Mejores Qué Hacer en South Portland
23 lugares · Museos, monumentos y las experiencias que valen tu tiempo.
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Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine
The Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine offers a range of interactive exhibits for children and families.
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Cushing's Point Museum
Cushing's Point Museum is located at 55. It offers visitors a chance to explore local history through its exhibits.
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Grant Wahlquist Gallery
Grant Wahlquist Gallery is located at 30, 2Fl City Center.
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International Cryptozoology Museum
The International Cryptozoology Museum is located at 106 Thompsons Point.
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Maine Historical Society
The Maine Historical Society is located at 489 Congress Street.
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Maine Jewish Museum
The Maine Jewish Museum is a cultural attraction located at 267 Congress Street.
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Portland Observatory
The Portland Observatory at 138 Congress Street offers visitors a glimpse into early maritime communication. The tower’s historic design and use of signal flags and a telescope made it a vital link between ships and shore. It is now managed by Greater Portland Landmarks and serves as an open museum.
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Umbrella Cover Museum
The Umbrella Cover Museum is located at 62 Island Avenue on Peaks Island, Maine. It showcases a collection of umbrella covers and offers visitors a glimpse into this niche art form.
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Victoria Mansion
Victoria Mansion is a historic house located at 109 Danforth Street in downtown Portland, Maine. The building showcases an Italianate design with opulent furnishings and early technological conveniences.
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Wadsworth-Longfellow House
The Wadsworth-Longfellow House, located at 489 Congress Street, is a historic house and museum in Portland, Maine. It operates under the Maine Historical Society and charges an admission fee.
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Fifth Maine Regiment Museum
The Fifth Maine Regiment Museum sits at 45 Seashore Avenue on Peaks Island, a neighborhood of Portland, Maine. The historic building was constructed in 1888 by American Civil War veterans as a memorial and reunion hall. It now serves as a museum open to visitors.
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Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum is located at 14 Ocean Gateway Pier in Portland, Maine. It features a 2 ft narrow‑gauge railway that visitors can explore.
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Neal Dow House
The Neal Dow House at 714 Congress Street is a historic residence originally built for the noted politician and prohibitionist Neal Dow. The home now serves as headquarters of the Maine chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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SPACE Gallery
SPACE Gallery is located at 534 Congress Street, offering visitors an engaging art experience in a downtown setting.
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Tate House Museum
The Tate House Museum is located at 1267 Westbrook Street. It offers visitors a look into the local history through its curated exhibits.
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Fort Gorges
Fort Gorges sits on Hog Island Ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, where it was built between 1858 and 1865 but never saw combat. The site is now a park accessible only by boat and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.