Waterville Holidays

Colby College's 714-acre campus houses one of America's premier art museums with over 10,000 works. Explore the free museum galleries, then wander the Perkins Arboretum's serene trails through diverse ecosystems.

America's oldest wooden blockhouse stands as a riverside sentinel from the French and Indian War era. Explore this 1754 military relic while enjoying views of the converging Kennebec and Sebasticook rivers.

Established in 1818, First Church of Waterville is the city's oldest public building and tallest structure. Experience traditional worship where Samuel Francis Smith, author of "America," once served as pastor.

This historic 1902 venue showcases theatrical productions and concerts in an intimate 810-seat theatre. Experience the beautifully restored architecture with performances from community to touring acts.

Thomas College offers career-focused education on a picturesque Maine campus along the Kennebec River. Schedule a tour to experience modern facilities and learn about their commitment to student success.

Ticonic Gallery + Studios showcases dynamic exhibitions from local to international artists in the heart of Waterville. Explore rotating collections and join creative workshops in this vibrant community arts hub.

This 1814 historic home showcases authentic New England life with period furniture and family heirlooms. Explore the Arnold Display Area's needlework and war artefacts during Friday afternoon tours.

Enjoy an outing to Gordon Center For Creative & Performing Arts during your stay in Waterville. While in this family-friendly area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.