Waterfront area dating back to the 1800s.

Whether climbing a mountain, entering a bear's den, role-playing crewmembers on a 40-foot schooner or manning a space shuttle, children will have a blast at this highly interactive museum. Most of the museum is geared to children aged one to 11, but young teens will like the computer lab and the camera exhibits. There's also a play area just for toddlers.

Ship traffic here runs the gamut from lobster boats to oil tankers and cruise lines; also look for the many photogenic lighthouses.

Works by the European masters such as Degas, Picasso and Renoir are on display along with American greats like Winslow Homer, Robert Indiana and Andrew Wyeth at this museum that places special emphasis on the works of artists from Maine.

Scenic and historic amphibious (duck) tours of Portland, ME, and Tampa, FL.

In the 1800s, Captain Moody used this observatory to monitor the routes of ships as far as 30 miles away. Today visitors can tour a museum focusing on the history of the watch tower and get a stunning bird's-eye view of Portland and the harbor.

The Cat is a great ferry boat. It is much more comfortable to ride then a traditional ferry. The best advice  to can offer is to arrive 2 hours early with your vehicle if you want a chance to get...

Find out about narrow-gauge railroads and take a ride along Casco Bay on an antique narrow-gauge train.

Home where poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow lived as a boy.