Visit Portland, Maine Information Center

Dr. Rosie Ann Riley

This building is very nice and spacious. and they have plenty of guides,pamphlets, and brochures. I was greeted by a very pleasant lady and she answered all my questions and provided information according to my tourism desires. They also have a map of area that makes it very helpful. There is indoor and outdoor seating and it’s on the pier. There is a city parking lot near and it’s $15 a day. I was informed that this was the best place to park. The bathrooms are very clean. I highly recommend going to visitor center once you enter city to gather information to make the best of your visit!

Rachel Miller

Susan helped us with tons of recommendations when we stopped in and all of them were fabulous! We had the best Maine trip and are so happy that we stopped into the visitor center on a whim.

Paul Sardella

Beautiful, quiet seaport. Nice restaurants and shopping. Many tours and excursions available into the surrounding countryside

Alan Stopko

First time to this foodie and drink legend. People everywhere high energy and fun. Whole town feels like you walked into a welcoming Cheers bar. East to walk around, scenic harbour great restaurants, many micro breweries and of course know for lobster and oysters. Have some wine and oysters at J's Oysters on the canal, and for unique experience and beauty try the lobster rolls at the food trucks in parking lot of spectacular looking lighthouse. A must see when you nearby. Also experience roof top bar at Westin hotel.