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

407

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

408

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

409

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

410

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

411

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

412

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

413

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

414

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

415

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

416

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

417

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

418

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

419

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

420

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

421

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

422

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

423

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

424

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

425

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

426

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

427

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

428

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

429

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

430

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

431

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

432

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

433

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

434

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

435

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

436

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

437

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

438

Commercial Street

We start at historic Commercial Street, the heart of Portland's working waterfront. See original cobblestone and brick that was laid in the 1850s.

439

United States Custom House

See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.

440

Fort Allen Park

We'll drive through Fort Allen Park and get a majestic view of Casco Bay and its Calendar Islands. Also get up close views of memorials from the Civil War, Spanish American War, and WWII located in the park.

441

Eastern Promenade Trail

You'll see the Victorian era homes once owned by sea captains and merchants that line the Eastern Promenade, as well as Eastern Promenade Park which offers endless views of Casco Bay, islands, and forts.

442

Portland Observatory

We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.

443

Eastern Cemetery

Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.

444

Congress Street

One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.

445

The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception

The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.

446

The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist

This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.

447

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.

448

Arts District

We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.

449

Portland Museum of Art

See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.

450

One Longfellow Square

See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.

451

Victoria Mansion

Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.

452

Fort Williams Park

We enter one of the most beautiful parks in the state, Fort Williams Park, and drive to Portland Head Light (located in the park) where you will be let off to explore.

453

Portland Head Light

This iconic lighthouse located within Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Walk right up to the lighthouse, explore Fort Williams Park, and take in the views of Maine's rugged, rocky coastline.

454

Fort Preble

Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.

455

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

Get out for a photo of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, and its 900 foot long breakwater connecting it to the shore.

456

Bug Light Park

Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.

457

Liberty Ship Memorial

Get an up close view of the Liberty Ship Memorial, and learn about the thousands of shipbuilders who worked here during WWII.

458

Portland Breakwater Lighthouse

Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).

459

John Ford Statue

Get an up close view of this statue dedicated to one of the most distinguished movie directors in history, and learn about his connections to his hometown of Portland.

460

Old Port

See the center of the bustling downtown/waterfront district known as the Old Port. Learn the history of this vibrant area of Portland that is home to countless eclectic shops, businesses, and world class restaurants and bars.

The Real Portland Tour: visite historique de la ville et des 3 phares avec un vrai local

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