Bangor Travel Guide
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Welcome to Bangor!
The third largest city in Maine, Bangor boasts a fair share of the state's history. It once served as a lumber port, and the Bangor Historical Society showcases how the city was in the late 19th Century. The Bangor Symphony Orchestra is among the oldest community orchestras in the United States, and their season runs from October to May. Take in Bangor's natural beauty while enjoying the thriving community full of activities. For art and culture enthusiasts, the Maine Center for the Arts offers a range of entertainment events, including theater, opera, and ballet. Museums in the area include the Hudson Museum of Anthropology on the campus of the University of Maine and the Maine Discovery Museum in downtown Bangor. In late August, the cultures of the United States are showcased at the American Folk Festival at the Bangor Waterfront. Like so much of Maine, Bangor is a great place for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for kayaking and canoeing abounding. Biking and cross-country skiing can be enjoyed in the city and area's 30-plus parks.
Tourist Attractions
The Cole Land Transportation Museum is a unique site where antique land transport vehicles are on display.
Hotels & Motels
The modern Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Bangor sports the latest amenities, such as free high-speed Internet access, an eco-friendly saline pool and state-of-the-art fitness facilities.
Tour Operators
The leader in guided river expeditions for open canoeists for over 30 years, specializing in unique and exotic river destinations and first descents.
