6 Custom House Wharf

Phone: 632-4192

Web: eogeentertainment.com

Harbor cruise vessel specializing in private charters. Ideal for sunset party cruises & company outings.

56 Commercial St.

Phone: 774-7871

Web: cascobaylines.com

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Ferry terminal to the Casco Bay Islands. Take the famous "mail-boat" trip.

312 Fore St

Phone: 780-3326

Built after the Great Fire of 1866. Still in use by Customs Service & the US Coast Guard.

Ticket Booth: 177 Commercial St

Phone: 774-3825

Web: www.duckadventures.com

Climb aboard Portland's only amphibious touring vessel & enjoy a fun, exciting & educational land n'sea adventure.

425 Congress St

Phone: 773-5747

Web: www.firstparishportland.org

A "warm & welcoming place in the heart of the city" since 1674.

93 High St.

Phone: 774-5561

Web: portlandlandmarks.org

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Walking tours & programs about Portland's authentic historic architecture & the Portland Observatory (1807) at 138 Congress St.

21 Elm St.

Phone: 774-0351

Web: gpmetrobus.com

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Information, tickets & indoor seating available M-Sa. METRO Bus service throughout the Greater Portland area.

487 Congress St

Phone: 772-1807

Web: www.hwlongfellow.org

Bronze statue of poet by native sculptor Franklin Simmons.

487 Congress St

Phone: 774-1822

Web: mainehistory.org

Childhood home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, built in 1786. Open May-Oct. Holiday hours in Dec.

170 Commercial St

Phone: 761-0941

Web: www.luckycatch.com

1 1/2 hour lobstering excursions from Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Pull traps near lighthouses & seals.

161 Commercial St.

Phone: 233-7485

Web: mainefoodietours.com

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Narrated tours with entertaining guides who walk, or ride with you by trolley. Learn while you TASTE why Portland has become a culinary destination!

Maine State Pier

Phone: 749-9169

Web: www.MaineSailingAdventures.net

Welcome aboard Portland's 74ft. Maine built windjammer, Frances. Public sailing, private charter. .

Phone: 774-5561

Web: portlandlandmarks.org

Walking tour of historic Old Port district. Information kiosk, corner of Middle & Exchange Streets.

389 Congress St

Phone: 874-8300

Web: www.portlandmaine.gov

Designed in the grande French Hotel de Ville style; houses Merrill Auditorium & 1912 Kotzschmar organ.

Long Wharf, 170 Commercial St.

Phone: 774-0808

Web: portlanddiscovery.com

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Narrated tours by land & sea! Trolley tours, harbor cruises & Eagle Island excursions. (May-Oct.)

6 Porltand Fish Pier

Phone: 773-0017

Web: pfex.org

The region's largest "full display auction" of fresh fish from the Gulf of Maine. Tours by appointment only.

Phone: 591-9980

Web: www.portlandfreedomtrail.org

Self Guided Walking Tour, part of the Maine Freedom Trails network.

284 Cumberland Ave

Phone: 874-8250

Built in 1821, it's the second oldest public school in the U.S.

Maine State Pier, 56 Commercial St.

Phone: 766-2500

Web: portlandschooner.com

Sail in elegance aboard classic windjammers Bagheera and Wendameen. 2 hour sails, private charters, overnight cruises.

Monument Square

Sculpted by Franklin Simmons, dedicated in 1891 to Portland's soldiers & sailors who served in the Civil War.

Long Wharf

Phone: 871-1315

Web: www.sailingschool.com

Teaching offshore ocean sailing & ocean navigation in a live aboard setting.

109 Danforth St.

Phone: 772-4841

Web: victoriamansion.org

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Regionally important museum of the Victorian Era. Original furnishings & architecture.

Maine State Pier

450-foot long waterfront mural by famous artist Robert Wyland.

Phone: 730-0490

Web: wickedwalkingtours.com

Join a group of your fellow thrill seekers for a VERY entertaining romp through Portland's past.