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Справжня екскурсія Портлендом: історична екскурсія містом і трьома маяками зі справжнім місцевим жителем

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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.

Get an insider’s look at the current happenings and rich history of my hometown. We’ll go where other tours go, and then I'll take you places other tours don't - you'll see hidden gems and learn little known facts about Portland and the great state of Maine that only a real local knows!

As a college librarian I'm always researching the hidden history of Portland, while at the same time keeping on top of what's new in town and visiting as many local establishments that I can. I take pride in representing this city, and providing an informative and entertaining tour, delivered with a true Mainer's sense of humor.

This is The Real Portland Tour!

Check my website for a complete listing of tour days, times, and availability.
Місто: Портленд
Mon 09 Jun
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Починаючи з $67.00
Mon 09 Jun
Починаючи з $67.00
Забронювати
Що включено
Обізнаний, цікавий гід із 20-річним досвідом проведення екскурсій його рідним містом Портленд.
Транспортний засіб з кондиціонером
Knowledgeable, entertaining guide with 20 years experience giving tours of his hometown of Portland.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Knowledgeable, entertaining guide with 20 years experience giving tours of his hometown of Portland.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Knowledgeable, entertaining guide with 20 years experience giving tours of his hometown of Portland.
Додаткова інформація
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • The tour is in Portland, MAINE. Unfortunately no pets/animals of any kind can be accommodated on board.
  • The tour does not pickup/drop off at hotels, and it does not pickup/drop off at the cruise ship terminal. Everyone has to be at the tour starting point ready to board at least 10-15 minutes prior to the scheduled tour time.
  • Wheelchairs, walkers, and luggage do not fit in the van.
  • This is not a private tour. The tour vehicle is a 13 passenger, high roof Ford Transit van. The tour often sells out, so you will be riding with a total of 13 people in the van.
  • Please double check the month, day, and time of your booking to make sure it is accurate, as some folks make mistakes when booking online and choose the wrong date.
Чого очікувати
1
Комерційна вул
Ми починаємо з історичної Комершл-стріт, серця робочої набережної Портленда. Подивіться на оригінальну бруківку та цеглу, яка була закладена в 1850-х роках.
2
Митниця Сполучених Штатів
Подивіться на одну з найкрасивіших гранітних будівель у всьому Портленді.
3
Форт Аллен Парк
Ми проїдемо парком Форт-Аллен і побачимо величний вид на затоку Каско та її острови Календар. Також подивіться на меморіали громадянської війни, іспано-американської війни та Другої світової війни, розташовані в парку.
4
Східна набережна
Ви побачите будинки вікторіанської епохи, які колись належали морським капітанам і торговцям, що вздовж Східної набережної, а також парк Східної набережної, звідки відкриваються нескінченні краєвиди на затоку Каско, острови та форти.
5
Портлендська обсерваторія
Ми побачимо чудовий вид на єдину вежу морського сигналу, що залишилася в США.
6
Східне кладовище
Послухайте про легенди та перекази про найстаріше кладовище в Портленді, вперше засноване в 1668 році.
7
Конгресова вул
Одна з найжвавіших вулиць у всьому Мені, ми побачимо еклектичний центр Портленда, площу Монументів і район мистецтв.
8
Собор Непорочного Зачаття
Неоготична архітектура цього собору, побудованого в 1869 році, домінує над горизонтом Портленда.
9
Перший парафіяльний портлендський унітарійський універсаліст
Ця церква є найстарішою в Портленді, і ви дізнаєтесь про її багату історію.
10
Будинок Водсворта-Лонгфелло
Подивіться будинок, де Генрі Водсворт-Лонгфелло виріс і писав свої ранні вірші.
11
Район мистецтв
Ми здійснимо екскурсію центром Портленда та його високовідомим районом мистецтв.
12
Художній музей Портленда
Відвідайте один із найкращих художніх музеїв Нової Англії та дізнайтеся про його експонати.
13
Один сквер Лонгфелло
Подивіться на статую Генрі Водсворта Лонгфелло, який народився в Портленді в 1807 році.
14
Особняк Вікторії
Ознайомтеся зблизька з особняком Вікторії, найкращим зразком італійського каменю 19 століття в країні.
15
Парк Форт Вільямс
Ми входимо в один із найкрасивіших парків штату, парк Форт-Вільямс, і їдемо до Портленд-Хед-Лайт (розташований у парку), де вас відпустять, щоб досліджувати.
16
Портлендський головний ліхтар
Цей знаменитий маяк, розташований у парку Форт-Вільямс, є найбільш фотографованим маяком у країні. Підійдіть прямо до маяка, дослідіть парк Форт-Вільямс і помилуйтеся краєвидами скелястого узбережжя штату Мен.
17
Форт Пребл
Погляньте на форт Пребл (один із найстаріших фортів у затоці Каско) і дізнайтеся про його знамениту історію.
