Portland, ME
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I went to college in Portland and am doing my best to get back there; it's a wonderful city. The "Old Port," right on the waterfront, is great to walk around, shop, and eat. Two very good restaurants are Perfettos and Street & Company. The Portland Art Museum is very good; take a ferry out to an island or two in Casco Bay; LL Bean is only 20 minutes away; drive over to Cape Elizabeth to see the beautiful beaches and homes and Portland Head Light. Portland Stage produces great theatre. You are going at a great time of year--enjoy.
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I just moved to Portland last year from Dallas and I love it. Visit the "Old Port" for restaurants and bars. I would suggest Street & Co. or Fore Street for nice restaurants. J's Oyster Bar (great place for a bucket of steamers) is always packed, but looks like a hole the wall sort of place. If your interested in shopping go to Freeport, where there are lots of outlet shops, local Maine shops, and of course LL Bean. I've learned a lot about the city itself by taking a couple of the tours around Casco Bay - they only last about an hour. You should definately go to the Portland Headlight. The scenery here is awesome.
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We spent a couple of days in Portland on our way up the Maine coast a week ago and Porland is great!!! ate at Street and Company....very good....don't miss walking the Promenades (western and eastern) gives you a good view of the city and some of its gorgeous homes.