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Fun Things To Do Near Hyatt Place Portland Downtown - Old Port Square

Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port ME is an ideal spot for travelers desiring an exciting vacation in Portland. There is plenty to do in the area, as well as nearby noteworthy attractions. Nearby attractions include Fort Williams Park, an old military base where you can explore and watch spectacular views of Portland. Additionally, just a few minutes away, you can explore the Portland Head Light, the oldest lighthouse in Maine. Further, nearby, you can explore downtown Portland and explore its vibrant food scene. Shopping enthusiasts can explore the Old Port District for unique souvenirs. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can embark on a kayak tour along Casco Bay, and take in the gorgeous scenery. Finally, for a relaxing day, visit the East End Beach for some respite.

Best Restaurants Near Hyatt Place Portland Downtown - Old Port Square

Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port ME is surrounded by a variety of fantastic restaurants, ideal for all types of diners. The Old Port is renowned for its delicious seafood, with restaurants such as Eventide Oyster Co., Portland Lobster Co., and The Porthole offering some of the freshest catches from the nearby waters. For those in search of a more laid-back experience, Fore Street Grill & Bar offer a relaxed atmosphere and seasonal cuisine. For those seeking more exotic flavors, Francine offers a contemporary take on Mediterranean dishes, while Sono authentic Japanese cuisine, including sushi, tempura, and ramen dishes. Whether one is looking for a meal on the waterfront or a special evening out, Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port's restaurants provide an unforgettable experience.

Weekend Itinerary Near Hyatt Place Portland Downtown - Old Port Square

My weekend itinerary near Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port would include exploring the city's historic downtown district. There are a number of unique shops, restaurants, and pubs to explore in the area. In the evening, I'd take a walk along the Old Port marina for stunning views of the harbor. Plus, the hotel is conveniently located close to multiple attractions such as the Museum of Art, the Portland Observatory, and the Longfellow Square. During the day I'd venture out to nearby monuments like the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, Deering Oaks Park, and Fort Allen Park. The weekend would end with a stroll along the cobblestone streets of Commercial Street for delicious seafood, craft beers, and handicrafts.