At a glance
#6 of 8 Tourist attractions in KennebunkportLocalGuideWorld score: 4.56
Rating breakdown
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5 ★71%
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4 ★16%
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3 ★7%
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2 ★5%
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1 ★0%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Kennebunkport Historic District?
- Kennebunkport Historic District is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 55 reviews.
- How does Kennebunkport Historic District rank in Kennebunkport?
- Kennebunkport Historic District is #6 of 8 Tourist attractions in Kennebunkport by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Kennebunkport Historic District located?
- 6 Elm St, Kennebunkport, ME 04046, United States — 0.4 km from the center of Kennebunkport.
- How can I contact Kennebunkport Historic District?
- Website: kennebunkmaine.us
Beautiful walkable area with lots of shops and restaurants, parking was easy arriving around 10:30 a.m. on a Sunday
Lovely place to spend time with the family.
It's hard to find parking, but it's so worth it. Very nice little town with craft shops, restaurants and gorgeous sightseeing.
The Christmas Prelude produced a lot of vehicle and foot traffic. Joy and laughter flowing from all angles. Would have been wonderful if the merchants would have planned to stay open after 7PM.
After dinner our group wanted to walk around, shop and grab coffee / hot chocolate… but everything was closing down. Very disappointing.
a damper on the end
After dinner our group wanted to walk around, shop and grab coffee / hot chocolate… but everything was closing down. Very disappointing.
a damper on the end
Kennebunkport Historic District is a beautiful well preserved little town in size but huge in heritage and history. You can also find fantastic food, and exquisite colonial well preserved architecture. Off the coast line, with a small drive it provides great passive entertainment and people gathering. Hope you and your family will enjoy as much as we did.
This is a beautiful town center with a lot of charm and port architecture. It's a quiet place during the winter and has short weeks with restaurants. During the warmer season it becomes a busy fishing, boutique, brewing and tourist town. Seafood, sandwiches and comfort food for food establishments; oh, sprinkle in a little French. Enjoy your stay.
Definitely worth the drive from Portland. I honestly wasn’t sure if this would be worth the time, but it was. Very quaint kind of “village.” A little out of the way, but I’d make time to return when I’m in the area. The “historic district” is basically just a small collection of older buildings, but the town itself is wonderful.
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