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Deering Oaks Park - Deering Oaks Park is the perfect place to spend a relaxing day picnicking, reading a book or just trolling around. The city park has a duck house with duck pond in he center surrounded by beautiful gardens. In the winter enjoy ice-skating and snowball throwing.
Portland Museum of Art – The Portland Museum of Art is home to three centuries of American and European fine art. The museum is the sole owner of the finest collection of Homer watercolors on Earth and displays them during the summer.
Portland Observatory - Dating back to 1807 the Portland Observatory is houses in a wood tower that now features a renovated observation deck. The deck offers scenic views of the city, seashore and the islands. Bring a camera; there are no telescopes to be found here, for breathtaking panoramic photos.
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Katahdin - This upscale Portland eatery attracts the whose who of Portland’s population. The eclectic yet contemporary menu features something for everyone. Call ahead and make reservations, the restaurant tends to be very busy.
Street & Co - The open and friendly feel of Street & Co. is a local favorite and popular spot for tourists. The restaurant is crowded all through the year and offers a wide variety of local fresh seafood and fish dishes. Try one of the tempting homemade desserts, the perfect finish to any meal.
Back Bay Grill - Amidst candlelight and flowers diners can enjoy a cozy intimate meal in an elegant environment. The menu offers something for everybody with seafood, chicken and steak dishes. Complement your meal with the perfect glass of wine selected from the extensive wine list.
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Long Beach - Visitors to Long Beach will enjoy 2180 yards of rolling white sand beaches. The beach attracts locals and tourists and is the perfect setting for beach time activities. The area offers exceptional swimming, surfing, volleyball and strolling.
Wells Beach - Enjoy one of the seven sections of public beach found along the 4000-yard-long Wells Beach which features sand dunes and sea grasses. The Webhannet River separates the beach from the mainland. Nearby marshes attract wildlife of varying species and types.
Ogunquit Beach - The Ogunquit River, creating a beach heaven for visitors in the area, separates Ogunquit Beach from the mainland. The beach is 1620 yards of sugar white sand and warm tides. The northern end of the beach area is called Foot Bridge Beach because visitors must walk over a quaint footbridge to access it. The main section of beach faces the beautiful Atlantic Ocean.
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Children’s Museum of Maine – Children of all ages will enjoy the interactive play and learning at the Children’s Museum of Maine. The museum features a climbing wall, a small-scale town, a space shuttle and interactive science and art projects.
Palace Playland – This old-time beach resort is filled with fun and exciting activities and food. The midway offers visitors exciting rides, arcades and a weekly fireworks display. Enjoy fried clams and other sea treats at one of the many food kiosks.
Maine Narrow-Gauge Railroad Company and Museum – If your child is into trains then Maine Narrow-Gauge Railroad Company and Museum is one spot in Portland that should not be misses. The museum offers exhibits and displays that teach visitors how the railroads of the state were built
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