Things To Do
Fort Williams Park
Fort Williams Park is a vast ninety-acre park adjacent to the lighthouse, offering picnic facilities, hiking opportunities, sports and recreation areas, historic structures, and endless ocean views.
Old Port
The Old Port is a quaint historic district with cobblestone streets and brick buildings housing clothing boutiques, gourmet food stores, and souvenir shops. It’s also a nightlife hot spot where pubs, breweries, and cocktail bars draw young crowds, and a lively dining scene includes stylish New American restaurants and traditional seafood spots by the waterfront.
Eastern Promenade
Portland's largest developed park at 78 acres, provides sweeping views of Casco Bay and direct access to the waterfront.
International Cryptozoology Museum
Founded in 2003, The International Cryptozoology Museum has a collection of thousands of items for you to see.
L.L.Bean
A Maine staple - The L.L. Bean Freeport flagship store opened in 1917 (they went 24/7 in 1951), and is one of four L.L. Bean stores in Freeport (the company’s Home, Outlet, and Bike, Boat & Ski stores respectively have their own buildings), making the area an unofficial L.L. Bean campus, complete with a 16.5-foot tall all-weather Bean boot for a mascot.
Allagash Brewing Company
Belgian-style beer maker with rustic-industrial decor featuring a taproom & food options.
Red's Dairy Freeze
Seasonal institution for fro-yo, soft-serve ice cream & other desserts sold from a walk-up window.
The Holy Donut
The Holy Donut is a family-owned business and choice destination for gourmet donuts!
Bayside American Cafe
aka Bintliffs - Eggs Benedict & mimosas star on the daily brunch menu at this longtime local meeting spot.
Eventide Oyster Co.
Tiny, busy seafood joint with a raw bar, lobster rolls & creative New England fare, plus cocktails.
Pai Men Miyake
Pai Men means "one hundred noodles" in Japanese. Pai Men Miyake offers a varied menu of both authentic Japanese ramen and slightly more unconventional fare.
ViA VECCHiA
Chic Italian eatery offering brunch staples, small plates, seafood & steak, plus wine & cocktails.
The Shop by Island Creek Oysters
Buzzy oyster market with a dine-in raw bar for fresh shellfish, wine & beer.
The Highroller Lobster Co.
Lobster rolls & other seafood in a neighborhood diner that sources local brioche rolls.
Central Provisions
Eclectic restaurant serving small plates & cocktails in a rustic, brick-walled setting.
The Lobster Shack at Two Lights
Located at the end of Two Lights Road on the rocky shores of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The Lobster Shack is an award-winning restaurant that has been a local landmark since the 1920s. *They may not be open yet, but you should add to your list for when you return!