Bordered by the Androscoggin River and Atlantic Ocean with its 67 miles of coastline, Brunswick is a coastal community, offering visitors an array of recreational opportunities. With convenient access to I-295 and Rt 1, Brunswick is located 30 miles north of Portland, and adjacent to Freeport. Brunswick’s strategic location is enhanced by the Brunswick Executive Airport and the Amtrak Downeaster, connecting Brunswick to Boston (130 miles) and beyond by passenger rail service.
Downtown Brunswick’s wide Maine Street combines village flavor and city flair. Dotted with local shops and restaurants to satisfy every mood and palate, Brunswick’s pedestrian-friendly downtown attracts shoppers, sightseers, and foodies alike.
Brunswick is a historic and picturesque New England town in the heart of the Midcoast Region of Maine. The town, designated as a Main Street Community in 2012, offers a balanced mix of retail, professional and arts-related businesses.
Brunswick is a college town offering rich and diverse arts and cultural resources, anchored by Bowdoin College’s noted museums, theater, and concert hall. Established in 1794, Bowdoin was the first college in the state of Maine.
