Portland ME Romantic Attractions and Things To Do for Couples
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AGritty McDuff's
- 396 Fore St.
Portland, ME - +1 207 772 2739
- Gritty McDuff's is a pretty cool brewery and pub chain they got out here in Maine. They are all slightly different, but pretty much done up in that ... more on Yelp
- DW and I stopped in for lunch after riding the ferry around Casco bay. They brew their own beer here, but it's nothing memorable. If you are looking for ... more on Yelp
Gritty McDuff's
396 Fore St.Portland, ME
BEmpire Dine & Dance
- 575 Congress St
Portland,ME,04101
- Met up with friends from work to listen to a band, Dead End Armory, last Friday night. For most of us it was our first trip to Empire, on the corner of ... more on Yelp
- I can only give four stars because of how drunk I got. May have been 5 stars. Not sure. more on Yelp
Empire Dine & Dance
575 Congress StPortland,ME,04101
CPortland Fiber Gallery & Weaving Studio
- 463 Stevens Ave
Portland,ME,04103 - 2077801345
- Lots of yarns and strings and fiberous things to touch and see and choose from. I don't know what to do ... more on Yelp
Portland Fiber Gallery & Weaving Studio
463 Stevens AvePortland,ME,04103
DChildren's Museum of Maine
- 142 Free Street
Portland, ME 04101-3961 - +1 207 828 1234
- Overview The centerpiece exhibit here is the camera obscura, a room-size "camera" on the top floor of this stout, columned downtown building next to the art museum. Children gather around a white table in a dark room, where they see magically projected images that include cars driving on city streets, boa... more on Frommers
- Overview Touching is okay at Portland's relatively small but fun Children's Museum, where kids can pretend they are lobster fishermen, shopkeepers, or computer experts. The majority of the museum's exhibits, many of which have a Maine theme, are best for children 10 and younger. Camera Obscura, an exhibit... more on Fodor's
Children's Museum of Maine
142 Free StreetPortland, ME 04101-3961
EWine Bar
- 38 Wharf St
Portland, ME 04101-4144 - +1 207 773 6667
- the name is not as snotty as it sounds. great place to go with girlfriends. although it needs to be at least half full to make it feel cozy, otherwise ... more on Yelp
- We chatted the evening away with some new found friends and are looking forward to hunkering down here for the long haul on a winter ... more on Yelp
Wine Bar
38 Wharf StPortland, ME 04101-4144
FState Theatre
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- 609 Congress St
Portland,ME,04101 - 2077808265
- I saw my first concert here! It's a great little venue, but beware, the mosh pits are fierrrrce. ...At ... more on Yelp
- I haven't seen the recent renovations, but from what I remember, this place is a dive. I've seen a handful of concerts here ... more on Yelp
State Theatre
609 Congress StPortland,ME,04101
GVictoria Mansion
- 109 Danforth St
Portland, ME 04101 - +1 207 772 4841
- Overview Elaborate 19th-century mansion designed by Henry Austin, also known as the Morse-Libby House. more on TripAdvisor
- Overview New England's Finest Historic House Museum of the Victorian Era. more on VisitPortland.com
Victoria Mansion
109 Danforth StPortland, ME 04101
HWadsworth-Longfellow House
- 487 Congress Street
Portland, ME, USA - +1 207 774 1822
- Overview The Maine Historical Society's "history campus" on Congress Street includes the austere brick Wadsworth-Longfellow House (1785), built by Gen. Peleg Wadsworth, father of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It's furnished in an early-19th-century style, with many pieces of Longfellow family furniture... more on Frommers
- Overview The boyhood home of the poet—which is the first brick house in Portland—is particularly interesting because most of the furnishings are original to the house. The late-Colonial-style structure, built in 1785, sits back from the street and has a small portico over its entrance and four... more on Fodor's
Wadsworth-Longfellow House
487 Congress StreetPortland, ME, USA
IPortland Head Light & Museum
- 1000 Shore Rd
Portland, ME - 207 / 799-2661
- Overview Just a 10-minute drive from downtown Portland is this 1794 lighthouse, easily one of the most picturesque in the nation. The light marks the entrance to Portland Harbor, and was occupied continuously from its construction until 1989, when it was automated and the graceful keeper's house (1891) co... more on Frommers
Portland Head Light & Museum
1000 Shore RdPortland, ME
JPortland Fire Museum
- 157 Spring St.
Portland, ME 04101 - +1 207 772 2040
- Overview Learn how a Maine community has fought fires over the past century through a vast collection of memorabilia and exhibits including 19th-century ... more on TripAdvisor
- Overview Amazing collection of fire related art and artifacts from the 18th century to the present. more on VisitPortland.com
Portland Fire Museum
157 Spring St.Portland, ME 04101
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