Portland International Jetport 25 min
Portland Museum of Art (26 min)
I.M. Pei-designed museum known for its paintings by Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth & Edward Hopper. Palace Playland (11 min)
Compact, beachfront amusement park with a Ferris wheel, roller coaster & more, plus a large arcade. Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse (35 min)
Near a rocky cove, this 19th-century lighthouse station has 2 towers, one still in operation today. Scarborough Beach State Park (25 min)
Ocean beach with lifeguards & a snack shack. With admission fee (state park passes not valid). Crescent Beach State Park (32 min)
A mile-long beach offers swimming at this oceanside park, which also has picnic areas & trails. Aquaboggan Water Park (9 min)
Small, family-oriented water park with a wave pool, slides, bumper boats & mini golf. Two Lights State Park (34 min)
41-acre oceanfront park offers twin lighthouses, shoreline trails & scenic views amid a rocky coast. Fort Williams Park (34 min)
Free park with a rocky shoreline, old military bunkers, big playing fields & an iconic lighthouse. Funtown Splashtown USA (10 min)
Two parks in one, with amusement rides that run from thrilling to kiddie, plus many slides & pools. Victoria Mansion (25 min)
This 19th-century Italian villa–style home with an ornate interior offers tours & a museum shop. Ferry Beach State Park (8 min)
White-sand beach with a picnic area & changing rooms, plus walking trails & nature programs. Portland Head Light (35 min)
Still operative 1791 lighthouse & navigation museum on rocky, scenic coastline in Ft. Williams Park. Seashore Trolley Museum (25 min)
Long-running indoor-outdoor museum featuring restored public transit vehicles & artifacts. Old Orchard Beach Pier (12 min)
Destination for restaurants, bars & entertainment, including comedy shows & live music, since 1898. Maine Historical Society and the Wadsworth-Longfellow House (26 min)
1800s home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, with estate furnishings, a garden & tours. | 
