Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Go to Exchange and Fore Sts for gallery row.
Portland Farmers Market FARMERS MARKET
( http://portlandmainefarmersmarket.org ; 7am-noon Sat, to 2pm Mon & Wed) On Saturdays in
Deering Oak Park, vendors hawk everything from Maine blueberries to homemade
pickles. On Monday and Wednesday the market is in Monument Sq.
Harbor Fish Market FOOD
( www.harborfish.com ; 9 Custom House Wharf; 7am-noon Mon-Sat) On Custom House
Wharf, this iconic fishmonger packs lobsters to ship anywhere in the US.
Maine Potters Market CERAMICS
( www.mainepottersmarket.com ; 376 Fore St; 10am-8pm Mon-Fri, to 6pm Sat & Sun) A cooper-
atively owned gallery featuring the work of a dozen or so different Maine ceramists.
Information
Greater Portland Convention & Visitors Bureau ( www.visitportland.com ; Ocean Gateway
Bldg, 239 Park Ave;
8am-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm Sat)
Getting There & Around
Portland International Jetport (PWM;
207-874-8877; www.portlandjetport.org ) has non-
stop flights to cities in the eastern US.
Greyhound ( www.greyhound.com ) buses and Amtrak ( 800-872-7245; www.amtrak.com )
trains connect Portland and Boston; both take about 2½ hours and charge $20 to $24 one
way.
The local bus Metro ( www.gpmetrobus.com ; fares $1.50) , which runs throughout the city,
has its main terminus at Monument Sq, the intersection of Elm and Congress Sts.
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Central Maine Coast
Midcoast Maine is where the mountains meet the sea. You'll find craggy peninsulas jut-
ting deep into the Atlantic, alluring seaside villages and endless opportunities for hiking,
sailing and kayaking.
 
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