QUICK GUIDES

Thinking of visiting New Hampshire’s only seaport? Now you have more ways than ever to explore the nooks and corners of the city. Here’s our original list of  phone numbers and Web sites. These may change over time (posted in fall 2012) to let us know if you find an error and have an added spot to post. We’re not including individual historic house or museum tours here, but wide-ranging trips that explore a number of locations. Check for prices and times. Most are available only seasonally. (Continued below)

SEACOAST TRAVEL

A quick tip for travel planners who want to know what’s what and where’s where in Seacoast NH and South Coastal Maine. This original map includes all key roads, waterways and maritime points of interest. And you won’t find this on Google Maps or Mapquest.

SEACOAST QUICK GUIDE

Few communities of our small size offer so many performance art venues. Here is our clickable guide to the theater locations in the Seacoast region. These include historic theaters, summer theater and outdoor stages, and more. Fee free to submit any sites we’ve missed and, for movies, click here for Seacoast Cinemas.

SEACOAST QUICK GUIDES

Some see great similarity between the New Hampshire coastline and the Scottish land where golf was born. Our clickable list offers easy access to the key golfing spots north, west and south of Portsmouth, NH. Check out our clickable guide to courses, clubs and practice ranges. Please let us know if you see errors or have updates. We aim to be the best list.

PORTSMOUTH QUICK GUIDE

Two major civil war monuments, each in its own park, are the city’s key memorial structures – unless you count the Memorial Bridge itself. The following Exclusive SeacoastNH guide quickly sums up the primary site in the immediate Portsmouth area.

TRAVEL QUICK GUIDES

Touring Portsmouth cemeteries in any season has become more interesting and rewarding. New printed and online research is available for genealogists, researchers and the merely curious. The city is reawakening to the importance of these endangered historic sites and art historians are drawn to the skill of the talented carvers themselves.

TRAVEL QUICK GUIDES

Lots to do in New Hampshire, and keeping track of it all is no easy task. While there are hundreds of NH web sites with event calendars, there are very few with great state-wide listings. Here are the ones we know, collected by SeacoastEvents.com for visitors who enjoy roaming NH's seven tourist regions -- from the Seacaost to the Lakes and White Mountains. Bookmark this handy web page for fast access to links.