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Dec 29, 2024
Great time of year to visit Portsmouth! We went to Stawberry Banke, walked to Market Square, and checked out all the cute shops along the way. Full review by LizBrennan706
Dec 27, 2024
Before we went to lunch at a local restaurant, I took a few photos of Market Square's North Church and the 30-ft white fir holiday tree. A tree is brought in and set up each year (some tourists think… Full review by NHjo
Nov 22, 2024
Thought it would have better stores. Cute place to walk around but wasn’t what I thought it would be like. Wish they had better stores. Won’t go back Full review by NashvillePredsGirl
If you have 1 full day here, what is the best plan of action: must see things and best places to eat?
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I would start the day with a nice breakfast at "The Friendly Toast" on Congress Street or Popover or Breaking New Grounds. Next stroll the downtown area and check out all …
I would start the day with a nice breakfast at "The Friendly Toast" on Congress Street or Popover or Breaking New Grounds. Next stroll the downtown area and check out all the quaint and colorful shops. Walk on down to the harbor and take a tour on either the "Thomas Leighton" or one of the other boats. If you're back in time for lunch I recommend the River House on Bow Street, excellent menu and great chowder. Next stroll over to Strawbery Banke, our living history museum of homes decorated from the late 1700s to 1954. See how people lived in days past. Then see what's happening in Prescott Park next door. They often have plays, concerts, and and entertainment throughout the warmer months. Cap the day off with a nice dinner at The Library restaurant in the Rockingham building on State street.
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