18
Маяк Spring Point Ledge
Вийдіть, щоб сфотографувати маяк Спрінг-Пойнт-Ледж і його хвилеріз завдовжки 900 футів, що з’єднує його з берегом.
19
Буг Лайт Парк
Насолоджуйтеся панорамним краєвидом Портленда з цього прекрасного парку, який розташований прямо на березі затоки від Портленда.
20
Меморіал Корабель Свободи
Ознайомтеся зблизька з Меморіалом корабля Свободи та дізнайтеся про тисячі суднобудівників, які працювали тут під час Другої світової війни.
21
Портлендський хвилеріз
Сфотографуйте портлендський хвилеріз (який ласкаво називають «жуковим світлом» через його невеликий розмір).
22
Статуя Джона Форда
Погляньте на цю статую, присвячену одному з найвидатніших кінорежисерів в історії, і дізнайтеся про його зв’язки з рідним містом Портленд.
23
Старий порт
Подивіться на центр гамірного центру міста/прибережного району, відомого як Старий порт. Дізнайтеся історію цього жвавого району Портленда, який є домом для незліченних еклектичних магазинів, підприємств і ресторанів і барів світового класу.
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
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.
163
United States Custom House
See one of the most beautiful granite buildings in all of Portland.
164
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.
165
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.
166
Portland Observatory
We'll get a great view of the only remaining maritime signal tower in the U.S.
167
Eastern Cemetery
Hear about the legends and lore regarding the oldest cemetery in Portland, first established in 1668.
168
Congress Street
One of the busiest streets in all of Maine, we'll see Portland's eclectic downtown, Monument Square, and arts district.
169
The Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception
The neo-Gothic architecture of this cathedral built in 1869 dominates the skyline of Portland.
170
The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist
This church is the oldest in Portland, and you'll learn about its rich history.
171
The Wadsworth-Longfellow House
See the home where Henry Wadsworth-Longfellow grew up and wrote his early poetry.
172
Arts District
We'll tour the center of downtown Portland, and its highly acclaimed Arts District.
173
Portland Museum of Art
See one of the finest art museums in New England, and learn about its exhibits.
174
One Longfellow Square
See the statue of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Portland in 1807.
175
Victoria Mansion
Get an up close view of the Victoria Mansion, the finest example in the country of a 19th century Italianate brownstone.
176
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.
177
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.
178
Fort Preble
Get an up close view of Fort Preble (one of the oldest forts in Casco Bay) and learn about its storied history.
179
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.
180
Bug Light Park
Enjoy panoramic views of the Portland skyline from this beautiful park that sits directly across the bay from Portland.
181
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.
182
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Get a photo of Portland Breakwater Light (affectionately called "Bug Light" because of its small size).
183
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.
184
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.
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.
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davidbC3801NA
Mar 2025
Great trip worth the price. Nice well educated guy who runs the company . Drives the bus.visitong from England he showed us the sights and took us to some good spots with lots of local info
Відповідь від хоста
Mar 2025
Thanks for your review! I take pride in giving an informative and entertaining tour of my hometown, and I’m glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks again, and hope to see you again in Portland, Maine!
Exploration700581
Nov 2024
The tour was great! Derek was extremely knowledgeable and funny. The van was warm and comfortable. I would highly recommend this tour!
Відповідь від хоста
Dec 2024
Thanks so much for the excellent review! I’m glad to hear you had a great time, and enjoyed all the info and humor! I take pride in giving an informative and entertaining tour of my hometown, and it’s nice to hear you enjoyed it so much. Thanks again, and hope to see you again in Portland, Maine!
itisourtime
Nov 2024
It was a great tour with an amazing guide. I have been to Portland at least twice a year for 20 years and I learned so much on this tour.
Відповідь від хоста
Dec 2024
Thanks so much for the excellent review! I’m glad you had a great time on the tour, and it’s nice to hear that you learned a lot! I take pride in giving an informative and entertaining tour of my hometown, and it means a lot to hear that you enjoyed it so much. Thanks again, and hope to see you again in Portland, Maine!

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