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Take a scenic drive to Cape Elizabeth to visit the Portland Head Light, one of Maine's most photographed lighthouses. Afterward, head to Two Lights State Park, where you can explore tide pools and enjoy a picnic lunch.

Spend the afternoon on a lobster boat tour with Lucky Catch Cruises, where you can learn about lobster fishing and even help haul in the traps. After the tour, head to Bite Into Maine, a food truck located in Fort Williams Park that serves some of the best lobster rolls in the state.

For dinner, try Central Provisions, a small plates restaurant that features innovative American cuisine and an extensive wine list.

Explore the arts district in downtown Portland, which is home to many galleries and studios. Check out the Portland Art Gallery, which showcases contemporary art from local and regional artists. Afterward, grab breakfast at Tandem Coffee Roasters, which offers a variety of baked goods and specialty coffee drinks.

Visit the Victoria Mansion, a stunning 19th-century mansion that is now a museum. Then, head to Allagash Brewing Company for a brewery tour and tasting of their Belgian-style beers.

For dinner, try Scales Restaurant, a seafood-focused restaurant that offers a raw bar and a variety of grilled and roasted seafood dishes.

Take a day trip to Kennebunkport, a charming coastal town located about 30 minutes south of Portland. Visit the Seashore Trolley Museum to learn about the history of trolleys in Maine, then explore the town's many art galleries and boutiques.

After lunch at The Clam Shack, a casual seafood spot that serves up some of the best fried clams in Maine, head to Goose Rocks Beach for some relaxation and sunbathing.

For dinner, try Earth at Hidden Pond, a farm-to-table restaurant located in a wooded setting. The menu features locally sourced ingredients and changes frequently based on what is in season.

Spend the morning exploring the Portland Observatory, a maritime museum that offers stunning views of the city and the bay. Then, head to the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum to learn about the history of narrow gauge railroads in Maine.

For lunch, head to Duckfat, a popular sandwich shop that serves up crispy fries and a variety of paninis and salads. Afterward, visit the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, the childhood home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

For dinner, try Street & Co., a cozy seafood restaurant that serves up fresh, locally sourced seafood dishes.