Located at the farthest north point on Route 1 in Wells before you hit the Kennebunk line, The Maine Diner is an institution that has been featured on so many food shows - who can count.
The state's oldest lighthouse - a Maine icon not to be missed, glorious year-round.
This independent, locally owned shop has served the communitty since 1932. Known for superb selection, customer service, and author readings. Read more.
Built by the Vanderbilts, this 70-room Victorian mansion is frequently cited as the most magnificent of Newport’s sprawling “summer cottages” and a symbol of Gilded Age excess. (From Aerial America) Read more.
560,000 cubic feet of marble never looked so amazing. While there, try to count the number of human faces in the home's rich detailing. Can you even count that high? -WV Read more.
Philadelphia architect Horace Trumbauer designed this house for E. J. Berwind. Its beautiful ballroom held many summer parties. Look for the painting of Newport social butterfly Elizabeth Drexel Lehr. Read more.
