Old Port Holiday Deals

Old Port Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Old Port

Work crushing your soul? Ditch KPIs and water cooler chit-chat for G&Ts and good times in Old Port, Portland! Keen to meet the locals while you're here? Won't be a problem. This vibrant city is home to around 66,000 potential new mates. Arriving by plane? After you've landed at Portland International Jetport Airport, you'll need to travel 5 kilometres east to reach Old Port. The suburb is 0.5 kilometres to the east of the city centre.

Old Port is a magnet for sightseers. A range of the city's best attractions are strewn near this fascinating neighbourhood, including the University of Southern Maine and the Portland Museum of Art. Don't forget to put Portland Head Light and Victoria Mansion on your list too. While you're here, consider going to some other neighbourhoods to experience more of what Portland has to offer. Downtown Portland and Portland are good suggestions that are within easy reach.

Open up your map, head towards the city centre and check out the must-see sights of Portland Observatory, the Children's Museum of Maine and Wadsworth-Longfellow House.

The Space Gallery, the Richard Boyd Art Gallery, the Fore Street Gallery and the Domaine Gallery are recommended for those wanting to learn a bit about the area's culture.

From interactive displays to mind‐boggling objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep all ages interested. If you find yourself stuck with a rainy day, why not head over to Portland Harbor Museum, the Maine Jewish Museum, the International Cryptozoology Museum and Southworth Planetarium?

Sitting down and watching a first-class show is a remarkable experience. Book tickets at Merrill Auditorium, Port City Music Hall, the Portland Stage and the Lyric Music Theater for a great night out.

If you’re looking for something fun to do with the little ones, we recommend you check out Joker's Family Fun and Games, Fort Williams Park, Fore River Sanctuary and Bayside Bowl.

Put your phone away, log off from the stresses of modern living and take in the tranquillity of nature at Mackworth Island and Casco Bay Islands.

A quiet walk along the sand can be marvellous for your well being. For a relaxing day out, you can't go past Willard Beach and East End Beach.

If all the activity of the city is wearing you thin, head to one of the nearby local parks. Eastern Promenade, Deering Oaks Park and Quarry Run Dog Park are delightful spots to take a relaxing stroll.

The nearby heritage sites will provide you with a better understanding of the area's past. The Maine College of Art, Bug Light, the Monument Square and Fort Preble are sure to impress.

Sacred places such as Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Cathedral Church of Saint Luke can give you a greater understanding of the region's religious side. Relax in the calm atmosphere and take a moment to contemplate.

Hotels in Old Port

Whether you're looking for the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Old Port has you sorted! For a place that won't break the bank, you can't go past the Portland Harbor Hotel, located at 468 Fore St, or the Fleetwood House Bed & Breakfast, at 10 Fleetwood Street. Alternatively, let the expert staff at The Press Hotel, Marriott Autograph Collection or the Inn By The Sea take care of your every need. After all, what are vacations for if not spoiling yourself?