Luxury Hotels in Portland
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Top neighborhoods in Portland
Old Port
Cobblestone streets, 19th-century brick buildings, and fishing piers define this district, offering boutiques, restaurants, and bars. Explore Post Office Park, Tommy's Park with its large mural, and stroll the Eastern Promenade Trail to East End Beach.
Downtown Portland
Downtown Portland enchants with historic cobblestone streets and a lively waterfront where lobster boats bob alongside ferry terminals. Art lovers can explore local galleries and the Portland Museum of Art, while foodies dive into fresh seafood and craft beer scenes. The charming brick buildings house boutique shops perfect for finding unique Maine-made treasures. Getting around is easy on foot with most attractions packed into a walkable core. Cozy boutique hotels occupy converted Victorian buildings, offering harbor views and local character. When night falls, live music spills from taverns while the salty harbor breeze carries the promise of tomorrow's adventures.
East End
Portland's East End combines coastal charm with neighborhood character along its stunning 2.1-mile Eastern Promenade trail. Panoramic views of Casco Bay's islands and lighthouses await as you stroll past locals enjoying picnics on grassy slopes. The historic Portland Observatory and Abyssinian Meeting House offer glimpses into the past, while tree-lined streets showcase Victorian homes. Artisanal coffee shops and craft breweries nestle between authentic neighborhood spots, perfect for refueling after waterfront walks. Most accommodations are boutique B&Bs in converted historic homes with personalized service. The area's excellent walkability and METRO bus connections make exploring easy, whether you're heading to East End Beach or venturing downtown.
West End
Distinguished by its well-preserved Victorian architecture, this downtown Portland neighborhood boasts the scenic Western Promenade park, offering views of the White Mountains, and several historic structures, such as the Gothic House and Morrill Mansion.
East Bayside
Bordered by Franklin Street and Washington Avenue, East Bayside offers a community arts venue, Mayo Street Arts, and the relaxing green space of Kennedy Park. Explore nearby Old Port and Munjoy Hill.
Top landmarks in Portland
State Theatre
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at State Theatre in Downtown Portland. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Port City Music Hall and Portland Stage are both a short walk away.
Portland Museum of Art
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Portland Museum of Art during your trip to Portland. Stroll along the area's waterfront or experience its entertainment choices.
