Learn about the best parks, attractions, museums, historic landmarks, tours, and other things to do in Portsmouth NH and the surrounding Seacoast area.
A fabulous collection of stores including, among others, top names like Liz Claiborne, Ralph Lauren, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Jones of NY, The GAP, Eddie Bauer, J. Jill, Pfaltzgraf, Cole Hahn, The Children's Place, Brooks Brothers, Pac Sun, Van Heusen, Old Navy, Nautica, Reebok and many more.
The Leddy Center's pride and joy is an arena-style (3/4-round) theater on the second floor of the 150+ year old Leddy Brothers building on Main Street in downtown Epping.
Rugged New England terrain underlies an attention-grabbing par-72 layout where you may be distracted at times by the spectacular vistas, the velvety course conditions and wildlif
"Golf in the Scottish tradition." Enjoy undulating bent grass fairways and greens surrounded by rolling dunes and scattered sand bunkers.
The Memorial Bridge, originally built in 1923 and replaced in 2011-13, spans the Piscataqua River and connects New Hampshire and Maine. The project won numerous national and regional design and engineering awards.
A National Historic Landmark, the Moffatt-Ladd House is one of America's finest Georgian mansions, built for merchant John Moffatt between 1760 and 1763. The grounds also feature one of the region's finest gardens.
Tugboats operated by Moran Towing Company dock at the heart of Portsmouth's waterfront and often are identified with the city.
The Museum of New Art (MONA) hosts the latest trends in contemporary art in stunning downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MONA is a non-collecting museum that...
Buildings showing life in the 17th and 18th centuries. Web site
Experience local legends, lore and mystery. Tales of folklore, ghosts and mysterious history with author and historian Roxie Zwicker. New Hampshire's only ghost tour.
NHTP is dedicated to community-building by using theatre and the performing arts.
North Church, constructed in 1854 to replace a meeting house built in 1713, dominates the eastern side of Market Square and can be seen from almost anywhere in the city.
North Hampton State Beach on Route 1A is located the heart of the short New Hampshire Seacoast.
Picturesque and accessible Cape Neddick Lighthouse (The Nubble) in York Beach, Maine, draws thousands of visitors each year.
The largest undeveloped stretch on New Hampshire's coastline, Odiorne Point State Park's 330 acres are open year-round for boating, fishing, hiking, biking, nature walks, cross-country skiing and picnicing.
A beautiful, wide sandy beach a half hour north of Portsmouth, Ogunquit Beach is a favorite of tourists and Canadian visitors.
For over 90 years, Ogunquit Playhouse has been a cornerstone of culture along Maine’s southern seacoast, producing world-class regional theatre and arts education programs. Its...
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Two theaters, Johnson and Hennessy, located in the Paul Creative Arts building, serve as venues for top quality productions starring UNH student performers and special guests throughout the year.
Pease Golf Course is a public course and was built in 1901 on the grounds of Lafayette Road (Langdon Farm) in Portsmouth. In 2000, a third nine-hole course was added to the original course.
